All-in-One BrIM Solution Accelerates Performance Innovative analysis, design, and load-rating functionality come together in one advanced environment in LEAP Bridge Enterprise. The direct exchange of project information – including bridge geometry, materials, loads, prestressing strand pattern, and shear reinforcement – helps users improve decision making for design and construction while connecting and enhancing workflow processes. From a single interface, users tap into the full power of four specialized modules that share a common information model: LEAP GEOMATH – Parametric bridge layout and design LEAP CONBOX – Analysis, design, and load rating for post-tensioned (PT) and reinforced concrete box girder, T-beam, and slab bridges LEAP CONSPAN – Analysis, design, and load rating for simple and multi-span precast and prestressed concrete bridges LEAP RC-PIER – Analysis and design of reinforced concrete abutments, piers, and foundations The resulting information provides a rich data asset for as-built documentation, maintenance, and operations. When combined with Bentley tools for user collaboration and project data management, LEAP Bridge Enterprise becomes an ideal solution for professional bridge organizations, construction teams, maintenance and inspection crews, and bridge owner-operators. The software easily handles the vast majority of the bridges built today, making it the choice of bridge professionals worldwide. Design-to-Spec Ensures Code Compliance LEAP Bridge Enterprise automates design-to-specification for U.S., Canada, or India bridge design codes to ensure compliance with mandated practices. The software is delivered for the user’s choice of international design codes: American Association of State and Highway Transportation Officials (AASHTO) specifications: AASHTO Standard (LFD: Load Factor Design) AASHTO LRFD (Load Resistance Factor Design) AASHTO LFR (Load Factor Rating) AASHTO LRFR (Load & Resistance Factor Rating) Canadian Highway Bridge Design Code (CHBDC) specifications Indian Road Congress (IRC) bridge design specifications The system has the flexibility to mix and match design and rating methodologies for verification. For example, users of the U.S. version can switch between LFD/LFR and LRFD/LRFR specifications.