Bowman provided asset management and geospatial data collection services for a leading exploration and production company operating in the Permian Basin region of Texas. The projects include work across nearly 1,000 total well site and facilities.
Bowman was engaged to develop an issued for construction (IFC) package for a 90MW power island supporting a data center in the southeastern United States. The system design is anchored by reciprocating natural gas engine packages, integrated with all required balance of plant equipment to deliver reliable, continuous power.
Bowman conducted a front-end engineering design (FEED) study with a confidential client to evaluate power island solutions capable of delivering approximately 45 MW to a major data center in the South Central U.S.
Bowman was tapped to prepare an issued for construction (IFC) package for a 200 MW power island supporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) operations along the Gulf Coast. The system design integrated five gas turbine generator packages with supporting balance of plant infrastructure to meet the facility’s demanding power needs.
Within 24 hours of a tornado that struck downtown St. Louis in May 2025, Bowman mobilized its disaster mapping team to capture post-event aerial imagery. Using a Cessna Conquest aircraft equipped with a Phase One PANA imaging system, the team captured high-resolution, georeferenced imagery across the affected area.
A powerful winter storm hit North Texas in January 2026, bringing icy conditions that disrupted services to Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP) customers. Bowman responded quickly to support TNMP by coordinating emergency aerial helicopter service to inspect approximately 600 miles of distribution lines.
Bowman was selected as one of four firms to provide on-call land surveying services for Texas State University. The contract supports campuswide capital improvement, renovation and infrastructure projects delivered on an as-needed basis, helping the university advance both near-term priorities and long-term growth initiatives. Under the one-year contract, which includes options for three additional one-year […]
Bowman was the civil engineer for this transformative project, converting a 28-acre portion of Sycuan tribal land and portions of the Pine Glen Golf Course and Singing Hills Hotel into the first Major League Soccer club training facility on Native American land.
Bowman provided preliminary engineering, preliminary site design, final engineering, an ALTA survey and mapping services for the RaDD (Research and Development District) project. The project consists of a mix of laboratory and office buildings, restaurants and retail opportunities.
Bowman is providing design and construction management services to the City of Des Moines for the reconstruction of the Redondo Fishing Pier and associated public amenities. Originally constructed in 1980, the existing pier was closed in 2019 due to safety concerns and is now being completely rebuilt to meet modern structural and public use standards.