Att__2_Key_Personnel_Qualificaitons.pdf
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- PROGRAMMATIC AGREEMENT DEVELOPMENT FOR THE VERDE R Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140R3024R0008
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This document outlines the key personnel qualifications required for contract 140R3024R0008 with the Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation. The contract concerns programmatic agreement development for the Verde River.
The document specifies minimum education and experience requirements for the principal investigator, project manager, and project director roles. The principal investigator must have a graduate degree in archaeology, anthropology or a related field, along with one year of full-time professional experience and four months of supervised field and analytic experience in North American archaeology. Additionally, the principal investigator must have a demonstrated background in prehistory or history in central Arizona as well as experience developing complex agreement documents for medium and large-scale projects in the region. The project manager requires a bachelor's degree and one year of management experience, along with experience completing projects in central Arizona. For the project director role, a bachelor's degree in anthropology or related field is required along with two years of fieldwork experience, one in a supervisory role.
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Attachment 2 140R3024R0008
KEY PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS
Under this contract, the Government considers as minimal guidelines the set of standards promulgated in the Secretary’s Standards (these standards can be found at https://www.nps.gov/subjects/historicpreservation/upload/standards-guidelines-archeology-historic-preservation.pdf. Additional clarification can be found at https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-1997- 06-20/pdf/97-16168.pdf).
The Secretary’s Standards delimit minimal professional qualifications and provide guidance for the identification, evaluation, documentation, treatment, reporting, and curation of cultural resources. All key personnel shall meet or exceed the Secretary’s Standards in their appropriate fields.
Principal Investigator (PI):
The PI shall monitor progress on the project and work with the Project Manager (PM) to ensure that each participant in the project is meeting their assigned tasks. The PI also shall development, review, and take ultimate responsibility for the deliverables. The PI shall participate in meetings with review agencies, tribal representatives, and other interested parties.
For archaeology, the Secretary’s Standards state that the individual shall have a graduate degree in archaeology, anthropology, or a closely related field with at least (1) one year of full-time professional experience or equivalent specialized training in archaeological research, administration, or management;
(2) at least four months of supervised field and analytic experience in North American archaeology; (3) a demonstrated ability to carry research to completion; (4) and at least one year of full-time professional experience at the supervisory level in prehistoric archaeology or historic archaeology, depending on their specialization.
The PI shall have a demonstrated background in prehistory or history in central Arizona. The PI shall demonstrate successful development of complex agreement documents for medium and large-scale projects in Arizona, with preference given to Maricopa County. PXAO will measure these factors by education, experience, research and publications, agreement documents authored, field and laboratory training, and by completion of similar cultural resources management projects. The PI shall have a minimum of a master’s degree in anthropology or a related field and at least three years of fieldwork and/or analytical experience.
Project Manager (PM):
The PM shall be responsible for project staffing and scheduling. The PM shall also ensure that the project shall be completed on time and within budget and handles many administrative details, such as contract preparation and negotiation. The PM shall be responsible for ensuring the adequacy of resources and equipment, providing logistical support for personnel, and preparing project financial summaries and invoices.
The PM shall have a demonstrated background in prehistory or history in central Arizona. The PM shall demonstrate successful completion of medium and large-scale projects in central Arizona, with preference given to Maricopa County. PXAO will measure these factors by education, experience, research and publications, field and laboratory training, and by completion of similar cultural resources management projects with agreement documents. The PM shall have a minimum of a bachelor’s degree in anthropology or a related field and at least one year of management experience.
Attachment 2 140R3024R0008
Project Director (PD):
The PD shall be responsible for preparing the deliverables and for coordinating through the appropriate channels for all tasks. The PD shall share responsibility with the PI and PM for meeting deadlines, remaining on budget, and for meeting project standards and goals.
The PD shall have a demonstrated background in prehistory or history in central Arizona. The PD shall demonstrate successful completion of medium and large-scale survey and data recovery projects in central Arizona, with preference given to Maricopa County. PXAO will measure these factors by education, experience, agreement documents authored, research and publications, field and laboratory training, and by completion of similar cultural resources management projects. The PD shall have a minimum of a bachelor’s degree in anthropology or a related field and has at least two years of fieldwork experience, one of which is in a supervisory role.
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