Bowman prepared a report identifying and addressing all ADA accessibility deficiencies at 11 Metrolink Stations. Following completion of the report, the team developed a plans, specifications and estimates (PS&E) package to remediate all identified deficiencies and bring the stations into full ADA compliance.

Bowman provided ADA compliance evaluation services for Escambia County, assessing both the county’s public transit infrastructure and its parks and recreation facilities to determine conformance with current Americans with Disabilities Act standards.

Bowman developed an ADA transition plan for the City of Artesia, California, enabling the city to secure financing through the California Joint Powers Insurance Authority (JPIA) ADA program. As part of this engagement, Bowman also conducted an ADA compliance evaluation and produced a Certified Access Specialist (CASp) report.

Bowman supported the Boston Transportation Department in a series of in-person and virtual public engagement events and stakeholder meetings to help establish a future vision for the JFK / UMass Station Area and develop safety improvement.

Bowman has built a nearly 20-year relationship with the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) through its work under multiple award task order contract
(MATOC) indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) programs, completing nearly 120 contracts since 2007.

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.

We provided full mechanical and electrical engineering design or the adaptive reuse of the Shillman Building into a modern, energy efficient Baltimore City District Courthouse. The project featured a complete HVAC system replacement with a variable refrigerant flow (VRF) system and a dedicated outside air system (DOAS).

Our team deployed a dual-sensor setup to gather aerial imagery and LiDAR data in a single flight. The mission combined a Teledyne Optech Galaxy T2000 lidar sensor with a Phase One digital frame camera, producing a 4-inch GSD image set and QL2-grade lidar.

To prepare for a projection mapping show at the New York Public Library, a 3D scan of a historic space was conducted using a Faro S series scanner. Eight high-resolution scans captured 350 million points in under two hours, creating an immersive 3D point cloud. The mesh was refined collaboratively, enabling content development ahead of the event.

Performed surveying and engineering services for this 2.1 acres to support development of a solar panel farm. Scope included detailed topographic survey of the area bounded by the woods line.