ACACIA HERITAGE CONSULTING LLC

Acacia Heritage Consulting LLC specializes in cultural resources management and social science research, delivering comprehensive archaeological surveys, historic resource studies, and National Register of Historic Places evaluations for federal land management agencies. Their technical expertise includes field survey design, site delineation, condition assessments, archival research, and reporting in compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and the National Environmental Policy Act. The firm excels in conducting high-precision archaeological investigations across diverse landscapes, from forested tracts to culturally significant corridors, with a demonstrated ability to integrate ethnographic data, historic documentation, and geospatial analysis to identify, evaluate, and mitigate impacts on heritage resources. The contractor maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, particularly through the Forest Service, where they deliver cultural resources services on national forests in Texas and Louisiana, including the Kisatchie, Sam Houston, and Winn Districts. They also support the Department of the Interior and the Department of Defense on projects requiring rigorous cultural resource documentation and compliance with federal preservation statutes. Their work consistently involves multi-acre survey areas, artifact curation, and preparation of technically defensible reports for regulatory review. Their primary focus is on NAICS 541720—research and development in the social sciences and humanities—where they apply anthropological and historical methodologies to federal land-use planning. They are uniquely positioned as a women-owned small business with deep familiarity with USDA and DOI cultural resource protocols, enabling them to navigate complex regulatory environments with precision and efficiency. Based in Austin, Texas, Acacia Heritage Consulting LLC leverages its WOSB and WOM certification to provide agile, mission-aligned services to federal agencies managing vast public lands and infrastructure projects.