Blanket Purchase Agreement GS10F111BA-140L0621A0013

The Bureau of Land Management established a Blanket Purchase Agreement for Cultural Resource Management services awarded to North Wind Resource Consulting LLC, a subsidiary of Ciri Development Corporation (an Alaska Native Corporation), on March 1, 2021, with an ultimate completion date of August 31, 2026. The BPA vehicle was established under a Total Small Business set-aside and operates as a multiple-award contract leveraging the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule. North Wind Resource Consulting LLC, headquartered in Idaho Falls, Idaho, holds certifications as an Alaska Native Corporation-owned firm, Indian Economic Enterprise, Minority Owned Business, and Small Disadvantaged Business, positioning it to deliver specialized cultural resource management services across multiple Bureau of Land Management regions. The contract ceiling value is listed as $0.00, indicating this is an indefinite-quantity vehicle where funding is obligated through individual task orders rather than a fixed contract value.

The BPA vehicle enables the Bureau of Land Management to procure cultural resource management services on an as-needed basis through task orders, including Class III cultural resources inventories, archaeological surveys, cultural heritage surveys, and related environmental compliance support. Eight documented task orders under this vehicle, valued between approximately $24,000 and $473,000 each, demonstrate performance across multiple geographic regions including Idaho, Montana, and Colorado, with work performed in locations such as Dillon, Montana; Boise, Idaho; Idaho Falls, Idaho; and Grand Junction, Colorado. Task orders reflect firm fixed-price arrangements for discrete cultural resource surveys and inventories supporting the Bureau's obligations under the National Historic Preservation Act and related environmental compliance requirements. The task order portfolio spans from September 2021 through August 2025, with cumulative documented obligations exceeding $2.2 million, demonstrating sustained demand for North Wind Resource Consulting's cultural resource management expertise across the Bureau's operational regions.