The Grand Canal Maintenance Dredging Project aims to conduct maintenance dredging of the Grand Canal Dredge Channel and place the dredged material at Pass-A-Grille beach within the permitted beach template. The project is funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and has a total value of $1,394,301. The scope of work includes survey, construction layout, mobilization, maintenance of traffic, prevention of erosion and water pollution, and dredging. The contract was awarded to Gator Dredging, and the project is expected to be completed within 120 days. The key aspects of this project include the maintenance of navigation from Pass-A-Grille Inlet into Grand Canal, the placement of dredged material at Pass-A-Grille beach, and the avoidance of impacts to seagrass. Some of the key deliverables include the completion of dredging, beach placement and grading, and full demobilization from the site.