237.14 Electronic Design Data Delivery (BIM Deliverables) - Revision history

Hoskir: eProjects is now MoProjects

2026-07-14T15:13:44Z

eProjects is now MoProjects

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	:5. SharePoint SHOULD NOT be used in any way for the transfer of Open Roads Designer data. Open Roads Designer does not function when accessing files via SharePoint because it is unable to resolve any reference file links.		:5. SharePoint SHOULD NOT be used in any way for the transfer of Open Roads Designer data. Open Roads Designer does not function when accessing files via SharePoint because it is unable to resolve any reference file links.

	The Project Office may also obtain the files that are provided to the contractor via [~~http~~://~~eprojects~~/~~SitePages~~/~~Home.aspx eProjects~~].		The Project Office may also obtain the files that are provided to the contractor via [https://modotweb.modot.mo.gov/MoProjects/Account/Login MoProjects].

	:Note: To search for documents within ~~eProjects~~, enter the Job Number minus the "J" in the search box in the upper right-hand corner and hit "enter".		:Note: To search for documents within MoProjects, enter the Job Number minus the "J" in the search box in the upper right-hand corner and hit "enter".

	==237.14.4 Specifications of Electronic Design Data for Consultants and MoDOT==		==237.14.4 Specifications of Electronic Design Data for Consultants and MoDOT==

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	===237.14.3.5 Electronic Information for Bidder’s Automation===		===237.14.3.5 Electronic Information for Bidder’s Automation===
	General Provision [~~http~~://~~contribute~~.modot.~~mo.gov~~/~~business/standards_and_specs/documents/BLUE_PACK_01_01_2018.pdf~~ Electronic Information for Bidder's Automation (page 24 of this link)], of the Missouri Standard Specifications for Highway Construction, provides information for bidder automation. If provided, the Electronic Design Data does not constitute part of the bid or contract documents. This information, used for project design and quantity estimation purposes, is provided for the bidder’s use in automation of bid estimating, contractor furnished staking, automated machine guidance and other construction methods.		General Provision [https://www.modot.org/missouri-standard-specifications-highway-construction Electronic Information for Bidder's Automation (page 24 of this link)], of the Missouri Standard Specifications for Highway Construction, provides information for bidder automation. If provided, the Electronic Design Data does not constitute part of the bid or contract documents. This information, used for project design and quantity estimation purposes, is provided for the bidder’s use in automation of bid estimating, contractor furnished staking, automated machine guidance and other construction methods.

	===237.14.3.6 Electronic Design Data for MoDOT Construction===		===237.14.3.6 Electronic Design Data for MoDOT Construction===

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237.14.2.2 Survey Report

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	===237.14.2.2 Survey Report ===		===237.14.2.2 Survey Report ===
	The [https://epg.modot.org/forms/general_files/CADD/237.14.2.2_Survey_Report.pdf Survey Report] is prepared by the project’s ''Professional Land Surveyor of Record''. It is used for documenting the ''project control'' metadata and the method in which the ''topography'' and terrain information is obtained for a project.		The [https://epg.modot.org/forms/general_files/DE/CADD/237.14.2.2_Survey_Report.pdf Survey Report] is prepared by the project’s ''Professional Land Surveyor of Record''. It is used for documenting the ''project control'' metadata and the method in which the ''topography'' and terrain information is obtained for a project.

	A [https://epg.modot.org/forms/general_files/CADD/237.14.2.2_Survey_Report_Example.pdf Survey Report Example] is available.		A [https://epg.modot.org/forms/general_files/DE/CADD/237.14.2.2_Survey_Report_Example.pdf Survey Report Example] is available.

	The Survey Report shall be provided as a Adobe Acrobat file (.PDF).		The Survey Report shall be provided as a Adobe Acrobat file (.PDF).

Hoskir: /* 237.14.2.2 Survey Report */ updated survey reports

2025-01-24T14:54:27Z

237.14.2.2 Survey Report: updated survey reports

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	===237.14.2.2 Survey Report ===		===237.14.2.2 Survey Report ===
	The [~~[media~~:237.14.2.2_Survey_Report.pdf\|Survey Report]] is prepared by the project’s ''Professional Land Surveyor of Record''. It is used for documenting the ''project control'' metadata and the method in which the ''topography'' and terrain information is obtained for a project.		The [https://epg.modot.org/forms/general_files/CADD/237.14.2.2_Survey_Report.pdf Survey Report] is prepared by the project’s ''Professional Land Surveyor of Record''. It is used for documenting the ''project control'' metadata and the method in which the ''topography'' and terrain information is obtained for a project.

