Vendors · Bay County, Mexico Beach CDC, Visit Panama City Beach
Coastal Protection Engineering LLC
Every record on this site that names Coastal Protection Engineering LLC: 4 money records and 1 recorded vote on its contracts.
Also written as: Coastal Protection Engineering, LLC
Contracts awarded$3.33M2 records
Tourism agency payments$37,8942 records
Contracts awarded
Contract awards approved on agendas since October 2022| Date | Government | What | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-06 | Bay County | Task Order 12, regional sand search design-level investigations and permitting As written: Coastal Protection Engineering LLC | $2.04M | Source |
| 2023-06-20 | Bay County | Task Order 6, reconnaissance sand search for future Panama City Beaches renourishment (Third Cent tourist tax fund) As written: Coastal Protection Engineering LLC | $1.29M | Source |
Tourism agency payments
Paid by Visit Panama City Beach, Destination Panama City or the Mexico Beach CDC| Date | Government | What | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY2024 | Visit Panama City Beach | Panama City Beach Convention & Visitors Bureau (Visit Panama City Beach): 1 payments by fiscal year: FY2024 $34,952 As written: Coastal Protection Engineering LLC | $34,952 | Source |
| FY2024 | Mexico Beach CDC | Mexico Beach Community Development Council: 1 payments by fiscal year: FY2024 $2,942 As written: Coastal Protection Engineering, LLC | $2,942 | Source |
Votes that approved its contracts
How each member voted, from the minutes- 2026-01-06 · Bay County Board of County Commissioners: Approved regional sand search task order · $2.04M · passed 5-0
Minutes
Daniel Raffield yes · Robert Carroll yes · Doug Crosby yes · Douglas Moore yes · Clair Pease yes
Approves: Task Order 12, regional sand search design-level investigations and permitting ($2.04M, 2026-01-06). Matched by vendor name, agenda item, amount.
Votes are linked to a contract when the same government voted within 45 days and the minutes agree with the agenda record in at least two ways (company name, bid number, project words or amount). Many contracts are approved on a consent agenda with routine items in one vote. A campaign gift near a vote, or from a company that holds a contract, is a fact in two public records. It does not show why anyone voted the way they did, or how a contract was awarded.
About this page
- Awards are agenda amounts, not money paid. Register and tourism-agency payments come from the lists each source publishes, which cover only part of each year.
- CRA records that the ledger leaves out of its totals (parts of a larger project, or not CRA money) are listed but not added up.
- Vendor id
coastal-protection-engineeringin the downloads (column vendor_id).