BCOES_CERT_CD_FORT PIERCE BEACH RENOURISHMENT.pdf
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This memorandum outlines requirements for a shore protection project in St. Lucie County, Florida. The project scope involves constructing a beach berm along approximately 7,000 feet of shoreline south of Fort Pierce Inlet between Florida Department of Environmental Protection Range Monuments R-34 and T-41. Work will include dredging beach-compatible sand from Capron Shoal and pumping it onto the project site via pipelines installed inside the South Jetty of Fort Pierce Inlet. Additional effort comprises sea turtle monitoring, beach tilling, and vibration control. A pre-bid teleconference will be held on November 18th, with bids due under Solicitation W912EP23B0003 for the Shore Protection Project Fort Pierce Beach Renourishment 2023. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District will administer the contract.
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CESAJ-CD 11 OCTOBER 2022
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: SHORE PROTECTION PROJECT, FORT PIERCE BEACH RENOURISHMENT
2023, ST. LUCIE COUNTY, FLORIDA
Project work consists of constructing a beach berm along approximately 7,000 feet of shoreline immediately south of Fort Pierce Inlet between Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Range Monuments R-34 and T-41. The project work is subdivided into a base and one option as shown on the drawings. Beach compatible sand for the project will be dredged from Capron Shoal, located approximately four miles southeast of the project site. Due to the extensive hardbottom areas located offshore of the fill area, offshore pipeline access to the beach site is prohibited. Offloading will be done inside the South Jetty of Fort Pierce Inlet, as shown on the plans. A staging area and beach access to the project fill area is located at the end of Seaway Drive and near the south jetty offloading area. Project work also includes but is not limited to endangered species observation, sea turtle non-capture trawl sweeping, turbidity monitoring, beach tilling, and vibration control and monitoring.
In accordance with the provisions of ER 415-1-11, certification is made that all appropriate biddability, constructability, operability, environmental, and sustainability (BCOES) review comments have been incorporated into the subject bid package or otherwise satisfactorily resolved. Feedback to reviewers for all comments is available on DrChecks.
Jim Jeffords, Jr, PE Date Chief, Construction Division
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