Update Short Course on Dredging Fundamentals for Shipyard

Update: Short Course on Dredging Fundamentals for Shipyard Operations & Environmental Sustainability BRIAN MCVE Y ENVIR ONMEN TAL ENGINEERING MANAG ER HII -I NGA LLS S HIP BU ILDING

Team Project Lead: David Templeton, Partner Anchor QEA, LLC Project Technical Representative: Brian Mc. Vey Ingalls Shipbuilding

Seminar Date and Location ◦ October 24, 2019 ◦ Palace Casino, Biloxi, MS ◦ Dredge Site Tour---TBD

Expertise Anchor QEA is involved in navigation and sediment remediation dredging projects throughout the country, and is a nationally recognized expert in applying dredging strategies and concepts to numerous waterfront industries, including shipyards, marinas, and ports. Anchor is a long-time member of the Western Dredging Association (WEDA), where they have featured many of our case histories of shipyard-related dredging projects

Subject Matter Experts David Keith, Partner Anchor QEA, LLC Wendell Mears, Partner Anchor QEA, LLC

Agenda Items • • • Overview of typical dredging technologies applicable to shipyards Critical regulatory considerations and regional variations Permit strategies, including Regional and Facility-Specific Regional Permits Sediment data collection and assessment Design considerations unique to shipyard facilities Maintenance dredging, berth deepening, and environmental remediation Sediment disposal options Cost estimating and key factors Construction considerations and Best Management Practices Contract documents and claims avoidance

Why Attend? Learn from the experts: • Planning and budgeting to meet long-term dredging needs • Evaluating the relative cost-effectiveness of dredging and sediment management options • Developing feasible and environmentally compliant alternatives for dredging and sediment disposal • Planning and executing difficult and time-consuming permitting challenges associated with dredging projects and material placement