Our team was hired to perform the design survey of approximately 19,000 LF for the purpose of a new sanitary sewer line in the City of Plano. First we established control points and benchmarks at 1,000-ft intervals. Horizontal coordinates were established using GPS and vertical values were established by conventional leveling.

A roadway and intersection improvements with a mini roundabout. Included pedestrian, bicycle, and parking improvements using a shared-use path, pedestrian crossings and new parking areas. The design improved the connection to the existing City Rail Trail. The drainage system was upgraded, lighting added, utilities were improved, and landscape and streetscape beautified the area.

Bowman has been contracted by Royal Farms in providing site/civil engineering for the construction of new convenience stores and gas stations located across Virginia. Bowman has provided due diligence and site layout and design for each of the stores.

To convert existing CAD data and hard copy maps of the water distribution system into a GIS framework, Bowman identified the water distribution system features including mains, valves, storage tanks, wells, services, meters, and fire hydrants.

This project involved the engineering/condition assessment of VDOT’s Safety Rest Areas water and wastewater facilities, totaling 21 different facilities throughout the Commonwealth.

Bowman currently holds an Annual Engineering Agreement for civil, water/wastewater and surveying services with the Nelson County Service Authority.

Bowman is assisting the Middlesex Water Authority with developing a regional water system in lower Middlesex County. Due to poor groundwater quality in the individual shallow wells throughout the eastern portion of the County, the MWA has sought to develop a regional water system to serve the entire eastern section of the County. This effort […]

Bowman is assisting the Middlesex Water Authority with developing a regional water system in lower Middlesex County. Bowman has completed this evaluation, developed and obtained approval of the Preliminary Engineering Report and has begun design to follow Hampton Roads Planning District Commission specifications. The scope involves the installation of approximately 42 miles of water distribu-tion piping sized from 12” down to 2″.

The project includes the site civil engineering for the County Aquatic Center consisting of four pools and associated recreational amenities. Design and permitting of site civil engineering features including pool decking and drainage, access roadways and parking, stormwater management conveyance facilities, stormwater storage and treatment, site grading, water and wastewater utilities.

Bowman provided a PER and Design to replace a trickling filter Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) with a new 200,000 gpd Moving Bed Biological Reactor (MBBR) treatment plant installed inside of the existing concrete treatment tank. Design elements included rehabilitation of the existing influent pump station and existing operations building, a standby generator, and demolition of existing WWTP components. Additional services included surveying and civil design.