	A [~~[media~~:237.14.2.2_Survey_Report_Example.pdf\|Survey Report Example]] is available.		A [https://epg.modot.org/forms/general_files/CADD/237.14.2.2_Survey_Report_Example.pdf Survey Report Example] is available.

	The Survey Report shall be provided as a Adobe Acrobat file (.PDF).		The Survey Report shall be provided as a Adobe Acrobat file (.PDF).

Hoskir: /* 237.14.2.5 Civil Geometry File (alignments and profiles) */ updated link to video per email from Bill P.

2024-03-14T15:34:39Z

237.14.2.5 Civil Geometry File (alignments and profiles): updated link to video per email from Bill P.

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	::* Open Roads Designer file (.dgn)		::* Open Roads Designer file (.dgn)
	::- LandXML (.xml)		::- LandXML (.xml)
	::- Access is available to the video [https://~~youtu~~.be/~~bPFTrdLcZFk~~ Creating the LandXML file (Geometry to XML CC)].		::- Access is available to the video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClDu_jg62T8&list=PLytGCrmgneuhcYekYDvJFtpHrZET1WiKp&index=20 Creating the LandXML file (Geometry to XML CC)].

	===237.14.2.6 Civil Geometry Report===		===237.14.2.6 Civil Geometry Report===

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2024-01-16T15:38:51Z

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	[[image:237.14.jpg\|right\|180px\|thumb\|<center>'''Operator using GPS grading'''</center>]]		[[image:237.14.jpg\|right\|180px\|thumb\|<center>'''Operator using GPS grading'''</center>]]
	MoDOT requires the use of Bentley Open Roads Designer (ORD) software for highway and bridge design. ~~Projects currently designed with SS4 or SS10 Power GEOPAK will be accepted until January 1, 2023. Open Roads~~ Designer is based on a 3D workflow. Throughout the entire project design, MoDOT Design staff and design consultants shall produce Electronic Design Data using Bentley’s Open Roads Designer as defined in this article. Any conversion process from another CADD package to Open Roads Designer Electronic Design Data is not acceptable. Please refer to [[#237.14.5 Glossary of Terms\|EPG 237.14.5 Glossary of Terms]] for the MoDOT definition of ''italicized terms'' as they apply to this document and the delivery of Electronic Design Data for MoDOT projects. Electronic Design Data requirements pertain to road design, bridge design and survey projects. These electronic deliverables are now referred to as Electronic Design Data (EDD). A subset of this information is then posted on the MoDOT [http://www.modot.org/business/contractor_resources/bid_opening_info/OpenLetting.shtml ''Online Plan Room''] for use by potential bidders. Contractors and utility companies that do not have Open Roads Designer (ORD) software can utilize the [https://www.bentley.com/en/products/product-line/modeling-and-visualization-software/bentley-view Bentley View Connect Edition] to review native .dgn files included in the Electronic Design Data.		MoDOT requires the use of Bentley Open Roads Designer (ORD) software for highway and bridge design. OpenRoads Designer is based on a 3D workflow. Throughout the entire project design, MoDOT Design staff and design consultants shall produce Electronic Design Data using Bentley’s Open Roads Designer as defined in this article. Any conversion process from another CADD package to Open Roads Designer Electronic Design Data is not acceptable. Please refer to [[#237.14.5 Glossary of Terms\|EPG 237.14.5 Glossary of Terms]] for the MoDOT definition of ''italicized terms'' as they apply to this document and the delivery of Electronic Design Data for MoDOT projects. Electronic Design Data requirements pertain to road design, bridge design and survey projects. These electronic deliverables are now referred to as Electronic Design Data (EDD). A subset of this information is then posted on the MoDOT [http://www.modot.org/business/contractor_resources/bid_opening_info/OpenLetting.shtml ''Online Plan Room''] for use by potential bidders. Contractors and utility companies that do not have Open Roads Designer (ORD) software can utilize the [https://www.bentley.com/en/products/product-line/modeling-and-visualization-software/bentley-view Bentley View Connect Edition] to review native .dgn files included in the Electronic Design Data.

