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Oman Gas Company named as finalist in Bentley Systems’ award

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Bentley Systems, Incorporated, a leading global provider of comprehensive software solutions for advancing infrastructure, has announced one infrastructure project in Oman as finalists in Bentley’s Year in Infrastructure 2018 Awards programme

The annual awards programme honours the extraordinary work of Bentley software users advancing the design, construction and operations of infrastructure throughout the world. Twelve independent jury panels of distinguished industry experts selected the 57 finalists from 420 nominations submitted by more than 340 organisations.

Oman Gas Company S.A.O.C.’s Asset Performance Solution for Reliability Management project in Al-Khuwair, Muscat, Oman, has been selected as a finalist in the going digital advancements in utilities and industrial asset performance category.

Oman Gas Company transmits and distributes gas to 4.4mn people and most of the area’s major economic industry facilities. To ensure consistent availability of its product, the company developed a reliability and integrity programme that digitised, automated and compiled all reliability and integrity data and management tasks into one platform with Bentley’s AssetWise.

Andy Glyde, regional director for Bentley Systems in the Middle East, said, “We are pleased to acknowledge and celebrate this project in Oman that is named as finalists in Bentley’s Year in Infrastructure 2018 Awards programme. This project is among the 57 selected this year, which represent the most outstanding going digital advancements in infrastructure by Bentley software users around the world.”

Winners will be announced at an awards ceremony and gala on October 18 during Bentley’s Year in Infrastructure 2018 Conference, which will be held from 15-18 October in London at the Hilton London Metropole. The conference explores innovations in software technology enabling infrastructure project delivery and asset performance and features keynotes, interactive learning sessions, live technology presentations, panel discussions and the finalists’ project presentations.

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