Last week, during Autodesk University 2026, Autodesk released the Autodesk Civil 3D 2025.2.7 Update. This recent Civil 3D 2025 Update includes a significant code update to support Microsoft .NET 10, security fixes, and other significant Civil 3D 2025 fixes.
Wonder of wonders.
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In only about one month, Autodesk released updates to Civil 3D 2027, Civil…
Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Sep 24, 2026
Tags Civil 3D 2025, Civil 3D 2027, Update, Jump Kit, Templates Only, deployment, implementation, AU 2026, Autodesk University
We are happy to announce that we just released the Framework for Civil 3D Jump Kit and Templates Only product Civil 3D 2027.1 updates this week. These product Updates support the latest Autodesk Civil 3D 2027.1 Object Model.
Due to circumstances beyond our control the 2027.1 Framework Product Updates took a bit longer than…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Aug 20, 2026
Tags Civil 3D 2027, Upgrade, Update, Jump Kit, Templates Only, deployment, implementation
In early August Autodesk released the Civil 3D 2026.2.2 Update. This recent Civil 3D Update includes a significant code update to support Microsoft .NET 10, security fixes, and many more Civil 3D fixes. Behind the scenes this important update provides important Civil 3D Backwards Compatibility capabilities. The Update supports the new Autodesk Civil 3D 2027.1…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Aug 18, 2026
Tags Civil 3D 2026, Update, Upgrade, Civil 3D 2027, deployment, Implementation, ADC, AIM, Jump Kit, Templates Only
Autodesk winds up for the early fall version of Autodesk University. This year AU 2026 is back in Las Vegas, NV on Sept 15-17, 2027. Maybe the Monday before the three days of AU matters to some if not most of us.
Out here in Civil 3D Land another year’s AU means the release of major Updates to core AutoCAD, the Map 3D Toolset,…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Jul 16, 2026
Tags Training, Civil 3D 2027, Civil 3D 2026, Civil 3D 2025, implementation, customization, AU 2026, Autodesk University
Autodesk recently announced a $3.6 billion dollar purchase of MaintainX and the subsequent creation of the new Autodesk Operations Solutions group inside Autodesk. From away up here in the cheap seats, we believe this is the largest, single technology purchase that Autodesk has ever made. Something to consider seriously.
Somewhere there must be a video about…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Jun 11, 2026
Tags customization, implementation, operations, Jump Kit, Drainage Analysis, video, Spreadsheet Tools