This new building project is the home of the New Dimensions FCU headquarters.

The project consisted of a new 3-story building that includes multiple offices, front lobby, meeting rooms, break rooms, training rooms, a gym and showers, as well as a drive through canopy.

The building is fitted with solar panels on the roof.  Heat is provided by heat pumps and natural gas heats the hot water and powers the on site generator.

Type of Structure: Existing building

The former Wendy’s building presented MEP challenges and coordination to adapt the building to new use.

Bowman Constructors used a design/build method on the MEP scopes.

Type of Structure: Existing building

The small renovation project was to be completed in a high traffic area on the University of Maine campus in Orono.

Bowman isolated the work using various methods to manage the pedestrian traffic.

Type of Structure: Wood framed

Existing soil conditions required unsuitable soil removal and backfill.

Bowman worked with subcontractors and soil scientists to ensure the proper methods were used to complete the foundation work.

Type of Structure: Wood Framed

At the time of construction, there was an existing – operational – Credit Union on site. The challenge was to build the new structure behind the existing building, without hampering the daily operations of the facility.

Bowman Constructors erected temporary concrete barriers and fencing to seperate the work. Bowman worked integrally with the owner to move the owners operation and demolition of the existing structure – in a timely manner – so that members would have limited interruption.

“Building projects require a solid and experienced partner to be successful. For Sebasticook Valley FCU, Bowman has been that partner.”
– Jim Lemieux, President, SVFCU

Type of Structure: Wood Framed

High visability project site with limited footprint to build the structure.

Bowman coordinated the phasing of the project to limit the amount of subcontractors on site at the same time.