Bowman is leading a study for the Port of Corpus Christi Authority (PCCA) to identify and implement congestion management strategies for truck traffic serving port terminals during peak grain export operations. The project focuses on improving truck flow, operational predictability and safety along the primary port access corridor during the ADM grain season.

Bowman was contracted by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to document conditions, economic significance and opportunities for improvements along a 400-mile portion the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW).

Bowman conducted a hydrographic survey utilizing multibeam echo sounding and side scan sonar technologies along cells one through 19 of the wharf’s cellular wall face. The survey aimed to validate recent structural repairs, identify any remaining defects and support the creation of as-built documentation.

Bowman is providing planning and design services for the redevelopment of the West End Container Yard, a 140-acre effort to expand loaded container operations utilizing rubber tire gantry cranes. Our services include terminal planning, capacity upgrade schemes and traffic flow evaluations.

Bowman provided asset management and geospatial data collection services for a leading exploration and production company operating in the Permian Basin region of Texas. The projects include work across nearly 1,000 total well site and facilities.

A powerful winter storm hit North Texas in January 2026, bringing icy conditions that disrupted services to Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP) customers. Bowman responded quickly to support TNMP by coordinating emergency aerial helicopter service to inspect approximately 600 miles of distribution lines.

Bowman was selected as one of four firms to provide on-call land surveying services for Texas State University. The contract supports campuswide capital improvement, renovation and infrastructure projects delivered on an as-needed basis, helping the university advance both near-term priorities and long-term growth initiatives. Under the one-year contract, which includes options for three additional one-year […]

Multi-phase manufactured home community is located in San Antonio within the Salado Creek watershed. Our team prepared a Manufactured Housing Park Plan for the last two phases of the expansion. Phase V, the final phase, included 140 pad sites on 27 acres.

60,000 sq. ft. medical office building (MOB) situated on a 4-acre site in San Antonio’s Westover Hills Development. Our team was involved in the design and development which not only included the building but the 170+ space parking lot, drive aisles, driveways, as well as sewer, water, and fire access systems and an offsite city turn lane design.

Single family residential subdivision consisted of 698 homes and an amenity center located on a 122-acre tract within the City of San Antonio. Our team coordinated the master planning efforts for this development which consisted of construction over three phases. We designed the sewer, water, grading and drainage for the neighborhood and associated amenity center.