The county won second place in the inaugural “Autodesk Excellence in Infrastructure Competition” after a panel of industry experts evaluated 44 nominations for transportation, urban planning, energy and water/wastewater projects in United States and overseas.
The county was recognized for its use of Autodesk software on the Salmon Creek Interchange Project. The $133 million project is a joint effort between Clark County and the Washington State Department of Transportation.
County engineers used Autodesk software and other technology to completely redesign county roads on both sides of the interchange when groundwater problems caused the project’s original design to be abandoned.
