Bowman Welcomes Andy Raichle as Executive Vice President, Marine Engineering and Climate Resiliency

Bowman Welcomes Andy Raichle as Executive Vice President, Marine Engineering and Climate Resiliency

Bowman has appointed Andy Raichle, PE, to executive vice president, marine engineering & climate resiliency. Andy's appointment strengthens Bowman's commitment to growing its ports & harbor practice and climate resiliency capabilities.

Andy's career spans projects in the coastal and maritime environments across the United States, its territories and the Caribbean. His experience includes ports and harbors, flood protection/resiliency, ecological restoration, natural disaster recovery, offshore wind development and commercial, residential and resort development. Throughout his career, Andy has navigated federal, state and local processes, and he comfortably interfaces with all regulatory agencies. His ability to manage complex regulatory environments ensures that Bowman projects will meet the highest standards of compliance and sustainability.

"Andy's experience and deep understanding of waterfront development and marine engineering will be invaluable as we expand our services to address the growing demand for offshore wind and climate resiliency solutions," said Dan Swayze, chief operating officer at Bowman. "His knowledge and skillset align perfectly with our mission to build Bowman as a premier provider of sustainable and flood-resilient infrastructure systems."

In this role, Andy will support Bowman's ports & harbor group, expanding the company's reach into offshore wind and coastal protection markets. His strong background in urban development will also be instrumental in securing new contracts and fostering growth in the market.

"Bowman's entrepreneurial spirit combined with their national reach and depth of expertise in a wide range of engineering disciplines drew me to the company," said Andy Raichle. "I am eager to leverage these strengths to attract top talent, identify potential acquisitions and further support the company's expanding marine and climate resiliency initiatives."