BRCR_photo2_0001.jpg

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GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY BRCR, TUPE, CONGRAVES
Solicitation number
140P5225R0023
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The image shows a wide, flat grassy field with brown winter vegetation, located at what appears to be a historical battlefield site. In the background, there is a flagpole with an American flag, some trees, utility poles, a stop sign, and what looks like a memorial or informational sign. The landscape is open and sparse, with a clear blue sky and bare trees indicating it is during the winter or early spring season. The terrain seems to be part of a national battlefield or historical park, consistent with the federal contract opportunity details provided.

The image is associated with Solicitation Number 140P5225R0023 for a Geophysical Survey at three historical sites in Lee County, Mississippi: Brices Cross Roads National Battlefield, Tupelo National Battlefield, and a Confederate Grave Site. The National Park Service is seeking a contractor to conduct a non-invasive archaeological geophysical survey of approximately 2.7 acres across these sites. The contract is a firm fixed-price commercial service with a site visit scheduled for August 12, 2025, at 10:30 AM CT. Bidders must provide a registered UEI number, relevant experience references, and submit proposals electronically to tara_clark@nps.gov. Selection will be based on cost, technical approach, and relevant experience.

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