Kings Bay BU RFI Map_20260507.pdf

This document is a project map and overview for the Beneficial Use of Dredged Material (BUDM) – Salt Marsh Restoration at Naval Submarine Base (NSB) Kings Bay, Georgia. The project involves restoring degraded salt marsh habitat using material dredged from the base's navigation channel and other areas. The restoration is planned in a phased sequence across four primary areas: Cherry Point Marsh (Phase 1), West Marianna Marsh (Phase 2a), East Marianna Marsh (Phase 2b), Marianna Creek Cutoff Plug (Phase 3), and Crooked River Fork Stabilization (Phase 4).

The aerial map displays the geographic layout of NSB Kings Bay and surrounding marsh areas, with a marked dredge material placement corridor (shown in red) extending from the Naval Submarine Base channel through the Port Security Barrier area. The restoration sequence legend indicates the phased implementation approach for beneficial reuse of dredged material across multiple marsh zones. The project encompasses areas critical to environmental restoration while supporting the operational needs of the naval facility, with restoration activities coordinated relative to base infrastructure including the Magnetic Silencing Facility and port security barriers.