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bowmanconsulting.com <br />Whidden Surveying & Mapping, Inc. (WSM) was assigned this task as part of the Indefinite Delivery Contract with the US Army Corps <br />of Engineers. <br />This survey required data to be collected to provide 66 beach profiles. Profile lines were extended 150-feet landward and extended sea- <br />ward from the most landward offshore data point a distance of no less than 3,000 feet. Spot elevations were collected on 10-foot ranges <br />with all breaks in grade greater than 1-foot vertically, and recorded for all monuments recovered in good condition. Soundings were <br />performed at 12.5-foot ranges along the profile. RTK was utilized for horizontal and vertical positioning of all hydrographic data acquisi- <br />tion. All data was collected during acceptable sea conditions. Structures along each survey profile were located along with above ground <br />utility indicators. The maximum allowable distance between topographic and hydrographic data points was 25 feet. Motion sensing <br />compensation (Heave, Pitch, Roll) was used for all data acquired with a Teledyne (DMS 10). Barchecks were completed at the beginning <br />and end of every field day. <br />Positions were referenced to NAD 1983. Elevations were referenced to NAVD 1988. For all Real Time Kinematic surveys, the base station <br />only occupied NGS monuments. FDEP monuments are not acceptable. <br />WSM provided weekly progress reports containing information on daily site work, manpower scheduling and all required final delivera- <br />bles in the required formats including ASCII files, metadata, field books, GPS network plans, Quality control report, and survey reports <br />(digital and hard copy). <br />Captiva SPP Topographic and Hydrographic Survey <br />Lee County, Florida <br />Client <br />US Army Corps of Engineers <br />Jacksonville District <br /> <br />Clay McCoy, PhD <br />p: (904) 232-3657 <br />Contract Dates <br />2013 <br />Fee <br />$52,000 <br />Tab 2 <br />Specific Experience <br />Page 21