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StAFFING 68P261925RFQ # 26-07-01 • CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES (CCNA) Senior Coastal Engineer Total Years Experience / With Moffatt & Nichol 29 / 14 Education MS, Civil Engineering with Coastal Concentration, North Carolina State University, 1997 BS, Environmental Engineering, North Carolina State University, 1995 Registration Professional Engineer FA 57496, 2001 NC 039594, 2012 VA 0402049997, 2012 CertificationFEMA Enter on Deployment (EOD) Status AffiliationAmerican Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Coasts, Oceans, Ports & Rivers Institute (COPRI) Coastal Restoration Services, Flagler Beach, FL. Project manager for coastal engineering services focused on identifying and designing solutions to restore the city’s beach and dune system, which had suffered severe erosion in recent years. Participated in compatibility analysis to identify suitable offshore borrow areas for beach nourishment. Village of Key Biscayne Back Bay Coastal Storm Risk Management, Village of Key Biscayne, FL. Senior coastal engineer for the Back Bay Coastal Storm Risk Management feasibility study. Low-lying areas of the Village, including critical infrastructure, are vulnerable to flooding due to increased tide levels and more frequent and intense storm systems. Because of its location on an island, the Village is susceptible to storm surge from both the bay and ocean sides of the community. This project seeks to add the Village to Miami Dade County’s Federal Shore Protection Project, which is a 50-year beach management strategy. Ocean View Sand Management Pilot Project, Norfolk, VA. Project manager and lead coastal engineer to design and coordinate permits to excavate sand encroaching against private structures and place the excavated sand into gaps and narrow reaches in adjacent dunes. The present effort covers shoreline between Grove Avenue and Cape View Avenue as a pilot project to work through the technical, financial, and regulatory requirements, with a view to applying the process elsewhere in Ocean View. Sand, Beach, and Dune Management Committee and Technical Investigations, Norfolk, VA. Coastal engineer who provided data products and technical document as needed in relation to Cottage Line dune management and participated actively as a member of the City’s Sand, Beach and Dune Management Plan Steering Committee in a process intended to address residents’ concerns about sand encroachment on their properties while maintaining storm damage protection afforded by the dunes. Chesapeake Beach Nourishment Design and Permitting, Virginia Beach, VA. Lead coastal engineer and project manager for design of a hydraulic dredging and beach nourishment and dune restoration project at Chesapeake Beach. The nourishment sand is obtained by hydraulic dredging of a nearshore shoal with pipeline to the beach. Designed the nourishment template and prepared basis of design and the Joint Permit Application and supporting documents. Coordinated with federal and state agencies to assist with permit processing and federal Section 408 review. Brian Joyner PE Quality Manager | Moffatt & Nichol Brian Joyner’s 29-year career has focused on determining coastal and stormwater flood hazards on both local and regional scales and designing projects to mitigate or withstand those hazards. His experience includes detailed numerical modeling of stormwater hydrology/hydraulics, storm surge, waves, sediment transport, and the effects of coastal and hydraulic structures. Since 2020, Brian has served as PIANC (World Association for Waterborne Transport Infrastructure) USA representative to PIANC’s Permanent Task Group on Climate Change. In that role, he assists with updating and promoting PIANC guidance on resilience and adaptation of waterborne transport infrastructure and operations, relative to both open-coast and inland navigation.