Phase I Cultural Resources Survey for Redmondville Project

The United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service has published a Special Notice regarding a Phase I Cultural Resources Survey for the Redmondville Project located in the Mark Twain National Forest, Salem Ranger District in Iron and Reynolds Counties, Missouri. This notice announces the Forest Service's intent to award a competitive BPA Call Order exceeding $20,000 against the Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) BPA for archaeological and cultural heritage services. The notice is designated as a Total Small Business set-aside, limiting eligibility to qualified small business contractors. The opportunity is not a solicitation for new proposals but rather a notification of intent to award to companies already approved as eligible vendors under the existing LMIR BPA framework. The call order is specific to the Mark Twain Forest location and reflects the Forest Service's need for professional cultural resources survey work.

The primary objective of this BPA Call Order is to conduct Phase I cultural resources surveying services essential to the Redmondville Project. Contractors must be pre-approved members of the LMIR BPA to be eligible for this award; the procurement is restricted exclusively to companies with existing BPA status under Solicitation #12443926Q0059. The submission deadline for interested parties is May 10, 2026, providing a two-week response window from the posting date of April 24, 2026. Companies not currently approved under the LMIR BPA but interested in participation may join the program at any time during its active period by contacting the LMIR BPA Team at SM.FS.lmirbpa@usda.gov. The LMIR BPA itself is a comprehensive National Blanket Purchase Agreement covering diverse services including professional services, natural resources restoration, engineering, project management, and NEPA compliance, available for use across all National Forests, Grasslands, and federal agencies.