Bowman has been a key partner for Verizon Wireless for the last two decades, providing full-service architectural and engineering (A/E) services more than 1,000 sites across the South, Central and Midwest United States.

Bowman has completed over 20 new raw land sites for local utility companies and radio stations. Leveraging our telecoms knowledge, we guided our clients through the entire site development process.

For two decades, Bowman has been a dedicated provider of architectural and engineering (A/E) services for Ansco/AT&T’s antenna modification telecom projects. Our team has designed more than 100 telecom tower sites, including self-support, guyed, monopole, smokestack, rooftops, water tanks and antenna mounts.

Bowman was selected to provide civil and structural engineering services for the first standalone battery energy storage system (BESS) in California. Our scope of work included delivering detailed engineering at 30%, 60%, 90% and issue for construction (IFC) stages, ensuring complete compliance with the client’s scope and California’s regulatory requirements. Structural engineering services included a […]

Bowman was contracted to provide civil and structural engineering services for the first combined solar and battery energy storage system (BESS) development in Colorado. The project involved a multi-phase approach where Bowman delivered 30%, 60%, 90% and issue for construction (IFC) plan sets in accordance with the client’s scope of work and all applicable regulatory […]

This confidential project was the client’s first stand-alone battery energy storage system (BESS) initiative in the state, contributing approximately 50 MW of capacity to the power grid. Bowman took on a new role with the client, employing a program approach to navigate the project’s complexities. Services provided by Bowman included title policy research and mineral […]

State agencies responsible for forest management benefit greatly from aerial imagery, which serves as a tool for monitoring the extent, species makeup and condition of forests. Color infrared (CIR) imagery acquired in the fall is particularly useful because it allows forestry professionals to more accurately determine the species of the trees. These projects were completed with our DMC frame sensors because they are better suited to producing the stereo imagery requested by these clients.

The City of Vancouver, WA is the fourth largest city in the state and largely recognized as an extension of the greater Portland, OR metropolitan area. The city has experienced significant growth in recent years and has taken steps to dramatically redevelop its downtown and waterfront amenities along the northern bank of the Columbia River. […]

With a population of nearly 100,000 people, Bend, OR is the sixth largest city in the state having doubled in size over only a 25-year period. To address the explosive growth being experienced by the community, our team was first engaged in 2013 to develop water, sewer and storm water financial plans and rate strategies […]

The “Tri-Cities” region of Eastern Washington is among the fastest growing areas in the state consisting of the cities of Richland, Pasco and Kennewick. To address the impact of growth on its utilities, and to align the utility rates with updated financial policy drivers, our team was initially engaged by the City of Richland to […]