Bowman supported Weidmann Electrical Technology with the expansion of its active manufacturing facility, providing site design, permitting and construction-phase services to help advance new industrial growth while maintaining ongoing operations. The project included improvements to the existing facility, a new storage building and relocated parking areas.

Bowman provided survey and civil and site design services for Hotel Jay and the Pump House indoor water park, supporting a major resort expansion within a constrained mountain setting. The project required thoughtful coordination of grading, drainage and infrastructure design to integrate new facilities with existing parking areas and site conditions.

Bowman provided engineering, permitting and construction-phase services for the multi-phase infrastructure improvement project at Milton Mobile Home Park, an approximately 100-unit resident-owned cooperative with aging water and wastewater systems. The long-running effort addressed critical utility needs for an affordable manufactured housing community while improving the reliability and resilience of its core infrastructure.

Bowman was engaged by Collier County, FL, to provide construction engineering and inspection services for the expansion of the Golden Gate Wastewater Treatment Plant, expanding the treatment capacity from 1.5 MDG to 5.0 MGD.

Bowman worked closely with both utilities to structure a hybrid capacity model. Our team also led the technical and financial analysis, developed cost allocation methodologies aligned with industry standards and facilitated stakeholder discussions.

Following flood damage near Elbe, Washington, our team assessed and designed the replacement of the Nisqually River Trestle on Tacoma Rail’s Mountain Division Line. We evaluated multiple bridge alternatives, selecting a two-span steel plate girder bridge for optimal performance, cost-efficiency, and environmental compliance, ensuring a resilient and sustainable rail connection.

Our team worked with SunCommon Solar to design a wetland restoration and habitat enhancement plan of their 1.5 acre lease area. This project enhanced what was historically a wetland cornfield turned solar field (community-supported solar array) with various levels of habitat enhancement including a detailed ecological planting plan with over 150 native trees and shrubs. […]

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) St. Louis District turned to us, emphasizing the urgency for rapid acquisition of aerial imagery. The task order was to acquire 1,248 square miles of 1’ GSD 4-band color aerial imagery of the Mississippi River above Vicksburg, MS.

Our team designed and implemented wetland restoration for approximately 8,000 sq. ft. of wetland as part of a State of Vermont permitting agreement for the Peck Solar project in Middlebury, VT.

The Vallecitos Water District had surplus land that is highly constrained that they wanted to find the highest and best use of the parcel for. Our landscape architects analyzed and evaluated the property based on access, steep slopes and biological sensitive habitat.