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01Project Management

Projects that clear their approvals and finish on schedule.

Most projects do not fail on engineering. They fail on sequencing — a permit filed late, an agency comment nobody owned, a vendor decision that waited three weeks for an answer. We take responsibility for the schedule and the paperwork together, and we stay accountable for both until the project is closed out.

Capabilities

What we take on.

01

Environmental permitting and regulatory approvals

Our deepest technical specialty. We manage the full approval path — pre-application coordination through issued permit and post-issuance compliance.

  • Florida DEP permit applications and agency coordination
  • Environmental Resource Permits (ERP) and water management district review
  • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Section 404 permits, Jacksonville District
  • Wetland delineation coordination and jurisdictional determinations
  • Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL) permitting
  • Stormwater, erosion and sediment control, and NPDES permitting
  • Public comment periods and response preparation
  • Permit condition tracking and compliance reporting
02

Program and project delivery

  • Scope, schedule, and budget development
  • Owner representation and construction administration
  • Critical-path scheduling and milestone tracking
  • Procurement, bid packages, and vendor selection
  • Contract administration and change-order review
03

Governance and risk

  • Risk registers and mitigation planning
  • Stakeholder and community engagement
  • Grant-funded project compliance and reporting
  • Project recovery and turnaround of stalled work
  • Closeout, documentation, and record retention

Who we do this for

  • Developers and property owners
  • Municipalities and authorities
  • Contractors and engineering firms
  • Nonprofits managing capital projects

Why us

Permitting is not a form. It is a relationship with a reviewer, a sequence with dependencies, and a record you will be held to years later. We have run that process from both sides of the counter.

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Next step

Tell us what you are up against.

A short conversation is usually enough to tell whether we are the right fit. If we are not, we will say so and point you somewhere better.