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Charlotte County Awards $29.3M Contract for Beach Recovery Work

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Charlotte County approved a $29.3 million contract for hurricane recovery beach work on Manasota Key and South Beach. The contract, awarded to Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Company, LLC of Houston, covers maintenance dredging and beach disposal using navigation channel sediments. The county anticipates receiving up to $8.2 million in state grant funding from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

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This contract represents a major infrastructure investment in coastal resilience, with the project scope including 590,000 cubic yards of fill for Manasota Key and 400,000 cubic yards for South Beach. The work is supported by anticipated grants from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, FEMA, and the Florida Department of Emergency Management.

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    Charlotte County might see reduced project costs due to anticipated grant funding from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

  • Miami-Dade County might see increased asset value and resilience within its coastal areas due to major infrastructure investment.

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