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35   <br />Education and Training <br /> Bachelor of Science in Geomatics, <br />University of Florida, (1999). <br /> NGS OPUS Project Manager’s GPS <br />Network Adjustment Training <br /> NOAA-THSOA Multibeam Sonar <br />Training, (2007). <br /> <br />Registrations: <br />Surveyor and Mapper: <br />Florida #6503 <br />Land Surveyor: <br />North Carolina (2013) <br /> <br />Affiliations: <br />Florida Surveying and Mapping Society <br />The Hydrographic Society of America <br />Nat’l Society of Professional Surveyors <br /> <br />Years of Experience: <br />Degrove = 15 <br />Total = 15 <br />RANDY L. TOMPKINS, PSM <br />Surveyor <br />  <br />Mr. Tompkins has managed a wide variety of surveying and  <br />mapping projects for multiple public‐sector clients similar to  <br />the District including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and  <br />SJRWMD and SWFWMD.  His experience in managing large‐ <br />scale projects and his technical and software proficiency make  <br />him an asset to the Degrove team.  He has extensive  <br />experience in managing wide‐range geodetic control surveys,  <br />as well as Right‐of‐Way, Boundary, Topographic,  <br />Hydrographic, As‐built, and Quantity Surveys, and many other  <br />general surveying services.  A sample of relevant Degrove  <br />projects to which Mr. Tompkins has contributed is found  <br />below.  <br />  <br />USACE – Topographic and Hydrographic Survey, Bal <br />Harbour, Miami-Dade County (2013) – Surveyor for survey to <br />support shoreline monitoring and shore protection design. <br />Completed hydrographic survey as crew chief responsible for <br />offshore borrow area and preliminary data processing. Provided <br />onsite technical support for electronics and software. <br />USACE – Topographic and Hydrographic Survey, Broward <br />County (2013) – Surveyor for survey to support shoreline <br />monitoring and shore protection design. Completed <br />hydrographic survey as crew chief responsible for offshore <br />borrow area and preliminary data processing. Provided onsite <br />technical support for electronics and software. <br />USACOE Jacksonville District – Bartram Island, Cells A, B, F & G, Multiple Surveys – Duval County (2005‐ <br />Present) – Project Manager for all Tasks since 2008. Degrove has performed various surveys at this unique island  <br />disposal area in the St. Johns River.  Most recently, Degrove has been completing topographic/record surveys at  <br />various phases of construction and using profile/elevation data to calculate earth volumes, which determine  <br />payment received by the contractor.  Additional types of surveys performed have included:  Topographic,  <br />Hydrographic, Control, Wetland Mitigation, Construction Stakeout, Volume Calculations for payment in  <br />Construction Support, Design Surveys and As‐built Surveys.    <br />  <br />USACOE Jacksonville District – Fisheating Creek Topographic and Hydrographic Survey(s) – Glades and  <br />Highlands Counties – (2009, 2010) ‐ Project Manager for two separate Tasks for the Fisheating Creek  <br />Watershed.  Degrove was tasked to collect topographic data on 288 cross‐sections (86 miles), 158 miles of road  <br />centerline, 81 structures of various types, along with 96 miles of hydrographic data.  The first task in 2009,  <br />approximately 40%, had a completion schedule of 90 days.  The project was delivered three weeks ahead of  <br />schedule.  <br />  <br />USACOE Jacksonville District – Fernandina Beach Renourishment Project – Nassau County (YEAR) – Completed  <br />Volume computations for this 4‐mile beach renourishment project. Responsibilities included combining  <br />hydrographic data, GPS data, and conventional survey data to produce a DTM used for volume computations on  <br />an active construction site.  Degrove provided onsite surveying services 7 days a week for 4 1/2 months.