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Dock, Pier & Piling Construction
Fixed docks, access piers, pile-supported platforms, structural repairs, and waterfront access built around local water conditions.
/ Marine & Waterfront Construction
Bayboro · Eastern NC
NC Unlimited GC #L.104980
Marine construction built for Eastern NC water.
Docks, piers, pilings, boat lifts, marina renovations, shoreline stabilization, and CAMA permit support — backed by owned barges, in-house crews, and an Unlimited North Carolina general contractor license.
License
L.104980
Marine assets
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SAM.gov
Ready
Service area
ENC
Dock · Pier · Piling · Boat lift · Marina · Shoreline · CAMA
/ Licensed · Equipped · Local
NC Unlimited GC #L.104980
SAM.gov Registered
Owned construction barges
Bonded & insured
/ 01 · Coastal Reality
Waterfront work has no patience for guesswork.
Tides, wake, storms, rot, corrosion, erosion, and soft soils all change the job. A dock or shoreline project that looks simple on paper can get expensive fast when access, permitting, or pile conditions are missed.
Andromeda plans waterfront work around the actual site: land access, water access, CAMA considerations, marina operations, resident safety, crew mobilization, and the equipment needed to keep the schedule real.
/ 02 · Marine Scope
What we handle.
A practical waterfront service stack for property owners, marinas, developers, HOAs, and public-sector buyers.
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Boat Lifts & Waterfront Access
Boat lift installation, support pilings, slips, access improvements, and the practical details that make waterfront property easier to use.
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Marina Renovation & Commercial Build-Out
Active marina and commercial waterfront work planned around boat traffic, tenant access, safety, phasing, and schedule control.
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Shoreline Stabilization & Bank Restoration
Natural shoreline restoration, erosion control, bank stabilization, and practical storm-resilience improvements for coastal properties.
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CAMA Permit Assistance
Major and Minor CAMA permit support, project documentation, and early planning so the permit path is part of the scope instead of a surprise.
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Storm Readiness, Repair & Inspection
Repair scopes, safety checks, storm-damage assessment, maintenance planning, and practical recommendations before small failures get expensive.
/ 03 · Barge-Capable
We can work from the water.
Marine construction is often an access problem before it is a construction problem. Andromeda owns barges, heavy equipment, trucks, and mobile fabrication capacity, so the plan does not depend on wishful thinking and a rental queue.
40×14
Construction barge
2
Sectional barges
55+
Fleet assets
In-house
Crews & supervision
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/ 04 · CAMA Support
Don’t let permitting become the project.
Waterfront improvements in coastal North Carolina can require CAMA Major or Minor permit coordination before piles are driven or shoreline work begins. Andromeda helps clients understand the likely path, prepare project information, and coordinate the construction plan around permitting realities.
Permit assistance, not approval guarantees. Boring distinction. Important one.
Discuss permit path →/ 05 · Marine Proof
Built, active, underway.
Representative projects that show waterfront execution, active-site coordination, and land-to-water infrastructure capacity.
Marine Proof
Fairfield Harbor Marina Center
New Bern, NC · $1M ongoing · Prime contractor
Commercial waterfront renovation at an active marina center, requiring coordination around boat traffic, slip tenants, structural repairs, dock improvements, and facility upgrades.
Marine Proof
Vandemere Cove Subdivision
Vandemere, NC · $800K ongoing · Civil & marine
Complete site development with road construction, excavation, grading, and marina infrastructure built to US Army Corps of Engineers standards.
Marine Proof
Pecan Grove Marina Retention System
Oriental, NC · $150K completed · Marina shoreline stabilization
Three-level marina retention-system reconstruction with excavation, grading, bank stabilization, and Corps inspection preparation at an active waterfront property.
/ 06 · Process
A cleaner path from waterfront idea to finished work.
The work starts before a crew shows up. We sort the constraints early — access, permits, materials, schedule, phasing, and whether the job needs equipment from land, water, or both.
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Site assessment
Goals, photos, water access, existing structures, shoreline condition, and construction constraints.
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Scope & permit path
CAMA considerations, materials, phasing, access, and the practical sequence before mobilization.
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Mobilization plan
Crews, barges, equipment, safety requirements, marina or resident access, and schedule control.
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Build / repair / stabilize
Self-performed field execution with Andromeda supervision, equipment, and coordination.
/ 07 · Questions
Before you call.
Start here
Ready to build, repair, or stabilize your waterfront?
Send the project location, photos if you have them, and what you want built or fixed. We’ll help identify the next practical step.
Request assessment →Do I need a CAMA permit for dock or shoreline work in North Carolina?
Many coastal waterfront improvements may require CAMA review before work begins. Andromeda helps clients understand the likely permit path, prepare project information, and coordinate construction planning around those requirements.
Can Andromeda handle residential and commercial marine projects?
Yes. Andromeda supports private waterfront owners, marinas, developers, HOAs, municipalities, and public-sector work across Eastern North Carolina.
Can you work from the water?
Yes. Andromeda owns marine construction assets including a 40 ft × 14 ft construction barge and two 35 ft × 17 ft sectional barges.
Are you licensed and insured?
Andromeda holds NC Unlimited General Contractor License #L.104980, is SAM.gov registered, and maintains bonding and insurance capacity for qualified projects.