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2. Qualifications <br />12RFQ #26-07-01 Edgewater Group <br />Deerfield Beach <br />Pier Coral Survey <br />Project 06 Owner: City of Deerfield BeachProject Address: 200 NE 21st Ave, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441Contact Phone: (772) 262-9434Project Status: Completed 2025 <br />Edgewater Group was engaged by the marina contractor, <br />Brothers Construction Inc. (BCI), to assist with responding <br />to a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) request for <br />additional technical information associated with permit <br />issuance for improvements to an existing fishing pier. The <br />agency requested documentation to evaluate potential <br />impacts and determine whether a relocation plan for <br />marine resources, specifically corals, would be required. <br />After reviewing the USACE request, Edgewater determined <br />that the information needed to satisfy the agency was <br />limited in scope and did not warrant a large or complex <br />study. Rather than proposing an extensive analysis, <br />Edgewater developed a focused technical approach <br />specifically tailored to address the agency’s questions <br />and regulatory requirements. <br />The study was completed provided the documentation <br />necessary for USACE to proceed with permit issuance. By <br />right-sizing the scope of work and avoiding unnecessary <br />analysis, Edgewater was able to save the client <br />approximately $15,000–$20,000 compared to other <br />proposals while still achieving a successful permitting <br />outcome. <br />About the Project
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