ARCHAEOLOGICAL CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS LLC

ARCHAEOLOGICAL CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS LLC specializes in cultural resource management services grounded in archaeological survey, assessment, and compliance with federal preservation laws. The firm provides expert evaluation of cultural properties, including identification and documentation of historic and prehistoric sites, conducting Phase I and II archaeological investigations, and preparing National Register of Historic Places nominations and Section 106 compliance documentation. Their technical expertise includes cultural resource inventory, impact analysis, mitigation planning, and consultation with State Historic Preservation Offices and Tribal Nations, ensuring adherence to the National Historic Preservation Act and other regulatory frameworks. A key differentiator is their focused application of ethnographic and archival research to inform culturally sensitive resource management, particularly in complex landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. Award history is not available to infer specific agency relationships, but the firm’s service scope aligns with federal land management, transportation, and defense agencies requiring cultural resource compliance under NEPA and NHPA. Their work supports infrastructure projects, land-use planning, and environmental reviews where archaeological sensitivity and tribal consultation are critical. The primary NAICS code 541720 reflects specialized scientific consulting in archaeology and cultural heritage, positioning the firm within the environmental and historic preservation services market. They serve verticals requiring regulatory compliance for federally funded or permitted projects, including transportation, energy, and public lands management. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified entity based in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, the company leverages its small business status to support federal procurement goals while maintaining a regional footprint focused on the Inland Northwest. Their certifications enhance access to set-aside contracts and reflect a commitment to diversity in government contracting. The firm operates with a lean, expert-driven structure, emphasizing field-based archaeological science and regulatory expertise over large-scale operational capacity.