	==237.14.1 MoDOT and Consultant Electronic Design Data Requirements==		==237.14.1 MoDOT and Consultant Electronic Design Data Requirements==

Hoskir: /* 237.14.2.5 Civil Geometry File (alignments and profiles) */ updated per email from K Vollet

2023-06-15T19:40:53Z

237.14.2.5 Civil Geometry File (alignments and profiles): updated per email from K Vollet

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	===237.14.2.5 Civil Geometry File (alignments and profiles)===		===237.14.2.5 Civil Geometry File (alignments and profiles)===
	The Civil Geometry File, prepared by the designer, contains all ''horizontal and vertical alignments'' used in the development of the design. Horizontal alignment examples include: ''baselines'', ''special ditches'', etc. Vertical alignments include: baseline profiles, special ditch profiles, retaining wall profiles, etc. The Civil Geometry File should not contain any preliminary or unused alignments. All geometry contained in this file shall follow the [[media:237.14.2.5_MoDOT_Linear_Feature_Naming_Convention.pdf\|file naming convention for the designed Linear Features]] (i.e. Alignments and Profiles) found in the plans. A summary of all geometry shall be captured in the Civil Geometry Report.		The Civil Geometry File, prepared by the designer, contains all ''horizontal and vertical alignments'' used in the development of the design. Horizontal alignment examples include: ''baselines'', ''special ditches'', etc. Vertical alignments include: baseline profiles, special ditch profiles, retaining wall profiles, etc. The Civil Geometry File should not contain any preliminary or unused alignments. All geometry contained in this file shall follow the [[media:237.14.2.5_MoDOT_Linear_Feature_Naming_Convention.pdf\|file naming convention for the designed Linear Features]] (i.e. Alignments and Profiles) found in the plans. A summary of all geometry shall be captured in the Civil Geometry Report. To access this Open Roads Designer report, first select the Open Roads Modeling Workflow > Geometry Tab > General Tools > Reports Pulldown > Horizontal Geometry Report. Then select the Horizontal Alignment Review Report.

	The Civil Geometry File shall be provided in both of the following formats:		The Civil Geometry File shall be provided in both of the following formats:
	:* Open Roads Designer file (.dgn)		::* Open Roads Designer file (.dgn)
	:::- LandXML (.xml)		::- LandXML (.xml)
	::: - Access is available to the video [https://youtu.be/bPFTrdLcZFk Creating the LandXML file (Geometry to XML CC)].		::- Access is available to the video [https://youtu.be/bPFTrdLcZFk Creating the LandXML file (Geometry to XML CC)].

	===237.14.2.6 Civil Geometry Report===		===237.14.2.6 Civil Geometry Report===

Smithk at 19:24, 24 June 2022

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	MoDOT requires the use of Bentley Open Roads Designer (ORD) software for highway and bridge design. Projects currently designed with SS4 or SS10 Power GEOPAK will be accepted until January 1, 2023. Open Roads Designer is based on a 3D workflow. Throughout the entire project design, MoDOT Design staff and design consultants shall produce Electronic Design Data using Bentley’s Open Roads Designer as defined in this ~~section~~. Any conversion process from another CADD package to Open Roads Designer Electronic Design Data is not acceptable. Please refer to [[#237.14.5 Glossary of Terms\|EPG 237.14.5 Glossary of Terms]] for the MoDOT definition of ''italicized terms'' as they apply to this document and the delivery of Electronic Design Data for MoDOT projects. Electronic Design Data requirements pertain to road design, bridge design and survey projects. These electronic deliverables are now referred to as Electronic Design Data (EDD). A subset of this information is then posted on the MoDOT [http://www.modot.org/business/contractor_resources/bid_opening_info/OpenLetting.shtml ''Online Plan Room''] for use by potential bidders. Contractors and utility companies that do not have Open Roads Designer (ORD) software can utilize the [https://www.bentley.com/en/products/product-line/modeling-and-visualization-software/bentley-view Bentley View Connect Edition] to review native .dgn files included in the Electronic Design Data.		MoDOT requires the use of Bentley Open Roads Designer (ORD) software for highway and bridge design. Projects currently designed with SS4 or SS10 Power GEOPAK will be accepted until January 1, 2023. Open Roads Designer is based on a 3D workflow. Throughout the entire project design, MoDOT Design staff and design consultants shall produce Electronic Design Data using Bentley’s Open Roads Designer as defined in this article. Any conversion process from another CADD package to Open Roads Designer Electronic Design Data is not acceptable. Please refer to [[#237.14.5 Glossary of Terms\|EPG 237.14.5 Glossary of Terms]] for the MoDOT definition of ''italicized terms'' as they apply to this document and the delivery of Electronic Design Data for MoDOT projects. Electronic Design Data requirements pertain to road design, bridge design and survey projects. These electronic deliverables are now referred to as Electronic Design Data (EDD). A subset of this information is then posted on the MoDOT [http://www.modot.org/business/contractor_resources/bid_opening_info/OpenLetting.shtml ''Online Plan Room''] for use by potential bidders. Contractors and utility companies that do not have Open Roads Designer (ORD) software can utilize the [https://www.bentley.com/en/products/product-line/modeling-and-visualization-software/bentley-view Bentley View Connect Edition] to review native .dgn files included in the Electronic Design Data.

