Bowman performed a multidisciplinary mapping and sediment characterization study at Lock CS-1 at the northern end of Cayuga Lake. to support the design of a recreational surface-water feature associated with the Reimagine the Canals Initiative.

Bowman partnered with the Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) to design and implement Rhode Island’s first overheight vehicle detection system (OVDS). No such system had been deployed on a Rhode Island freeway before, so the design had to function reliably at interstate speeds and volume.

Bowman led the preparation of final design plans and contract documents, as well as provide construction oversight, for improved pedestrian and bicycle amenities along the Woonasquatucket River from Eagle Square to Francis Street in Providence, RI.

Bowman is the lead consultant for the Illinois Department of Transportation’s (IDOT) first corridor management contract, providing comprehensive program leadership and construction corridor management for the reconstruction of the I-80 corridor from east of Ridge Road to US 30.

Bowman provided engineering design and landscape architecture services for Middlebury College’s redesign of the pedestrian entry at Johnson Hall. Originally constructed in a Brutalist architectural style, the building’s entrance did not meet ADA accessibility standards. Working collaboratively with the project architect, Bowman developed a new, fully accessible entry route that eliminates all stairs and creates an inclusive pathway for all users.

Bowman provided comprehensive project management, design and landscape architecture services the for facility. The work encompassed all phases of the project, including early concept plans and schematic design, through design development, various permit approvals, construction drawings and construction administration.

Bowman provided civil engineering, survey, permitting and construction support services for the four-story, 96-room Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham hotel. The project included underground parking and transformed a vacant commercial parcel into a hospitality destination consistent with the town’s mixed-use development vision.

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 supported the Bourne redevelopment, a 1.39-acre brownfield infill project spanning three parcels at a prominent commercial intersection. The redevelopment, located at Shelburne Road and Swift Street, transforms the previously underused site into a coordinated mixed-use setting, featuring a bank, commercial space, multifamily housing and underground parking.

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.