Diverse Projects. Proven Results.

For more than a century, Bowser-Morner has facilitated thousands of successful projects throughout the Eastern United States. While the markets we serve and projects we undertake are diverse, we consistently focus on pragmatic solutions that keep costs low while providing dependable quality and on-time delivery.

To see how our expertise and recommendations have helped builders, producers, and manufactures like you better manage their risks and achieve project success, please explore our featured projects here. Then contact Bowser-Morner to learn how our engineers, technical experts, and scientists can partner with you to meet your project needs.

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From initial subsurface testing through construction, BMI was there.

BMI environmental services, geotechnical services materials testing, and construction observation delivered the VAP/RMP requirements needed to complete this project. Read More

Dani's Place Residential Rehabilition Facility- Environmental Assessment

Bowser-Morner's knowledge and experience with environmental laws meant a more streamlined gather and assessment of information for this facility's NEPA compliance program. Read More

Ironhead Marine and the Port Authority reimagine the ship yard

Ironhead Marine, Inc. wanted to acquire the 21-acre historic site to build a new high bay fabrication shop; the Toledo-Lucas County. Port Authority’s wanted to turn the Port of Toledo into an international containerized cargo port. Bowser-Morner helped make that happen. Read More

Mercy Medical Center - Perrysburg, Ohio

The new Mercy Medical Center in Perrysburg, Ohio consists of three phases that started construction in 2012 and was completed in early 2019. Bowser-Morner was on the job for all three phases. Read More

Bowser-Morner Helps City of Piqua to Address Storm Sewage Overflow (SSO)

Bowser-Morner completed a geotechnical study (subsurface exploration, laboratory testing, analysis and reporting) construction observation and testing, and special inspections for $42 million worth of additions to The City of Piqua’s wastewater treatment plant. Read More

Bowser-Morner's Hydrogeologic Knowledge Guides C&DD Faclity Through Assessment Process

Bowser-Morner designed and developed an Assessment Plan that met the regulatory requirements for determining rate, extent, and concentration of debris-derived constituents in the groundwater while maintaining the flexibility to identify alternate sources associated with the site’s hydrogeology. The Fairfield County Department of Health approved the plan with minor revisions pursuant to an August 27, 2010 Inter-Office Memorandum from the Ohio EPA. Read More

Bowser-Morner Implements Vapor Intrusion Mitigation at South Dayton Dump Landfill

The South Dayton Dump Landfill, a former industrial waste landfill that operated from the 1940s until 1996, accepted municipal, commercial, industrial and residual wastes and construction and demolition (C&D) debris. Bowser-Morner, Inc. (BMI) prepared the Vapor Intrusion Mitigation Work Plan and associated Health and Safety Plan for Valley Asphalt South Dayton Dump Landfill in 2013. Read More

Gaining an Understanding of Potential Stability Problems for Historic Underground Concrete Water Reservoir

This underground drinking water reservoir was put into service in the early 1900’s to store and supply water to a large metropolitan area’s population. This approximate 350,000 gallon concrete tank, assessed in 2013, was found to have cracked walls; verification and assessment of the tank’s conditions were sought. Bowser-Morner, Inc. performed a geotechnical study as part of the evaluation of the concrete structure by others. Read More

Bowser-Morner Delivers on Home Depot Distribution Center

A new 1.6 million square foot Home Depot warehouse was built on an 157 acre site at a cost of $130 million and is one of the largest distribution facilities built in Ohio. Bowser-Morner worked with Seefried Industrial Properties and the Conlon Company (General Contractor) and provided the following range of services from design through construction... • Environmental Consulting • Soil Study • Wetlands Consulting • Ecological Study • Construction Testing for Distribution Center • Construction Testing for Electrical Substation • Construction Testing for Eastwood Drive and for Storm and Sanitary Read More

University of Findlay: Center for Student Life and College of Business

This new structure, comprising 75,000 square feet and built at a cost of $16,500,000, was completed in the fall of 2017. The building is a new facility for the College of Business combined with dining space and a gathering place for other academic programs, and is a venue for campus and community arts and entertainment. Read More
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