Nueces River Authority will upgrade two existing wastewater treatment plants with new equipment and develop a Regional Plan Report utilizing the Regional Plant feasibility study and stakeholder input to meet future consumer needs.
This project placed BUDM material to reduce and possibly prevent loss of property and public infrastructure and preserve beach on South Padre Island.
This beach nourishment project addressed storm damage to existing engineered beaches.
This project produced preliminary engineering and design for habitat protection at Dagger Point.
This project initiated the first of many nourishment projects focused on the beaches of the west end of Galveston Island. The footprint is approximately 9,500 linear feet of beachfront being nourished with dredge material from the Houston Ship Channel.
This project conducted a geotechnical survey of the Upper Texas OCS that coincides with the Region 1 GLO Geotechnical Survey but occurs in BOEM-owned submerged land tracts.
Geophysical Survey offshore Texas in the Lower OCS in BOEM-owned submerged land tracts that coincide with the GLO Region 4 TCRMP submerged offshore lands.
This BOEM funded study took inventory of multi-use conflicts from hazards, infrastructure, environmental, and cultural resources to develop a framework or tool to help guide multi-use conflict in the offshore state waters and OCS.
This project partnered with the Galveston Park Board and the USACE for the 2021 and 2023 BUDM cycle to conduct a beach nourishment project with beneficial use of dredged material (BUDM) at Babe’s Beach.
This project continued restoration efforts around the Indian Point Marsh Area (IPMA) by exploring alternatives to design an erosion control structure with marsh restoration to combat the rapid land loss.
