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Cultural Resource Monitoring

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This subcontract for Cultural Resource Monitoring involves providing specialized oversight of ground-disturbing activities for prime contractors developing solar energy facilities in Shasta County, California. The selected provider will conduct on-site monitoring during excavation and grading processes to ensure the identification and protection of archaeological finds, ultimately delivering detailed cultural resource monitoring reports. Qualified candidates must possess certification in cultural resource management and demonstrate a thorough understanding of California state laws pertaining to cultural heritage. The project falls under NAICS code 541620 and is associated with the state of California, focusing on the preservation of historical assets during large-scale energy infrastructure development.

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Subcontract for cultural resource monitoring during solar facility development in Shasta County, California.

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This scope was carved out of Use Permit 24-0009.

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Revised Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration Use Permit 24-0009

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AgencyCalifornia → Shasta County
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Performs monitoring of ground-disturbing activities for prime contractors on solar energy facility projects in Shasta County, California. Conducts on-site monitoring during excavation and grading to identify and protect archaeological finds. Requires certification in cultural resource management and knowledge of California state laws regarding cultural heritage. Delivers cultural resource monitoring reports.

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