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Archaeological Class III Pedestrian Survey Services

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This subcontract for Archaeological Class III Pedestrian Survey Services involves conducting an intensive survey across 5,719 acres of rugged terrain within San Juan County. The selected contractor will work for prime contractors on projects managed by the Bureau of Land Management and the State of Utah Trust Lands Administration to identify and record archaeological sites. Technical requirements include the use of GPS units and GIS tools, with all deliverables and reporting adhering to the data standards set by the BLM and the Utah State Historic Preservation Office. The project requires the contractor to maintain Commercial General Liability insurance and possess the capability to operate within designated Safety Restriction Areas. The final deliverable for the engagement is a completed UtSHPO package. Interested parties must respond by November 6, 2026, for this specialized service categorized under NAICS code 541990.

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This scope was carved out of JH27-129.

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JH27-129 Moosey Point Cultural Resource Inventory, WRI# 7733

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Performs an intensive Class III pedestrian survey for prime contractors on BLM and State of Utah Trust Lands Administration projects in San Juan County. Identifies and records archaeological sites across 5,719 acres of rugged terrain using GPS units and GIS tools. Adheres to BLM and UtSHPO reporting and data standards. Requires CGL insurance and ability to operate in Safety Restriction Areas. Delivers a final UtSHPO package.

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