DuboCalc 6.0.9 - Release on July 3rd 2024
DuboCalc 6.0.9 - Release on July 3rd 2024
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DuboCalc is a software tool for quick and easy calculation of sustainability and environmental design variants of ground, road and water works. DuboCalc is used by clients and (potential) contractors for writing and reviewing (EMAT) procurement of civil engineering works.
It is recommended to use DuboCalc 6.0.
Different versions have their own URL:
DuboCalc version 6.0: https://app6.dubocalc.nl/
DuboCalc version 5.1: https://app5_1.dubocalc.nl/
DuboCalc version 5.0: https://app.dubocalc.nl/
DuboCalc 6.0.9 - Postponed on March 13th 2024
Read moreWe are currently developing DuboCalc 6.0.9. We want to roll out this version before the end of January 2024.
Read moreGeslaagde gebruikersbijeenkomst 12 oktober 2023!
Read moreRegistration form for DuboCalc user meeting April 20, 2023
Read moreNetcompany and Witteveen+Bos have taken over the management of DuboCalc from Cenosco and Royal HaskoningDHV since December 1.
Read moreThere is an error in the calculation of CO2 emissions from released materials.
Read moreDue to incorrect scaling forums from the National Environmental Database Foundation, a number of product cards have been deactivated in DuboCalc 6.0 since April 1, 2022. These product cards are now available again in DuboCalc 6.0.
Read moreUntil further notice, DuboCalc version 6.1 will be decommissioned.
Read moreA DuboCalc user meeting was held on Thursday, April 14, 2022. During this user meeting there was the opportunity to ask questions about the decommissioning of DuboCalc 6.1 due to the problems in the scaling formulas of the National Environmental Database Foundation.
Read moreToday the new DuboCalc version 6.1 became available. A new environment has been set up for DuboCalc 6.1 with a new URL: https://app6_1.dubocalc.nl/. You can log in with your existing login details (message dubocalc@netcompany.com in case of any problems). The most important updates in this new version can be read in the Release notes.
Read moreEarlier this year, the DuboCalc Object Library was launched, allowing users to import common objects in the civil engineering sector into their project. Now new objects have been added.
Read moreDuboCalc Object Library allows users to import common objects in the civil engineering sector into their project. New objects have been added on behalf of the Rivierenland water board in the context of the Flood Protection Program (HWBP).
Read moreTwo DuboCalc user meetings were held on June 15, 2021. The speakers' presentations can be downloaded from this page.
Read moreThe general 1-hour DuboCalc introductory training has been recorded and made available via this link. The recording will be active until August 6, 2021.
Read moreFrom now on, DuboCalc offers a new functionality: the Object Library. The Object Library contains 46 common objects in civil engineering projects, which users can import into their own project. This function is mainly intended to gain an initial insight into the MKI value of these objects in a project phase in which the exact details of these objects are not yet known. The Object Library provides insight into the average structure of objects such as viaducts, junctions, N-roads and railways.
Read moreThe online DuboCalc user meeting was held on January 12, 2021 from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM. With 150 participants this was a well-attended meeting. The speakers' presentations and recordings can be downloaded via this link.
The program was:
On December 3, 2019, the DuboCalc user meeting took place in a full room at Royal HaskoningDHV in Amersfoort.
Read moreToday the new DuboCalc version 5.1 became available. A new environment has been set up for DuboCalc 5.1 with a new URL: https://app5_1.dubocalc.nl/. You can log in with your existing login details (message dubocalc@netcompany.com in case of any problems). The most important updates in this new version can be read in the Release notes.
Read moreThursday March 30th the new version of DuboCalc 5.0 has been launched. Over 60 interested government officials, contractors, consultants and supplies have gathered at the Bouwcampus in Delft.
Read moreThis news item contains a short report of the user meeting on November 14, 2017.
Read moreThe development of DuboCalc 5.0 is nearing its end and the greater part of the functionality is made available in the test environment. The development has been established in collaboration with a test group of 20 DuboCalc users. In an iterative development process, weekly feedback from testers are beings processed. Testing Users could thus contribute actively to the development.
Read moreThe first meeting of DuboCalc users was held, on July 2, 2015. During the meeting, user requirements for further development of DuboCalc were discussed. The report of this meeting can be downloaded under Download. You must first login before.
Read moreThe online version of DuboCalc is coming. In 4 months we expect users to be able to use the tool online.
The development of DuboCalc online is in full swing. The application is built up in weekly 'sprints' so that we can address findings and make improvements at an early stage.
Read moreOn July 2, 2015 the first DuboCalc users meeting took place. In it, the following topics were on the agenda: explanation command RWS to Cenosco / Royal HaskoningDHV, target user group DuboCalc, Poll Results "user needs DuboCalc 'and discussion on user needs.
Read moreThe development of DuboCalc 5.0 is nearing its end now that most of the functionalities have become available in the test environment. The development was achieved in collaboration with a test group of 20 DuboCalc users. Feedback from testers is processed weekly in an iterative development process. The testing users could thus actively contribute to the development.
Read moreThe online version of DuboCalc is approaching. About 4 months from now, we expect that online users can use the tool.
The development of DuboCalc online is in full swing. The application is built up in weekly "sprints" so that we can eliminate all findings at an early stage and make improvements.
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