Specialties
Waterfront Development; Waterfront Facility Planning and Siting Studies; Marina Planning and Design; Coastal Engineering; Coastal Construction; Regulatory Permitting; Construction Administration
Practice Areas
Waterfront and Coastal
Education
MS, Ocean Engineering, Florida Institute of Technology, 1991; BS, Mechanical Engineering, West Virginia University, 1986
Registration
Professional Engineer: Florida #49294; Virginia #0402037891; Texas #98-182; North Carolina #044830; Wisconsin #31639-006
Client Service
On behalf of clients, Pete applies his extensive construction and environmental background to large and complex oceanographic and water-related projects, taking them from planning, design, and permitting through construction. His work often addresses private marinas, large cruise-ship destinations, and ports and harbors in the United States, Central America, the Caribbean, China, and the Pacific Islands.
Pete provides services including coastal-structure design and permitting, dredging support, marine environmental impact assessments, and ocean engineering. In addition, he conducts coastal-process and shoreline-change analyses and leads due diligence investigations for marina and coastal developments. His construction experience includes large marine projects involving commercial docks, piers, revetments, jetties, dredging, and mooring facilities.
In addition, Pete serves an expert witness for cases involving waterfront structures and marina facilities.
In service to his profession, Pete is active in organizations including the American Society of Civil Engineers, the Marine Technology Society, and the Bahamas Society of Engineers.
Contact Pete at Ppeterson@appliedtm.com.
