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Archaeological Archival Research Specialist

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The Archaeological Archival Research Specialist subcontract involves performing detailed archival research for prime contractors on Tennessee Army National Guard facility projects. The specialist is responsible for analyzing local land use history, including military, industrial, railroad, domestic, and farming records, to identify potential archaeological sites. All work must adhere to the January 2024 Tennessee SHPO Standards and Guidelines for Archaeological Resource Management Studies, with findings integrated into draft and final reports. This opportunity is associated with the Tennessee Military Department and is based in Nashville, Tennessee. The solicitation was posted on September 14, 2026, with a response deadline of September 24, 2026. The contract falls under NAICS code 519210.

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Archival research specialist for Tennessee Army National Guard projects based in Nashville, Tennessee.

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Tennessee Military DepartmentView Agency

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519210 - Libraries and ArchivesView NAICS

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NASHVILLE, TN, 37204, USA

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Archeological Survey Johnson City & MT. Carmel

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Performs archival research for prime contractors on Tennessee Army National Guard facility projects. Analyzes local land use history including farming, domestic, industrial, military, and railroad records to identify potential archaeological sites. Follows Tennessee SHPO Standards and Guidelines for Archaeological Resource Management Studies (January 2024). Delivers archival research findings incorporated into draft and final reports.

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