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Whether you are an owner, designer, contractor, producer, or manufacturer, you need trusted partners and reliable guidance to help you manage risks, develop solutions, maintain quality, and get your products and services to market fast. Bowser-Morner offers a diverse and collaborative team of consulting engineers, material scientists, and technical experts who can deliver reliable data and actionable pragmatic recommendations regarding the materials you use to drive your business’s success.

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Dr. Phil Jenkins named Fellow of the Health Physics Society

Bowser-Morner, Inc. is pleased to announce our own Dr. Phillip Jenkins’ selection as a Fellow of the Health Physics Society. This award is designed to honor senior members of the Society who have made significant administrative, educational, and/or scientific contributions to the profession of health physics. Congratulations Dr. Phil!

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Bowser-Morner status as an Impartial, Independent Testing Laboratory affirmed by ACIL

Bowser-Morner was recently licensed by the American Council of Independent Laboratories (ACIL) as a truly independent testing laboratory via ACIL's Independence Mark (I-Mark) program.

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Founded in 1911, Bowser-Morner's mission is to provide quality, professional services that meet our clients' needs in field and laboratory testing, subsurface explorations and engineering/scientific expertise. Learn more about all of our services.

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5/30/2023

BMI's Jenkins tapped as 2023 Radon Hero

Congratulations to our own Dr. Phillip H. Jenkins for being awarded the radon industry's prestigious Radon Hero Award by the Conference of Radiation Control Directors, Inc.

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6/30/2023

What's in your air?

Air testing by Bowser-Morner, Inc. Sometimes chemicals that are accidentally released may penetrate the ground as a liquid, but change to their gaseous phase while in the ground. These volatile (think easily evaporated at normal temperatures) compounds, oftentimes harmful to breathe, can rise up and get trapped inside buildings, where the occupants are exposed.