Trimble 0–60 Challenge names 16 finalists to refine integrations

Westminster, Colorado, August 16, 2025

News Summary

The Trimble 0–60 Challenge selected 16 finalists from startups and developer teams building integrations for architecture, engineering, construction and asset lifecycle workflows. Finalists attended a two-day kickoff at Trimble’s Westminster headquarters to test integrations with hands-on support from Trimble experts, then will spend 12 weeks refining solutions for deeper platform integration. The program culminates with Demo Day at the Trimble Dimensions user conference in Las Vegas, where teams will present finished integrations. Top prizes include cash awards and all participants can publish integrations on the Trimble Marketplace. Separately, Trimble issued a security patch for an asset management product.

Trimble Names 16 Finalists for 2025 Trimble 0–60 Challenge

Trimble has announced sixteen finalists for its 2025 Trimble 0–60 Challenge, an accelerator program designed to identify and support startups, entrepreneurs and developers across the architecture, engineering, construction and asset lifecycle management sectors. The initiative seeks innovations that integrate with and enhance Trimble’s open technology ecosystem through software integrations that address real customer pain points and streamline workflows.

The program is run in collaboration with Trimble Ventures, the corporate venture fund that provides capital, industry know-how and guidance to help early-stage companies refine technologies and go‑to‑market plans. The aim is to accelerate progress within construction, transportation, geospatial and other core industries, aligning new tools with Trimble’s broader platform strategy.

The 16 finalists were selected for breakthrough ideas with strong potential to improve project workflows when paired with Trimble solutions. The finalists recently participated in a two‑day kickoff at Trimble’s Westminster, Colorado headquarters, where they received hands‑on support from Trimble experts to test and advance their integrations. Over the next 12 weeks, each team will continue to refine its solution and pursue opportunities enabled by Trimble integrations.

Kickoff and ongoing work

The kickoff event provided finalists with access to Trimble’s resources and guidance to help them shape their products for broader adoption. The 12‑week refinement period is focused on further aligning these integrations with customer workflows and identifying the most impactful use cases. The emphasis is on practical applicability that can scale across different roles within the AEC and asset management ecosystems.

Demo Day and ongoing opportunities

The program will culminate in a Demo Day during the Trimble Dimensions User Conference in Las Vegas on November 10–12, 2025. First, second and third place will receive cash prizes, underscoring a focus on measurable outcomes. All participants will also have the opportunity to offer their integrations on the Trimble Marketplace, a central hub in the Trimble developer ecosystem where users can discover and adopt verified integrations to extend Trimble solutions. Attending Dimensions and watching Demo Day offers a view into innovations reshaping how design and construction work.

The initiative positions finalists to demonstrate how external technologies can weave into Trimble’s platform, potentially expanding capabilities in project management, field productivity, data analytics and asset lifecycle optimization. By connecting diverse tools through a unified ecosystem, the program aims to create smoother data flows and more informed decision making across project teams.

In addition to the program’s focus on integration, the broader ecosystem is shown via the dedicated marketplace where developers can showcase their work to a wide audience of users who rely on Trimble’s technology stack. The approach emphasizes interoperability, governance, and the practical deployment of new tools within live project environments. The overall objective is to accelerate digital adoption in construction and related sectors by lowering barriers to entry for innovative software solutions.

What to expect next

As the 12‑week period unfolds, teams will continue refining their integrations to demonstrate tangible improvements in workflow efficiency, data sharing and cross‑platform compatibility. The final Demo Day will reveal how these innovations perform in a live setting and which teams emerge as top performers based on criteria tied to customer impact, technical merit and marketplace readiness.

Key facts at a glance

• Finalists: Sixteen teams named for the 2025 competition
• Kickoff: Two‑day event at Westminster, Colorado headquarters
• Timeline: 12 weeks of solution refinement following kickoff
• Demo Day: November 10–12, 2025, at the Trimble Dimensions User Conference in Las Vegas
• Prizes: Cash awards for first, second and third place
• Marketplace: Integrations can be listed on Trimble Marketplace for broader visibility
• Focus: Software integrations that enhance AEC and asset lifecycle workflows

Upcoming opportunities and environment

The initiative reflects a broader push to connect external technologies with Trimble’s suite of core capabilities, encouraging collaboration that can drive productivity gains, better transparency and smarter asset management across the lifecycle of projects and infrastructure. The emphasis remains on practical, market-ready solutions that can be deployed within real-world workflows and ecosystem frameworks.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Trimble 0–60 Challenge?

The Trimble 0–60 Challenge is an accelerator program aimed at identifying and supporting startups and developers in the architecture, engineering, construction and asset lifecycle management spaces, with a focus on integrations that work with Trimble’s open technology ecosystem.

How many finalists were named for the 2025 challenge?

Sixteen finalists were selected to advance in the program.

Where did the kickoff take place?

The two‑day kickoff occurred at Trimble’s Westminster, Colorado headquarters, with hands‑on support for testing integrations.

What happens after the kickoff?

Over a 12‑week period, teams refine their solutions to better align with Trimble integrations and customer workflows.

When is the Demo Day?

Demo Day is scheduled for the Trimble Dimensions User Conference in Las Vegas, from November 10 to 12, 2025.

What is Trimble Marketplace?

Trimble Marketplace is a platform where participant integrations can be listed to help users discover and adopt new tools that extend Trimble solutions.

Key features of the Trimble 0–60 Challenge coverage

Feature	Description	Impact
Finalists	Sixteen teams named to advance in the accelerator	Broadens potential innovations across core industries
Kickoff	Two‑day session at Westminster, Colorado headquarters	Provides early hands‑on testing and expert guidance
Timeline	12 weeks of refinement following kickoff	Deepens integration with Trimble platforms
Demo Day	Scheduled during the Dimensions conference in Las Vegas	Public showcase and potential top‑tier recognition
Marketplace	Integrations listed on Trimble Marketplace	Increases visibility and adoption opportunities
Prizes	Cash prizes for top three finalists	Incentivizes tangible, impactful outcomes

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