CONSULTANT LIST Archaeological and/or Cultural Resource Management Services

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1 Association for Washington Archaeology c/o UW-Burke Museum PO Box Seattle, WA CONSULTANT LIST Archaeological and/or Cultural Resource Management Services DISCLAIMER: The following businesses/individuals have requested inclusion in the Association for Washington Archaeology (AWA) Consultant List as providers of archaeological and/or cultural resource management services. AWA does not endorse, recommend, or assume responsibility for the work of any consultant, listed or otherwise. Anyone using the Consultant List assumes full responsibility for confirming the consultant s professional qualifications, performance history, and references and for fulfilling the terms of a professional services contract. AINW (Archaeological Investigations Northwest, Inc.)* Primary Contact: Jo Reese Jo@AINW.com Phone: (360) or (503) Alternate Contact: Terry Ozbun Terry@AINW.com Website: Mailing Address: 3510 NE 122 nd Avenue, Portland, OR Brief Description of Services: AINW (Archaeological Investigations Northwest, Inc.), is a fullservice cultural resource firm based in Portland, Oregon, providing services throughout Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. AINW was established in 1989 and offers a wide range of archaeological, historical, and architectural history services, with a staff of more than 30 employees. Most of the projects completed by AINW are for compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, the National Environmental Policy Act, or with state and local laws, regulations, and ordinances. These studies have been done for a wide range of public, private, and tribal clients throughout the region. APT-Applied Preservation Technologies, a program of the nonprofit Eppard Vision* Primary Contact: Mary K. Rossi, Program Director *Asterisk denotes current AWA member

2 Phone: (360) Website: Mailing Address: PO Box 5914, Bellingham, WA Brief Description of Services: APT-Applied Preservation Technologies (APT) is a program of the Bellingham-based nonprofit Eppard Vision. Our mission is to preserve stories past by protecting cultural resources and promoting the preservation of our collective history through collaboration, planning, and education. APT offers consulting services and educational programming to a variety of clients, including Native American communities, government agencies, developers, private citizens, and other cultural resource professionals. Our areas of expertise include Cultural Resource Management; Regulatory Compliance (federal, state, local, tribal); Coordination of Archaeological Assessments; Inadvertent Discovery Planning; Cultural Resource Program Development (Native American tribes, government agencies); Conference Planning; and Advocacy. Archaeological Frontiers* Primary Contact: Thomas E. Churchill tecbear@teleport.com Website Address: n/a Phone: (503) Alternate Phone (cell): (503) Mailing Address: 951 NE Linden Ave., Gresham, Oregon Brief Description of Services: Archaeological Frontiers is a professional Cultural Resource Management firm providing expertise to a variety of governmental agencies, Native American Nations, and private groups. Archaeological Frontiers was established and then merged with Coastal Magnetic Search & Survey in The organization has extensive experience in cultural resource management throughout the Pacific Northwest. Experience includes Section 106 compliance, archival research, reconnaissance/survey level fieldwork, excavation (prehistoric and historic sites), monitoring, evaluation of cultural resources (both prehistoric and historic), design and implementation of mitigation programs, and familiarity with federal and state compliance and coordination procedures. Archaeological and Historical Services (AHS)* Primary Contact: Stan Gough, Director sgough@ewu.edu Phone: (509) Alternate Contact: Stephen Emerson, Program Director semerson@ewu.edu Website: Mailing Address: 201 Isle Hall, Eastern Washington University, Cheney, WA Brief Description of Services: Since 1980, Archaeological and Historical Services (AHS), an Eastern Washington University grant and contract research program, has provided cultural resources management services for project planning/development to clients throughout the Pacific Northwest. AHS specializes in aiding clients with meeting local, state, and federal *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 2

