Cultural Resource Survey GA

The Cultural Resource Survey GA Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract provides comprehensive professional cultural resources services for activities on National Forest lands in Georgia. The primary focus is on archaeological survey and site evaluation, with additional tasks potentially including historic buildings inventory, artifact analysis, collection management, and preparation of National Register of Historic Places nominations. This contract enables federal agencies, specifically the U.S. Forest Service, to quickly procure specialized cultural resource management services through a streamlined task order process.

Task orders under this IDIQ consistently involve archaeological surveys, site assessments, and cultural resource evaluations primarily across National Forest districts in Georgia, such as the Oconee, Conasauga, and Chattooga River Ranger Districts. Most task orders are set aside for total small businesses, with values ranging from approximately $5,000 to $58,000 and typical completion times between 6-12 months. Common project types include timber sale cultural resource surveys, archaeological investigations, site condition assessments, and landscape management project evaluations. The task orders are consistently priced as firm fixed-price contracts and funded through the Forest Service's cultural resources management program, demonstrating a structured approach to preserving and documenting historical and archaeological sites within Georgia's national forest lands.