Eastern Washington University
Eastern Washington University (EWU) is a public institution of higher education located in Cheney, Washington, offering a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs. As a state-controlled university, EWU provides various educational services and research capabilities to the federal government through both contract and grant awards. The university's primary contributions to federal agencies include cultural resource management services, scientific research, and educational programs. EWU's expertise spans multiple disciplines, including biology, chemistry, environmental science, geosciences, and engineering, allowing it to engage in diverse research projects and educational initiatives that align with national priorities.
Through federal contracts, EWU has primarily provided cultural resource management services to the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Oregon-Washington and Idaho offices. These contracts are typically awarded as delivery orders under a Cultural Resource Inventory and Evaluation master IDIQ contract. Specific projects have included cultural clearance surveys in Oregon, archaeological inventories for juniper treatment areas, and cultural surveys for various BLM districts. The contracts are generally firm-fixed price with no set-aside designations. EWU has also received smaller contracts from other agencies, such as the National Park Service, for living history research and publications. The university's expertise in archaeological and cultural resource management has made it a valuable partner for federal agencies responsible for land management and historical preservation.
EWU's federal grant portfolio showcases its diverse research and educational capabilities. The university has received substantial funding from the Department of Health and Human Services for Head Start programs, providing early childhood education services. The National Science Foundation has supported EWU's scientific research, including projects on Appalachian lichen distributions, low-dimensional magnets, and workforce development for STEM teachers. The Department of Education has awarded grants to EWU for programs supporting migrant and seasonal farmworkers in higher education and enhancing student success through coordinated care networks. Additionally, EWU participates in various sub-grant projects, collaborating with other universities on topics such as interprofessional opioid education, cybersecurity workforce development, and tribal technical assistance programs. These grants span multiple federal agencies and programs, demonstrating EWU's ability to contribute to a wide range of national priorities in education, research, and community development.
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Not listed Showalter Hall, 526 5th St, Cheney, WA 99004, USA
10/19/01 1/6/26 North Wind Resource Consulting LLC
North Wind Resource Consulting LLC is a subsidiary of Ciri Development Corporation, an Alaska Native Corporation, doing business as North Wind Group. The company provides a wide range of environmental, engineering, and technical services to federal agencies through various contract vehicles. As an Alaska Native Corporation-owned firm, North Wind Resource Consulting LLC qualifies for certain small business and socioeconomic designations, including 8(a) status. The company specializes in cultural resource management, environmental compliance, and technical support services for land management, military installations, and environmental remediation projects.
North Wind Resource Consulting LLC has been awarded numerous prime contracts by federal agencies such as the Department of Agriculture, Department of the Interior, Department of Energy, and Department of Defense. These awards cover a diverse range of services including archaeological surveys, cultural resource inventories, environmental impact analyses, natural resource inventory data collection, and environmental compliance support. Specific projects have included cultural resource surveys for the U.S. Forest Service in various national forests, archaeological inventories for the Bureau of Land Management, environmental compliance support for White Sands Missile Range, and natural resources inventory services for the Natural Resources Conservation Service. The company has also provided architectural assessments for the Department of the Navy and environmental monitoring services at military installations. Many of these contracts have been awarded under small business set-asides or through 8(a) sole-source procurements.
North Wind Resource Consulting LLC holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with federal agencies. These include a $47.7 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Department of Energy for general support services, a $15 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Army Corps of Engineers for environmental consulting services in the Southwest Division, and multiple IDVs with the U.S. Forest Service for cultural resource and heritage services in Arizona and New Mexico, each valued at $12.5 million. The company also holds a $7.5 million multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the USDA Forest Service for archaeological and cultural heritage services across various National Forests and Grasslands. These IDVs allow federal agencies to efficiently procure a wide range of environmental, cultural resource management, and technical support services from North Wind Resource Consulting LLC through task orders over multi-year periods.
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Not listed 1425 Higham St, Idaho Falls, ID 83402, USA
12/8/10 10/9/25 Logan Simpson Design Inc.
Logan Simpson Design Inc., doing business as Logan Simpson, is an environmental, planning, and landscape architecture firm that operates across the western United States. The company provides specialized services to federal land management agencies through an extensive portfolio of prime contracts and subcontracting partnerships.
Logan Simpson has received millions of dollars in prime contract awards from agencies like the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Bureau of Reclamation as well as the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service and National Resources Conservation Service. Key services delivered include archaeological and cultural resource inventories and studies, environmental compliance analyses under the National Environmental Policy Act, natural resource assessments like biological surveys and habitat mapping, recreation planning and trail management, travel management planning for off-highway vehicle use areas, and landscape architecture. Many contracts utilize firm fixed price structures and involve on-site field surveys and documentation across the western states. Typical work products include environmental assessments, cultural resource management plans, and Geographic Information System data to aid agency land use planning and decision-making processes. Logan Simpson frequently partners with large prime contractors like Jacobs Government Services Company and Parsons Government Services Inc. on subcontracted tasks involving environmental consulting and landscape architecture. Contracts often carry small business set-aside designations leveraging Logan Simpson's status as a for-profit small business.
To support its extensive portfolio of federal contracts across the region, Logan Simpson holds multiple prime contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with several land management agencies. These include a $30 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Bureau of Land Management for National Planning and National Environmental Policy Act services, a $50 million Land Management Integrated Resources BPA with the Forest Service, and a $99 million Master Environmental and Technical Support Services BPA under the Department of Agriculture. Additionally, Logan Simpson has been awarded a $7 million cultural resource survey BPA by the Forest Service Intermountain Region and $10 million travel management BPA with the Bureau of Land Management to deliver route inventories and assessments at regional field offices. It also holds a $2.5 million BPA focused on National Scenic and Historic Trails activities including trail inventories and training services for the Bureau of Land Management. Other IDVs include Indefinite Delivery Contracts for cultural resource compliance and heritage resource management valued at $12.5 million each issued by the Forest Service's Southwestern Region to facilitate environmental reviews ahead of vegetation treatments, restoration work, and wildfire mitigation initiatives.
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Not listed 51 W 3rd St Suite 450, Tempe, AZ 85281, USA
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