3 archaeological and historical resources compliance requirements. The uniquely qualified AHS full-time professional staff provides consulting services designed to provide compliance with cultural resources regulatory processes, including the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA Section 106 Compliance), as well as Washington State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) and Governor s Executive Order Archaeological Services LLC* Primary Contact: Alexander Gall, M.A., RPA asccalex@msn.com Phone: (360) Alternate Contact: Dana Holschuh Website: Mailing Address: 2464 NE Stapleton Road, #3, Vancouver, WA Brief Description of Services (please limit to 100 words or less): Archaeological Services LLC (ASCC) is a small business based in Vancouver, WA that provides a broad range of cultural resource management services, including archaeological surveys, literature and records reviews, formal site testing studies, data recovery excavations, laboratory analysis and report writing. ASCC utilizes its small size, operating with low overhead and quick response times. The same dedicated team handles client consultation, fieldwork, report writing, and coordination with relevant agencies, ensuring that information is handled efficiently. ASCC regularly hires freelance archaeologists to round out the crew when needed, giving us the ability to carry out large-scale projects on a tight schedule. ASM Affiliates, Inc. Primary Contact: Dave Iversen, M.A., RPA diversen@asmaffiliates.com Phone: (360) Website: Mailing Address: nd Ave. NW, Suite 104, Stanwood, WA Brief Description of Services: ASM Affiliates, Inc. is a certified Small Business Enterprise specializing in archaeological and historical studies for compliance with local, state, and federal environmental requirements, including the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) and the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). The firm has successfully completed cultural resource investigations for both private sector and public agency projects throughout Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and California. ASM is recognized as a leader in the field of cultural resource management for the quality of our compliance-oriented research and for innovative solutions to environmental resource issues. Brockington and Associates, Inc.* Primary Contact: Thomas G. Whitley, Ph.D. tomwhitley@brockington.org Phone: (253) Website: Mailing Address: P.O. Box 17859, Seattle, WA *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 3

4 Brief Description of Services: Brockington Cultural Resources Consulting is a woman-owned CRM firm with nationwide experience operating since Brockington and its personnel have conducted more than 4200 projects in 49 of the 50 states, as well as Japan, and the Caribbean. We have worked directly for numerous federal and state agencies, and private clients doing archaeological, historic architectural, history, educational, and museum projects. All Brockington facilities include complete and up to date equipment necessary to meet all federal agency or state standards. All project management personnel meet or exceed both federal (36 CFR part 61) and Register of Professional Archaeologists qualifications and certifications. Caldera Archaeology, LLC Primary Contact: Camille Mather camille@calderaarchaeology.com Phone: (360) Alternate Contact: Ed Arthur Website: calderaarchaeology.com Mailing Address: P.O. Box 944, Bellingham, WA Brief Description of Services: Caldera Archaeology specializes in archaeological investigations for compliance with local, state, and federal Cultural Resource laws. We offer expertise in cultural resource management for any size project and help clients comply with regulatory requirements. Our services include: Archaeological investigation; Site Forms/Historic Property Inventory; Laboratory Analysis; Impact Mitigation; Monitoring; Human Remains and Burials; Report Production; Interagency Consultation; Eligibility Testing and Nomination; Washington State Archaeological Excavation Permits; Excavation/Inadvertent Discovery Plans Cardno ENTRIX Primary Contact: Kimberly Demuth Kimberly.demuth@cardno.com Phone: (206) Alternate Contact: Jennifer Flathman Jennifer.flathman@cardno.com Website: Mailing Address: 200 First Avenue West, Suite 500, Seattle, WA Brief Description of Services: Cardno ENTRIX is an environmental consulting firm with offices located throughout the US. We specialize in cultural resource management, biological and ecological sciences, environmental compliance, natural resource management, environmental economics, and GIS. We are known for providing solutions to complex environmental problems including cultural resource mitigation, Indian tribe consultation, historical and archaeological site assessment, agency coordination, permitting and compliance, resource management, and natural resource damage assessments. Cardno ENTRIX s CRM expertise includes historical and archaeological studies for projects in compliance with Section 106 of NHPA, Section 4(f) of the DOT Act, NAGPRA, NEPA, SEPA, and the Governor s Executive Order Cascadia Archaeology, LLC Seattle, WA Primary Contact: Randall F. Schalk, Ph.D. *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 4

