Federal MATOC Awardee
Cubic Yards Moved
Serving Florida Waters Since
Field Operations
Combined Years Experience
The public agencies our crews answer to — as clients on the projects below, and as the regulators who watch every cubic yard.
Recurring sand trap maintenance for the Jupiter Inlet District. 24/7 hydraulic cutterhead operations removed 161,536 CY for downdrift beach nourishment south of the inlet.
Hydraulic dredging north of Peanut Island with mitigation hole fill operations. Continuous turbidity monitoring protected vital marine habitats throughout the Lake Worth Inlet system.
Sand trap maintenance dredging at South Lake Worth Inlet, managed through Palm Beach County Environmental Resources Management. Beach-compatible material placed for nearshore nourishment.
$2.8M interim beach renourishment along Gulfside Road on Florida's Gulf Coast. Hydraulic dredging and sand placement restored critically eroded shoreline as part of the town's coastal resilience program.
The largest single project in AGDM company history at 268,000 CY. Sand was dredged from the St. Lucie Inlet, Sailfish Point Marina channel, federal navigation channel, and impoundment basin and placed along Bathtub Beach and Sailfish Point shoreline.
Recurring hydraulic cutterhead dredging of the Jupiter Inlet sand trap. Beach-quality material placed for downdrift nourishment south of the inlet.
Converted a temporary dredge management area into a permanent stormwater retention pond as part of project scope. Hydraulic swing-ladder dredging pumped canal muck as slurry into geotextile dewatering bags for on-site drying and truck haul-off.
24/7 operations through turtle nesting season under full sea-turtle protection protocols. $2.2M Charlotte County maintenance contract straightened the navigation channel to 5-foot depth, with beach-quality sand placed along Stump Pass Beach State Park and northern Knight Island.
Hydraulic cutterhead dredging with computer-tracked positioning to protect adjacent seagrass habitat. Beach-compatible material placed for downdrift nourishment south of the inlet.
Intracoastal Waterway O&M dredging for the USACE Jacksonville District, completed in 2020 by AGDM as a subcontractor to Coastal Dredging Co. — the prime contractor, under its own prior USACE MATOC. Approximately 48,000 CY from the Crossroads area at St. Lucie Inlet, plus approximately 95,000 CY from Jupiter Inlet with beach placement. 24/7 continuous operations with computer-tracked dredge positioning for seagrass avoidance.
Cubic Yards Delivered
Operating in Florida Waters Since
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