ProjectWise

ProjectWise is a secure electronic project collaboration software for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) information management, developed explicitly for the design and construction of AEC infrastructure projects. 

Access for external users

External users will need to work with their Project Managers point of contact in order to get unique credentials to access the WSDOT ProjectWise data source specific to their contract’s work effort.

Managed workspaces

For Connect and later projects, WSDOT uses managed workspaces where the environment resources are maintained and distributed from within the WSDOT ProjectWise data source. All resources necessary to adhere to Agency standards are included.  Working on WSDOT Connect projects requires access to ProjectWise and an applicable work area be set up.  Please contact HQ CAE Helpdesk for assistance.

For V8i platform projects, contact the WSDOT Project Manager for assistance.  Resources are not stored in ProjectWise.  However, we highly recommend that project data files be stored in applicable ProjectWise work areas. 

ProjectWise application installation

Download the ProjectWise Explorer Client (ZIP 854MB)

See Registering the WSDOT ProjectWise data source (PDF 224kb) if you need to manually register.

Please contact Bentley for assistance with these application installs.

Training

WSDOT specific ProjectWise training documents are located in the WSDOT ProjectWise data source. To access WSDOT ProjectWise 101 training, you will first need 1) an active WSDOT ProjectWise account, 2) the ProjectWise application installed, and 3) the WSDOT data source registered. Please contact HQ CAE Helpdesk for assistance.

WSDOT Data source: WSDOT
Path to training:  Documents\-CAE Training\_Projectwise\PW101

Support

For any support needs, please email the HQ CAE Helpdesk 
Monday – Friday, 7:00 am – 4:00 pm

Contact information

HQ CAE Helpdesk
HQCAEHelpdesk@wsdot.wa.gov

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