5 Phone: (206) Alternate Contact: Meg Nelson, Ph.C. Website: n/a Mailing Address: PO Box 51058, Seattle, WA Brief Description of Services: Cascadia Archaeology, LLC is a consulting firm that specializes in archaeological and historic preservation in the Pacific Northwest. We provide a wide variety of cultural resources management and planning services to help our public and private sector clients achieve their preservation goals and permit requirements. We provide services for projects of all sizes, ranging from small cultural resources assessment, survey and monitoring projects to some of the largest data recovery projects completed in Washington. Thorough knowledge of historic preservation laws and regulations and a strong commitment to sound research underpin all projects undertaken. Cascadia Archaeology, LLC Sedro-Woolley, WA Primary Contact: Stephen Kenady smkenady@gmail.com Phone: (360) Alternate Contact: Randall F. Schalk randall@cascadian.us Website: n/a Mailing Address: 5319 Cedar Ridge Place, Sedro-Woolley, WA Brief Description of Services: Cascadia Archaeology, LLC is a consulting firm that specializes in archaeological and historic preservation in the Pacific Northwest. We provide a wide variety of cultural resources management and planning services to help our public and private sector clients achieve their preservation goals and permit requirements. From our Sedro-Woolley office we serve northwest Washington, conducting cultural resources assessment, survey, monitoring, testing, and data recovery projects. We have extensive practical experience assisting engineering and construction professionals in the protection of cultural resources in island and coastal settings. Columbia Geotechnical Associates Inc. Primary Contact: Dr. Brett R. Lenz brettlenz@gmail.com Phone: (425) Website: Mailing Address: Redmond Way, Suite 244C, Redmond, WA Brief Description of Services: Geoarchaeology, cultural resource and archaeological survey Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation Cultural Resources Protection Program* Primary Contact: Catherine Dickson, Principal Investigator catherinedickson@ctuir.org *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 5

6 Phone: (541) Alternate Contact: Teara Farrow Ferman, CRPP Manager Phone: (541) Website: Mailing Address: Timíne Way, Pendleton, OR Brief Description of Services: Section 106 compliance; traditional cultural use studies; archaeological investigations (prehistoric & historic); literature review; monitoring; inventory, National Register evaluation, resolution of adverse effects; cultural sensitivity training; cultural resource management; GPR investigations Cultural Resource Consultants, Inc.* Primary Contact: Glenn D. Hartmann, Principal Investigator Phone: (206) Alternate Contact: Teresa Peterson, Office Manager Website: Mailing Address: PO Box 10668, Bainbridge Island, WA Brief Description of Services: Cultural Resource Consultants offers professional and technical services related to the identification, evaluation, & management of cultural resources. CRC helps its clients meet their cultural resources compliance & historic preservation needs. Capabilities include cultural resources sensitivity evaluation; literature searches; cultural resources surveys to locate, identify, and evaluate archaeological & historic structures; data recovery & mitigation excavations; historic context studies; geomorphological/ geoarchaeological investigations; environmental audits & assessments; construction monitoring; NRHP Nominations and HABS/HAER recordation. CRC prepares technical reports, regulatory documents for state & federal compliance, cultural resources mitigation plans, Memoranda of Agreements, permit documentation, cultural resources inventory forms & computer databases. Equinox Research and Consulting International Inc. (ERCI)* Primary Contact: Kelly R. Bush Phone: (360) Alternate Contact: Tamela Smart Website: Mailing Address: South Skagit Hwy, Concrete, WA Brief Description of Services: ERCI provides full service archaeology and cultural resource services. We are successful in using creative solutions to complex management problems. We work on large and small projects and maintain a small staff of specialists who pride themselves on excellence in field investigation and reporting. We have a uniquely qualified Biological Anthropologist for human remains identification, and provide trainings to planners, educators, engineers, contractors, tribes, local government and land managers on topics associated with *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 6

7 managing cultural resources in Washington State. ESA Paragon (formerly Paragon Research Associates, LLC) Primary Contact: Paula Johnson, RPA Phone: (206) Alternate Contact: Cynthia Reese, Marketing Manager Phone: (206) Website Address: Mailing Address: 5309 Shilshole Avenue NW, Suite 200, Seattle, WA Brief Description of Services: ESA Paragon provides an array of cultural resource compliance services, including surveys, assessments, historic research, geoarchaeology, artifact curation, and maritime archaeology. We provide the expertise and experience to assist clients with SEPA, National Historic Preservation Act (Section 106), Executive Order 05-05, and other cultural resource regulations. With over 60 years of collective experience in the field, our team is skilled at guiding projects through the cultural resources regulatory process. We consistently prepare reports that meet the standards of the Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation and other regulators. We are known for conducting work on time and within budget. FDMC* Primary Contact: Fennelle Miller, Principal Phone: (509) Alternate Phone: (509) Website: n/a Mailing Address: 605 North Anderson Street, Ellensburg, WA Brief Description of Services: FDMC, a 16-year-old Central Washington company registered with the State as a Women s Business Enterprise (WBE), is experienced at conducting archaeological survey and testing, as well as historic property inventory/survey. FDMC is a sole proprietorship with part-time employees, and thus has very low overhead and low billing rates. However, we employ some of the most experienced employees in the profession, including a historic preservation specialist with more than 30 years of experience and two archaeologists who meet the Secretary of the Interior s Standards, have worked for three Indian Tribes, and have over 30 years of experience. FDMC simply does more for less. Geo-Marine, Inc. Boise, ID* Primary Contact: Tabitha L. Griffith, RPA (Beth) tgriffith@geo-marine.com Phone: (208) Alternate Contact: Charles J. Norred (Chad) cnorred@geo-marine.com Website: Mailing Address: 5918 W. Victory Rd, Boise, ID *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 7

