Construct timber floating dock with southern yellow pine decking mechanically laminated overlap waler system and HD galvanized steel reinforced connections with potable water dock boxes for convenient…

The U.S. Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 awarded the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission a Sport Fish Restoration formula grant (CFDA 15.605) totaling $955,413.00, effective October 1, 2025, with a completion date of September 30, 2027. The grant funds the design and construction of a timber floating dock facility in Florida featuring Southern yellow pine decking with mechanically laminated overlap waler system and HD galvanized steel reinforced connections. The facility will include potable water dock boxes for storage and 30 and 50 ampere electrical service on shore power pedestals to support recreational boating access and infrastructure improvements.

This award aligns with the Sport Fish Restoration program's mandate to support activities that enhance sport fish populations and provide public access to aquatic recreational resources. The project contributes to the FFWCC's broader portfolio of boating infrastructure improvements and recreational access initiatives funded through the program, which is financed by excise taxes on fishing equipment and related maritime products and administered by the Fish and Wildlife Service through eight regional offices.

Construct timber floating dock with southern yellow pine decking mechanically laminated overlap waler system and HD galvanized steel reinforced connections with potable water dock boxes for convenient storage and 30 and 50 AMP electrical service on shore power pedestals.