	==237.14.1 MoDOT and Consultant Electronic Design Data Requirements==		==237.14.1 MoDOT and Consultant Electronic Design Data Requirements==

Smithk: /* 237.14.2.4 Survey (.dgn) file */ Per CADD, updated broken link

2022-04-28T12:30:01Z

237.14.2.4 Survey (.dgn) file: Per CADD, updated broken link

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	:* Open Roads Designer file (.dgn)		:* Open Roads Designer file (.dgn)
	:* LandXML<sup>'''1'''</sup> (.xml)		:* LandXML<sup>'''1'''</sup> (.xml)
	::: - Access is available to the video [~~[media~~:~~237~~.~~14.2.4_Exporting_Existing_Ground_Terrain_To_LandXML.wmv\|~~Creating the LandXML File (Exporting Existing Ground Terrain To LandXML)]].		::: - Access is available to the video [https://youtu.be/hnolz7ZIAvo Creating the LandXML File (Exporting Existing Ground Terrain To LandXML)].

	:<sup>'''1'''</sup> '' MoDOT utilizes ''LiDAR'' to capture existing conditions; these are large files and may exceed the limit of LandXML file creation. If the file size is too large to export via LandXML 1.2, the existing ground surface must be broken into multiple sections. Please contact CADD Support for additional information.''		:<sup>'''1'''</sup> '' MoDOT utilizes ''LiDAR'' to capture existing conditions; these are large files and may exceed the limit of LandXML file creation. If the file size is too large to export via LandXML 1.2, the existing ground surface must be broken into multiple sections. Please contact CADD Support for additional information.''

Smithk: /* 237.14.2.4 Survey (.dgn) file */ Per CADD, updated broken link

2022-04-28T12:13:47Z

237.14.2.4 Survey (.dgn) file: Per CADD, updated broken link

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	:* Open Roads Designer file (.dgn)		:* Open Roads Designer file (.dgn)
	:* LandXML<sup>'''1'''</sup> (.xml)		:* LandXML<sup>'''1'''</sup> (.xml)
	::: - Access is available to the video [~~https~~:~~//design~~.~~modot~~.mo.~~gov/CADD/BentleyCivil/Terrain_Modeling/Exporting_Existing_Ground_Terrain_To_LandXML~~.wmv Creating the LandXML File (Exporting Existing Ground Terrain To LandXML)] .		::: - Access is available to the video [[media:237.14.2.4_Exporting_Existing_Ground_Terrain_To_LandXML.wmv\|Creating the LandXML File (Exporting Existing Ground Terrain To LandXML)]].

	:<sup>'''1'''</sup> '' MoDOT utilizes ''LiDAR'' to capture existing conditions; these are large files and may exceed the limit of LandXML file creation. If the file size is too large to export via LandXML 1.2, the existing ground surface must be broken into multiple sections. Please contact CADD Support for additional information.''		:<sup>'''1'''</sup> '' MoDOT utilizes ''LiDAR'' to capture existing conditions; these are large files and may exceed the limit of LandXML file creation. If the file size is too large to export via LandXML 1.2, the existing ground surface must be broken into multiple sections. Please contact CADD Support for additional information.''