CEC-CDM SMITH, A JOINT VENTURE

CEC-CDM SMITH, a joint venture, specializes in civil and environmental engineering services for federal infrastructure projects, with deep expertise in subsurface exploration, coastal ecosystem restoration, and structural repair of military and federal assets. Their technical capabilities encompass geotechnical investigations, harbor and channel characterization, environmental remediation planning, and marine infrastructure maintenance, often supporting complex hydraulic and geologic conditions in sensitive coastal zones. The firm demonstrates proficiency in site characterization using borehole logging, geophysical surveys, and sediment sampling to inform engineering designs for federal navigation and environmental projects, with a demonstrated focus on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers missions. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering engineering services across diverse installations including national seashores, harbor deepening initiatives, and ecological restoration sites. Their work supports critical defense infrastructure resilience, particularly in coastal and estuarine environments, where engineering solutions must align with environmental compliance and long-term sustainability goals. Projects span from subsurface exploration for navigation channel improvements to the repair of historic military ferry docks, indicating a broad understanding of both operational and cultural resource constraints. Their primary industry focus is engineering services under NAICS 541330, where they apply advanced geotechnical and environmental engineering practices to federal civil works and environmental stewardship programs. This positions them as a niche provider for complex, site-specific infrastructure challenges requiring integration of geology, hydrology, and structural engineering in ecologically sensitive areas. As a joint venture headquartered in Bonita Springs, Florida, CEC-CDM SMITH operates with a focused, project-driven structure without formal government certifications. Their geographic presence aligns with coastal defense and environmental infrastructure priorities, particularly along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, where they deliver technically rigorous, mission-critical engineering solutions for federal clients.