Our cultural resources specialists exceed the qualification standards established by the Secretary of the Interior in their respective fields (36 CFR 61) and support clients in navigating the compliance process under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended. We provide innovative and cost-effective solutions that meet our clients’ compliance requirements while supporting cultural resource stewardship.
Our cultural resources services include:
- Agreement Documents (Memorandum of Agreement, Programmatic Agreement)
- Assessment of Effects
- Consultation Services for Section 106 Compliance
- Creative Alternatives to Traditional Mitigation
- Cultural Landscape Surveys
- Cultural Resource Inventories and Surveys
- Determinations of Eligibility
- Literature and Background Research
- Historic American Buildings Survey, Historic American Engineering Record, and Historic American Landscape Survey Documentation
- Historic Studies and Historic Contexts
- Integrated Cultural Resource Plans
- Mitigation and Treatment Plans
- National Register of Historic Places Assessments/Nominations
- NEPA Support
- Public Interpretation Programs, Materials, and Electronic Media Applications
- Viewshed Analysis
