Bowman provided commissioning and monitoring and verification of building performance for the multi-use facility with meeting/training rooms, public and social event lobby/spaces and support offices. The center also includes museum space to commemorate the history of UW with large video wall displays and exhibitions. The project is certified LEED Silver.

Bowman provided energy modeling services for this municipal facility to achieve 47.5% energy cost savings versus code minimum construction, LEED Silver, and $24,000 in rebates from Xcel Energy.

Bowman led a team that analyzed the possibility of reaching the City’s commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions in supporting the shift to carbon neutrality, eco-districts and building resiliency that the City is embracing.

Bowman has been an on-call contract mechanical and electrical engineering service provider to the City of Boulder since 2013 providing MEP design. We are familiar with the Boulder Energy Conservation Code and the City’s commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% no later than 2050.

Bowman provided commissioning services to ensure the equipment is designed, installed, and performs as expected in concert with the owner’s requirements, delivering comfort and safety in support of the district goals.

Bowman was selected as the sole-source district-wide commissioning agent. The 2017 commissioning project involved the modernization of the HVAC and lighting systems at Steamboat Springs Middle School. Our successful work on the middle school led to selection as sole-source commissioning agent for the district’s 2020 bond.

Bowman was selected as the sole-source district-wide commissioning and building performance agent. The project was partially funded by $13M BEST grant. Bowman commissioned systems including mechanical, electrical, domestic water, lighting controls, renewable energy systems and monitoring systems, and provided building envelope testing.

Bowman was selected for third party commissioning services for the construction of a new High School (HS2), renovation and addition to an existing High School (WHS), and MEP upgrades to 10 other District facilities.

The project consisted of the MEP design of a multi-story, 105,000 sq. ft. commercial tenant fit up for use by JBGS as their new headquarters located in Bethesda, Maryland. The tenant space is located within the new trophy building developed by JBGS located at 4747 Bethesda Avenue.

Bowman provided MEP engineering services for Building O, a mixed-use building including 2,099-unit residents, six retail spaces and parking garage. The Building O design is slated for LEED v4 Silver for Multifamily Mid-rise.