8 Brief Description of Services: Geo-Marine is an environmental consulting firm with over 37 years of experience providing quality, innovative, cost-effective solutions for cultural resources, environmental, and energy management. We serve our clients from corporate headquarters in Plano, Texas, and 8 other offices throughout the US. Our Cultural Resources Division consists of a talented team of archaeologists, geoarchaeologists, ethnographers, osteologists, architectural historians, and GIS specialists. We approach each project as your project partner, not as a contractor. Our collaborative approach, combined with our nationwide expertise and regulatory knowledge provides low-risk, high performance results that save time and money, while taking projects from concept to reality. Geo-Marine, Inc. Yakima, WA* Primary Contact: Nancy A. Kenmotsu nkenmotsu@geo-marine.com Phone: (509) Website: Mailing Address: 101 N 48th Ave., #6B, Yakima, WA Brief Description of Services: Geo-Marine is an environmental consulting firm with over 37 years of experience providing quality, innovative, cost-effective solutions for cultural resources, environmental, and energy management. We serve our clients from corporate headquarters in Plano, Texas, and 8 other offices throughout the US. Our Cultural Resources Division consists of a talented team of archaeologists, geoarchaeologists, ethnographers, osteologists, architectural historians, and GIS specialists. We approach each project as your project partner, not as a contractor. Our collaborative approach, combined with our nationwide expertise and regulatory knowledge provides low-risk, high performance results that save time and money, while taking projects from concept to reality. Historical Research Associates, Inc. (HRA) Seattle, WA* Primary Contact: Brent Hicks, Vice President bhicks@hrassoc.com Phone: (206) Alternate Contact: Kenda Salisbury, Marketing Director ksalisbury@hrassoc.com Website: Mailing Address: 1904 Third Ave., Suite 240, Seattle WA Brief Description of Services (please limit to 100 words or less): HRA provides consulting services in cultural resource management, litigation support, and historical research. Our expertise enables compliance with Section 106 and Section 110 requirements of the National Historic Preservation Act; the National Environmental Policy Act; state legislation for cultural resources; and National Park Service Cultural Resource Management (Director's Order 28) requirements. HRA is a small business concern (FAR 19.1), with 17 archaeologists who meet the Secretary of the Interior s qualifications in Prehistoric Archaeology (including 1 also qualified as a Historic Archaeologist), 23 historians who meet the qualifications in History, and 2 historians who meet the qualifications in Historic Architecture. *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 8

9 Historical Research Associates, Inc. (HRA) Portland, OR* Primary Contact: Brad Bowden, President Phone: (503) Alternate Contact: Kenda Salisbury, Marketing Director Website: Mailing Address: 909 N. Beech Street, Suite 210, Portland OR Brief Description of Services (please limit to 100 words or less): HRA provides consulting services in cultural resource management, litigation support, and historical research. Our expertise enables compliance with Section 106 and Section 110 requirements of the National Historic Preservation Act; the National Environmental Policy Act; state legislation for cultural resources; and National Park Service Cultural Resource Management (Director's Order 28) requirements. HRA is a small business concern (FAR 19.1), with 17 archaeologists who meet the Secretary of the Interior s qualifications in Prehistoric Archaeology (including 1 also qualified as a Historic Archaeologist), 23 historians who meet the qualifications in History, and 2 historians who meet the qualifications in Historic Architecture. Historical Research Associates, Inc. (HRA) Spokane, WA* Primary Contact: Steve Dampf, Project Archaeologist sdampf@hrassoc.com Phone Number: (509) Alternate Contact: Kenda Salisbury, Marketing Director ksalisbury@hrassoc.com Website: Mailing Address: 1325 W. First Ave., Suite 202, Spokane WA Brief Description of Services (please limit to 100 words or less): HRA provides consulting services in cultural resource management, litigation support, and historical research. Our expertise enables compliance with Section 106 and Section 110 requirements of the National Historic Preservation Act; the National Environmental Policy Act; state legislation for cultural resources; and National Park Service Cultural Resource Management (Director's Order 28) requirements. HRA is a small business concern (FAR 19.1), with 17 archaeologists who meet the Secretary of the Interior s qualifications in Prehistoric Archaeology (including 1 also qualified as a Historic Archaeologist), 23 historians who meet the qualifications in History, and 2 historians who meet the qualifications in Historic Architecture. ICF International* Primary Contact: Stacy Schneyder, MA, RPA sschneyder@icfi.com Phone: (916) Alternate Contact: Christopher Hetzel, MA chetzel@icfi.com Phone: Website: *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 9

