From adopting a nest at Bill Baggs State Park, to designing and permitting our beach projects with Sea Turtle Construction Conditions in mind, Cummins Cederberg is committed to protecting sea turtles for future generations.
Construction is underway on the repairs to the eminent Dinner Key Marina. Fronting Biscayne Bay in historic Coconut Grove, the Dinner Key Marina is one of the largest wet slip marinas in Florida, as well as the eastern U.S.
This environmentally friendly boatwash method has become rapidly popular among the boating community because of its accessibility, time savings and economic benefits to the consumer.
Cummins Cederberg has added marine environmental veteran Penny Cutt as Director in the Fort Lauderdale office.
Rebecah Delp is a Marine Scientist and Project Manager responsible for providing environmental consulting services to clients in both the private and public sector.
Cummins Cederberg is proud to announce a recent award of the Broward County Business Enterprise (CBE) Certification.
The island was once an industrial sand excavation site and is now a beautiful destination island. Cummins Cederberg led all surveying, beach design, shoreline stabilization, EIA preparation, coastal studies, and construction administration.
The latest issue of the Marina World magazine - featuring an article published by Jannek Cederberg - focuses on disaster management.
The workshop trained participants in seagrass identification of local species as well as the various seagrass survey methodologies acceptable by environmental agencies
Cummins Cederberg proudly sponsored a sea turtle nest at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne through the Friends of Florida’s Adopt-a-Nest program and became adoptive parents to 100 or so baby loggerheads!
Danielle will focus on the use of coastal management tools, both new and not-so-new, to increase the resiliency of coastal shorelines.
Earlier this week, Category 5 Hurricane Dorian stalled over the Bahamas, causing mass destruction on the islands and threatening Florida’s East coast with intense storm surges and wind gusts.
Jason Taylor is a Senior Engineer, and one of the most well-respected engineers in the industry.
The lift pier extension project, engineered by Cummins Cederberg in Miami, will allow Derecktor Dania to fully utilize the lifting capacity of the existing hoist and permit vessels up to 220 feet length overall (LOA).
Cummins Cederberg is expanding and proud to announce our newest office in Tallahassee, Florida.
Danielle H. Irwin, M.Sc., has joined Cummins Cederberg as a Director in our new Tallahassee office. She specializes in water resource management and has extensive expertise in waterfront development, shoreline erosion prevention, coastal management, resiliency...
Corals have declined as much as 80-90% in the U.S. and Caribbean since the 1980’s. As a coastal and marine engineering firm, we understand the importance of natural healthy shorelines and always aim to protect, preserve and enhance all-natural marine ecosystems on projects.
Today Cummins Cederberg celebrated the work-iversary of Leonard Barrera. After opening in 2010, he was the fourth fulltime employee hired by the firm and is currently a Coastal Engineer.
As we celebrate International Women’s Day, the Marine Science department at Cummins Cederberg recently completed a Marine Resource Survey at the U.S. Coast Guard Sector Key West performed by an all-female crew.
On February 23, Cummins Cederberg sponsored and competed in the ASCE Miami-Dade Branch Field Day.
As we continue to grow, we would like to welcome our three newest team members to the Cummins Cederberg family, Jessica Ward, M.Sc., Rasheed Muslimani, P.E., and Jacob Rice, E.I.
On January 17th, Jannek Cederberg presented findings in a recent study at Matheson Hammock Park titled, Seal Level Rise Flood Mitigation Roadmap and Plan, to expert park leaders from across the country.