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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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Bowser-Morner Again Named One of the Top Engineering Firms in Dayton.

According to a 2019 survey conducted by The Dayton Business Journal, Bowser-Morner was named as one of the top-five engineering firms in Dayton, Ohio.

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Bowser-Morner Opens Second Radon Chamber

Bowser-Morner’s Radon Reference Laboratory is very excited to announce the opening of their second walk-in radon chamber. Both chambers are certified by NRPP (National Radon Proficiency Program) and NRSB (National Radon Safety Board) as secondary radon chambers.

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Bowser-Morner Recognized by ACIL as an Independent Testing Laboratory

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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Recent Blog

1/10/2019

Measuring Shear Wave Velocity and Its Benefits

Bowser-Morner provides extensive geotechnical investigation services to its clients, including shear-wave velocity testing. This test method saves our clients substantial time and cost.

Recent Article

6/5/2019

Why Perform Special Inspections During Construction?

After a rash of structural failures leading to loss of life and property in the 1970s and early 1980s, the US government held a series of Congressional subcommittee hearings to investigate and analyze the problem of structural failures. As a result of this groundbreaking investigation, the Building Officials and Code Administrators International (BOCA) National Building Code added a new section entitled “Special Inspections”. The requirement for special inspections and identification of the types of inspections to be conducted are found in Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) 4101:1-17-01.