Bowman provided its core surveying, land planning, and engineering services for the development of one of the Mid-Atlantic region’s top-selling planned communities. Bowman’s survey and design teams were responsible for over 50% of the residential development as they prepared preliminary and final plans.
Bowman provided its core planning and civil design services to creatively tackle a brownfield redevelopment.
Bowman delivered civil engineering design services for the 177-acre Promenade project in the Town of Castle Rock, which is one of the largest community center developments in the country.
Bowman provided site, utility, drainage and stormwater design, as well as rezoning and full permitting services for new ground-up sites in the Charleston SC market. Permitting was conducted with applicable Local, State and Federal agencies. The stores are approx. 5,000 sq. ft. and sites range from 3-6 acres.
Bowman has provided site engineering design, environmental reconnaissance and permitting, and topographic survey for the construction of five, 80 foot long, fair weather stream crossing structures, and 1,300 lf of new trail construction and rehabilitation of existing trail.
Bowman provided overall design, design management, roadway and drainage design, hydrologic and hydraulic calculations, traffic engineering/management, electrical design, ITS, tolling systems, right-of-way and ATCs through Tender Phase.
Bowman provided complete right-of-way acquisition services to acquire an easement needed from 18 property owners and was able to obtain voluntary conveyance from a vast majority of the parcels.
Bowman provided Phase II engineering design of a two-span steel through girder railroad bridge. The project included modifications to the geometry and configuration of the Metra Southwest Service Line Bridge including raising the bridge profile. The scope of services included the removal and replacement of the railroad bridge over US 45 and a separate pedestrian […]
Bowman is assisting the Middlesex Water Authority with developing a regional water system in lower Middlesex County. Due to poor groundwater quality in the individual shallow wells throughout the eastern portion of the County, the MWA has sought to develop a regional water system to serve the entire eastern section of the County. This effort […]
Bowman is assisting the Middlesex Water Authority with developing a regional water system in lower Middlesex County. Bowman has completed this evaluation, developed and obtained approval of the Preliminary Engineering Report and has begun design to follow Hampton Roads Planning District Commission specifications. The scope involves the installation of approximately 42 miles of water distribu-tion piping sized from 12” down to 2″.