10 Mailing Address: nd Avenue, Suite 550, Seattle, WA Brief Description of Services (please limit to 100 words or less): ICF provides full-service identification, evaluation, and mitigation of prehistoric and historical archaeological resources. We provide survey, testing, and evaluation of archaeological sites, research designs, treatment plans, data recovery, artifact analysis, and curation. We are experts in mitigation planning and regulatory compliance, including NEPA, Section 106 of the NHPA, NAGPRA, and state and local requirements in Washington and Oregon. We conduct Native American consultation and have strong relationships with Pacific Northwest tribes. ICF s services also include impacts analysis, National Register nominations and eligibility determinations, administrative histories, historic structure reports, archival research, and HABS/HAER documentation. Institute for Archaeological Studies Primary Contact: Alison Stenger alisonstenger@comcast.net Phone: (503) Alternate Contact: Alan Schneider Website: Mailing Address: 4235 SW Westdale Dr, Portland, OR Brief Description of Services: IAS is a 501(c)3, a non-profit corporation. We do primarily State, Federal, County, and City projects involving both prehistoric and historic cultural resources. Our specialties are in the preliminary identification of cultural materials, and saturated faunal specimens, and their stabilization. We also work with the paleontological community, and manage paleoarchaeological site testing and interpretation. Jamestown S Klallam Tribe Primary Contact: Gideon Cauffman, MS gcauffman@jamestowntribe.org Phone: (360) Website: Mailing Address: 1033 Old Blyn Highway, Sequim, WA Brief Description of Services: The Jamestown S Klallam Tribe can conduct archaeological surveys in order to assist with Section 106 review and other applicable laws for undertakings on the Olympic Peninsula. We can complete background research using the WISAARD database, GLO maps, and other historic documents. Because we are a federally-recognized Tribe, we can complete work that involves Traditional Cultural Properties and sacred sites pursuant to Executive Order Plus, staff meeting the Secretary of the Interior standards to conduct archaeological fieldwork will complete the work at a competitive rate. Lahren Associates* Primary Contact: Sylvester L. Lahren, Jr. Ph.D. slahren@hotmail.com Alternate Sylvester@lahrenassoicates.com Phone: (360) Website: *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 10

