Partnership Framework
3DUB pursues federal coastal and environmental opportunities through teaming with prime contractors, A-E firms, and technical partners operating across Caribbean and U.S. coastal regions.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) — Latin America & Caribbean District
Civil works environmental support including NEPA-aligned planning, Essential Fish Habitat (EFH) assessments, aquatic ecosystem restoration, benthic habitat assessment, biological monitoring, and protected species observation for dredging operations, coastal storm risk management, and shoreline protection programs across the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
NAVFAC Southeast
Biological monitoring, protected species oversight, marine mammal observation, and environmental compliance support for pile driving, in-water construction, waterfront infrastructure projects, and natural resource programs — including NAVFAC Southeast environmental requirements across Caribbean and Southeastern U.S. installations.
NOAA — Fisheries, Coastal Science & Marine Programs
Marine biology, protected species monitoring, fisheries science, and marine environmental data capabilities aligned with NOAA coral reef and coastal initiatives across Caribbean and Atlantic environments.
EPA Region 2 — Caribbean Environmental Protection Division
Water quality monitoring, chemical contaminant assessment, coastal and aquatic ecosystem compliance, and environmental planning capabilities aligned with Caribbean environmental programs across the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
Department of the Interior — National Park Service (NPS) & U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)
Marine ecosystem monitoring, species assessment, and biological field capabilities applicable to NPS and USFWS natural resource programs at Buck Island Reef National Monument, Virgin Islands National Park, Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument, Salt River Bay National Historical Park, and Caribbean Ecological Services Field Office programs.
DHS/FEMA — Coastal Resilience & Disaster Recovery
Environmental assessment and compliance capabilities applicable to federally funded coastal recovery and resilience operations, informed by key personnel experience in hurricane-affected Caribbean environments and post-storm environmental challenges.
Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM)
Marine environmental science, protected species monitoring, MMO/PSO field capabilities, habitat assessment, and biological assessment capabilities aligned with BOEM offshore energy, marine minerals, environmental studies, and environmental compliance requirements.
Partnership Inquiries
3DUB welcomes teaming discussions with prime contractors, A-E firms, and technical specialists supporting federal coastal and environmental programs. Use this form to initiate a teaming discussion.