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Bluebeam is a technology that engineers use for construction project management. This page provides self-help instructions to use Bluebeam plus a form to request a license:

What is Bluebeam
Instructions:
- Request a License
- Download and Install Bluebeam
Training:
- How to Set up a Bluebeam Studio Session
- In-Software Training - Revu
- On Demand Training Library
- Most Useful Training
- Training Videos
- LinkedIn Learning: Beginner and Advanced Training

Troubleshooting

Access on demand help with Bluebeam Technical Support.

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Submit a ticket to contact the Data Program & Project Analysis (DPPA) team:

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What is Bluebeam?

Bluebeam is a software that engineers use for construction project management.

Bluebeam keeps teams on the same page through the design process, helps move the project forward during construction, and preserves important project data through completion and beyond.

Instructions

Request a Bluebeam License

To use Bluebeam, you must first request a license.

Request Bluebeam License

Download/Install Bluebeam

After you have a license, you can install Bluebeam from CDOT's Software Center. To do so:

In the Windows Search menu on your desktop, type Software Center
Choose the Software Center to open it
In the Software Center's Search box, type Bluebeam
Select Bluebeam then click Install

Note: Installation is not available until after you have a license.

Image depicting the link to click to download and install BlueBeam

You can log into Bluebeam after you receive a Bluebeam license then download/install Bluebeam from the Software Center. To log in:

In the Windows Search menu on your desktop, type Bluebeam
Click Bluebeam Software

Note: The first time you log into Bluebeam, you'll need to create an account. Here are instructions from Bluebeam Technical Support. Please use your CDOT email address to create your account.

Image depicting how to log into Bluebeam.

Training

How to Set up a Bluebeam Studio Session

Bluebeam provides a versatile and robust environment for document review and markup that is supportive of plan review. In this video Rob Beck demonstrates a step-by-step guide on how to set up Studio Sessions in Bluebeam, one of Bluebeam’s many features that allows users to collaborate in real-time. This video also illustrates how to use Bluebeam’s Review Tools - learn how to create markups in Bluebeam and how to navigate the Comments and Markups Log that is generated anytime a markup is added.