Water For People Golf Tournament

Bowen Collins & Associates sponsored a golf hole at the AWWA Water For People Golf Tournament on May 3, 2011.  As part of our sponsorship BC&A held an activity to raise additional money for Water For People.  We challenged each golfer to donate their entry fee to try their hand at Lasso Golf.  The competition was heated, with four tied winners at 6 points each.  The winners were Tage Flint, Jim Brooks, Ben Liegert, and Mike Collins.  Everyone received a treat and water for stopping by the hole as well.  All the fun helped raise $304 for Water For People!

Select Health Wellness Award – 2011

The 2010 Bowen, Collins & Associates (BC&A) Health and Fitness Challenge kicked off on February 1, 2010 and ran through August 27, 2010. Some of the activities we held included the Catch a Flight program where the employees had 26 days to complete climbing 300 flights of stairs; a month of yoga classes twice a week; a Health Fair; a WII Bowling Tournament; and a Trails Challenge that involved completing mileage either by bicycling, running or walking. Overall, we had 90% of employees sign up to participate which resulted in a weight loss total of 295 pounds. As recognition for our accomplishment, Select Health awarded BC&A the 2011 Wellness Award for promoting wellness in the workplace.

March of Dimes

BC&A staff are working to raise money for the March of Dimes, March of Babies.  Four years ago a BC&A family had a premature birth of a beautiful baby boy who was born 15 weeks early.  He is now healthy and happy showing off the footprints representing dollar amounts of staff donations along our staircase with his mom.  Their goal is to raise $1,000, BC&A staff have raised $500.00 and counting!  If you would like to donate please visit the website at www.marchforbabies.org and search for Naomi Oberg.

Thank you all for helping us give all babies a healthy start!  

“Water Sculpting the Future of the West”

BC&A commissioned Daryl Devy of Central Utah Water Conservancy District to create a sculpture for display at our office. Daryl has been sculpting since he was 12 years old, and was happy to take on the challenge. The motivation and idea for the sculpture came from the Provo Reservoir Canal Enclosure Project. Daryl uses old scrap parts from various sources and welds them together to create his masterpieces. Some of the parts he used for the sculpture were washers; a shifting cable from a bicycle for the lifting cables; a Kawasaki Motorcycle bolt for the hook; a piece of television wall mounting for the backbone of the crane; a large bolt sliced into pieces for the wheels on the crane track; and welding wire for the lattice on the boom. The two figures were hand formed out of wax, cast into plaster, heated to make the form, poured bronze in the form, sprayed the bronze figures with pot ash and then ferric chloride to get the final colors. The pipe was coated with titanium dioxide to achieve the color. The base for the sculpture was custom made in Heber with the intent to look like a trench. The scale used equates to a 72-inch diameter pipe. We are very proud to have Daryl’s sculpture on display in our office foyer.

Merissa Davis and Dale Winger join BC&A!

Bowen Collins & Associates is excited to announce that Merissa Davis and Dale Winger have recently joined the BC&A team.  Merissa is a biologist and environmental scientist in BC&A’s environmental team and assists in environmental permitting, documents and wetland planning and mitigation.   Dale Winger is an electrical engineer and oversees and designs SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) for several BC&A projects and clients.  Welcome!