The Drum Island Marsh Restoration Project will be recognized by the American Council of Engineering Companies of South Carolina on February 4, 2020, with the awarding of a 2020 Engineering Excellence Award. On behalf of the South Carolina Ports Authority, ATM was part of a multi-disciplinary team that restored 22 acres of marsh on the […]
ATM is attending and presenting at the International Marina & Boatyard Conference in Fort Lauderdale today through Thursday (1/14/20 to 1/16/20). Rob Semmes, MS, is providing a case study on the Fernandina Harbor Marina (FL) today. Kirby Marshall, MBA, and Chris Ahern, EI, will provide case studies on Fore Points Marina (Portland, Maine) and Maximo […]
An annual holiday tradition for ATM and parent company, IGY Marinas, we’ve provided presents and holiday cheer to hundreds of children over the years, including 23 children this year.
Kudos to the City of Atlantic Beach for proactively undertaking a vulnerability assessment that has been recognized by the Northeast Florida Regional Council. ATM was part of the “forward thinking modeling and adherence to FEMA methodology” which is described at: https://www.govtech.com/em/safety/Atlantic-Beach-Fla-to-Adopt-Sea-Level-Rise-Vulnerability-Plans.html
Esteban L. Biondi, Associate Principal with ATM and Chairman of RecCom, is one of the instructors of the PIANC Marina Design Training Program (MDTP) during METSTRADE. Every year, the METSTRADE Show gathers marine industry professionals from all over the world, with over 1,600 exhibitors and thousands of visitors. The Recreational Navigation Commission of PIANC (RecCom) […]
On September 11, 2019, Kirby Marshall, MBA, and Pete Peterson, PE, will present at the SOBA (State Organizations for Boating Access) 2019 annual education and training symposium in Portsmouth, VA. Kirby, an ATM waterfront principal, will present on the challenges associated with Boating Infrastructure Grant-funded projects. Pete, a senior coastal/waterfront engineer, will present on special […]
A sand theory that could restore a portion of Jekyll Island. Read about the “sand motor” concept for the north end of Jekyll Island in an article here: https://thebrunswicknews.com/news/local_news/dutch-sand-theory-could-restore-jekyll-s-north-end/article_5b6e7246-40ed-589e-826e-177620e18810.html
Heath Hansell, PE, and Ben Carswell, Director of Conservation with Jekyll Island Authority, are presenters during the Coastal Resiliency Policy and Design Session on Friday morning at the Georgia Environmental Conference in Jekyll Island, GA. Heath and Ben will discuss current and proposed innovative coastal restoration projects along the Jekyll Island shoreline. Additional conference information […]
Upon completion of a competitive proposal process, ATM has been reselected as one of the Town of Jupiter Island’s (Town’s) coastal engineering consultants. Since 2011, ATM has provided design, permit, bidding and construction support for the 2012, 2016, and 2019 nourishment projects, which have, to date, placed a total of 2.9 million cubic yards of […]