Cultural Resources Survey & Historic Preservation Compliance

The contract seeks qualified subcontractors to perform Phase I archaeological surveys, historic building assessments, and Section 106 compliance documentation for transportation projects under the oversight of the Texas Department of Transportation. Work must adhere to federal and state historic preservation standards to identify, evaluate, and document cultural resources that may be impacted by transportation infrastructure development. The scope requires expertise in identifying archaeological sites, assessing the historical significance of buildings, and preparing documentation necessary to meet National Historic Preservation Act requirements, particularly in coordination with State Historic Preservation Office procedures. Subcontractors must be prepared to deliver services across various locations within Texas where transportation projects are planned or underway, with no restricted geographic limitations specified. The solicitation is open for responses until August 26, 2026, and is categorized under NAICS code 541620, which pertains to administrative management and general management consulting services, indicating a focus on professional, technical, and compliance-driven cultural resource management. Participation is limited to subcontractors and no set-aside provisions are in place. All deliverables must align with TxDOT’s internal protocols and federal regulatory frameworks to ensure timely project approvals and avoid delays in transportation planning and construction phases.