Bowman acquires dymaptic, expands geospatial AI services

• Bowman Consulting acquired Portland-based dymaptic, adding geospatial artificial intelligence, custom software development and enterprise geographic information systems capabilities.
• Financial terms were not disclosed, while Bowman's shares closed unchanged at $42.79 on October 15, before the announcement.
• Bowman said the acquisition could support automated data processing, imagery analysis and infrastructure applications across utilities, transportation, natural resources and government markets.

Bowman Consulting Group (NASDAQ:BWMN) announced its acquisition of dymaptic on October 16, 2026, expanding its engineering business with geospatial AI and custom software development capabilities.

The acquisition adds enterprise geographic information systems administration, software customization and automated data processing tools to Bowman's existing engineering and infrastructure services, with financial terms undisclosed.

Dymaptic develops automated imagery analysis, natural-language GIS interfaces, spatial data pipelines and custom applications for processing infrastructure information across connected systems.

Bowman said the acquisition could expand services in utilities, transportation, natural resources and government markets

Bowman operates from Reston, Virginia, with more than 2,500 employees across over 100 U.S. locations, providing engineering, surveying, geospatial and infrastructure consulting services.

In August 2026, Bowman agreed to a proposed $1 billion acquisition by Bernhard Capital Partners at $43 per share, following second-quarter results showing a $659 million backlog.