The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is seeking to implement a suite of nature-based infrastructure projects to improve coastal resiliency, enhance water quality, and showcase FDOT's leadership in environmental stewardship. The project involves the implementation of living shorelines, which includes the deployment of clams, oysters, and seagrass in aquatic environments. The project is expected to last for three years. • The project requires the use of proprietary technology that dramatically reduces installation costs, increases precision, and enables scalable restoration not achievable by manual deployment. • The project aligns with FDOT's statutory mission of environmental stewardship and resiliency in transportation corridors. • The project involves collaboration with the University of Florida and utilizes the only available drone system in the world capable of precision deployment of clams, oysters, and seagrass in aquatic environments.