COJEEN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SERVICES, LLC

COJEEN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SERVICES, LLC specializes in cultural resource management and archaeological survey services for federal and state-funded projects. Their core capabilities include Phase I and Phase II archaeological investigations, historic property evaluations under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, and cultural resource compliance planning. The firm applies rigorous field methodologies such as shovel test pit sampling, geophysical surveying, and artifact analysis to identify, document, and mitigate impacts to archaeological sites. Technical expertise extends to National Register of Historic Places nominations, environmental review documentation, and consultation with State Historic Preservation Offices. Their work emphasizes adherence to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for Archeology and Historic Preservation, ensuring defensible, scientifically valid outcomes for regulatory compliance. Award history does not provide sufficient detail to identify specific federal agencies or recurring client relationships. However, given the nature of their services, it is inferred that their work supports agencies requiring cultural resource due diligence, including the Department of Defense, Department of the Interior, and transportation or infrastructure agencies undertaking federally funded projects. The company operates under NAICS 541690, which encompasses other scientific and technical consulting services, specifically applied archaeological and heritage management consulting. Their market positioning centers on providing niche, compliance-driven cultural resource services to public infrastructure and land management programs, distinguishing themselves through methodological rigor and regulatory precision rather than broad-scale environmental consulting. COJEEN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SERVICES, LLC is a small, privately held entity based in Norman, Oklahoma, with no government certifications on record. The firm maintains a localized operational footprint, serving regional projects with a focus on the Great Plains and surrounding states. Their business model emphasizes direct, field-based execution and client-specific compliance strategies, positioning them as a responsive provider for culturally sensitive land-use projects.