ACR Consultants, Inc.

ACR Consultants, Inc., a Wyoming-based Subchapter S corporation, delivers Class I, II, and III archaeological surveys, heritage resource inventories, and cultural resource compliance services to the Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management, operating exclusively as a prime contractor on total small business set-aside and competitive delivery orders under regional IDIQ vehicles.

Based in Sheridan, Wyoming, ACR Consultants is a for-profit small business specializing in National Historic Preservation Act compliance work across the Rocky Mountain region (NAICS 541990 — Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services; PSC B503 — Special Studies/Analysis, Archaeological and Paleontological). The company operates 100% as a prime contractor; there are no subcontract awards in the source data. Customer concentration is near-total with the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region (Region 2), which accounts for 48 of 53 named awards (90% of the 59-award portfolio) and $16 million of the $16.3 million combined potential value. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management holds five awards across Wyoming and Montana-Dakotas regions with combined potential value of $162 thousand. This extreme concentration reflects ACR's regional specialization: all work is performed in Wyoming, South Dakota, Colorado, and Nebraska for federal land management agencies conducting timber sales, vegetation management, and fuels treatment projects.

ACR Consultants places task orders against five primary Forest Service IDIQ vehicles. The largest two vehicles by combined potential value are contract 1240LP21D0006 (11 task orders, $649 thousand) and contract AG82X9C120083 (14 task orders, $301 thousand), both regional heritage survey IDIQs. Recent representative delivery orders include a $149.1 thousand total small business set-aside order from the Rocky Mountain Region for heritage surveys at Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests (June 2026), a $83.7 thousand delivery order for the Bears Ears Fuels Phase 4 heritage survey (June 2024), and a $89.6 thousand delivery order for a Level III heritage resource inventory supporting the Antelope Vegetation Management Project in South Dakota (May 2023). ACR also holds two direct IDIQ awards: a $4 million single-award IDIQ with the Forest Service for cultural resources across the Black Hills National Forest, Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests, and Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands (August 2026, completion May 2031), and a $3.5 million multiple-award IDIQ for heritage surveys on the Bighorn and Shoshone National Forests (September 2025, completion June 2027).

Activity has grown incrementally year over year, from two awards in 2022 to seven in 2025, with four awards in 2026 through August. Only four awards (combined potential value $286 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting limited recompete exposure. Work is performed primarily in Laramie and Sheridan, Wyoming, with subordinate sites across national forests in Wyoming, South Dakota, and Colorado under Forest Service regional administrative oversight. ACR's capability portfolio centers on Phase II and Phase III archaeological surveys, systematic subsurface testing at prescribed intervals, site condition assessments and evaluations, artifact curation, and compliance documentation under the Archaeological Resources Protection Act and Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act. The company's federal footprint is entirely set-aside work; across the prime portfolio, awards are designated as total small business set-asides or issued without set-aside designation on pre-existing small business IDIQs. No full-and-open competition awards appear in the source data.

NRHP evaluation

NRHP nomination preparation

NHL nomination preparation

Historic site recordation

Historic mine site recordation

Battlefield archaeology

Historical archaeology