11 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 974, Port Townsend, WA Brief Description of Services: Lahren Associates (LA) offers unique, client-focused, cultural resources management (CRM) and ethnography consulting services by senior-level CRM and ethnography professionals with decades of experience. LA delivers quality work at smallcompany, low overhead rates. Principals and Associates meet or exceed the Secretary of the Interior s Standards for Professional Qualifications in archaeology and the National Park Service s Essential Competencies for an ethnographer at the Full Performance Level (GS-109). Services: ethnography, tribal consultation research, prehistoric/historic archaeology, osteology, architectural history, historic preservation, compliance with applicable laws and regulations. LA is based in Washington and has associates across WA, OR, ID, MT, UT, CO, and NV. Lithic Analysts Primary Contact: J. Jeffrey Flenniken, Ph.D. lithicanalysts@turbonet.com Phone: (501) Alternate Contact: Pam Trautman pamtrautman@comcast.net Phone: (360) Website: n/a Mailing Address: 659 Old Dallas Road, Royal, AR Brief Description of Services: Lithic Analysts has provided our clients with the highest quality technical support since its inception in This support will guide the client through the compliance process for laws and regulations on the federal, state, county, and local levels including the Section 106 process for the National Historic Preservation Act and the Governor s Executive Order We are committed to assuring that all documents prepared by Lithic Analysts adhere to the legal requirements of federal and state cultural resource laws and regulations as well as reporting guidelines established by the Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation (DAHP). Lower Columbia Research & Archaeology LLC Primary Contact: Melissa Darby MA lowercolumbia@gmail.com Phone: (503) Website: drakeanchorageresearch.com Mailing Address: 3327 NE Simpson St, Portland, OR Brief Description of Services: Melissa Darby MA, is principal investigator, Lower Columbia Research & Archaeology LLC and president of the non-profit Drake Anchorage Research Collaboration (DARC). Lower Columbia Research & Archaeology LLC provides cultural resource expertise for small to medium-sized compliance-related projects subject to regulations under Section 106, SEPA and NEPA. The company s day-to-day business consists of cultural resource surveys (both architectural and archaeological), testing and mitigation for compliancerelated projects on both private and public lands. Melissa Darby MA meets the Secretary of Interior s Professional Qualification Standards for Archaeologist, Historian and Architectural Historian. *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 11

12 Pacific Northwest Archaeological Services (PNWAS) Primary Contact: Dale R. Croes, Ph.D. Phone: (360) Website: Mailing Address: 1219 Irving Street SW, Tumwater WA Brief Description of Services (please limit to 100 words or less): Pacific Northwest Archaeological Services (PNWAS) provides a broad range of cultural resources services including regional archaeological surveys, formal site testing and report writing. PNWAS also offers artifact analysis, as well as cleaning, conservation, identification and laboratory analysis of perishable wood and plant fiber artifacts and macroflora. We specialize in microscopic identification by cellular analysis of archaeological wood, plant material and charcoal. Professional reports are provided as part of these services. Plateau Archaeological Investigations, LLC Primary Contact: David Harder dharder@plateau-crm.com Alternate info@plateau-crm.com Phone/Fax: (509) Website: Mailing Address: P.O. Box 714, Pullman, WA Brief Description of Services: Plateau Archaeological Investigations conducts archaeological and cultural resource contracting and consulting, including Section 106, SEPA, NEPA, E.O , and JARPA surveys for federal and state agencies, municipalities, utility companies, engineering firms, and private organizations. We also conduct historical research and perform desktop and WISAARD reviews. Our reports satisfy the requirements of any funding agencies, state departments or agencies, and any tribal entities who may comment as interested parties. Reiss-Landreau Research* Primary Contact: Christopher Landreau chrislandreau@gmail.com Alternate chrislandreau@charter.net Phone: (509) Website: Mailing Address: PO Box 2215, Yakima, WA Brief Description of Services: Reiss-Landreau Research (RLR) is a complete cultural resources management consulting company, providing a wide range of services in archaeological and historical resources compliance survey, analysis, evaluation, and technical expertise. We are available throughout the year for project work and consultations. We have conducted hundreds of compliance projects in the Pacific Northwest since Archaeologists for Reiss-Landreau Research meet and exceed U.S. (36 CFR part 61) standards for archaeology and historic preservation research and analysis. *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 12

13 Rosario Archaeology LLC* Primary Contact: Mark Hovezak Phone: (360) Mailing Address: 3754 Greenville St., Bellingham, WA Brief Description of Services: Rosario is a fully insured professional cultural resource management firm. Rosario specializes in cultural resource survey/assessment, archaeological excavation, laboratory analyses, and construction monitoring and works closely with tribal, federal, state, county, and municipal officials to identify, document, describe, map and protect cultural resources. Rosario also works with utility districts, construction companies, environmental consultants, engineering firms and private property owners to accomplish their projects while assuring compliance with applicable laws. Rosario has completed over 100 projects in NW Washington since January Project reports are filed at the Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation. Spokane Tribe of Indians Tribal Historic Preservation Office Primary Contact: John Matt johnm@spokanetribe.com Phone: (509) Alternate Contact Person: James Harrison jamesh@spokanetribe.com Website: Mailing Address: 6187 Agency Loop, PO Box 100, Wellpinit, WA Brief Description of Services (please limit to 100 words or less): The Spokane Tribe is a sovereign nation that has resided in what is now Northeastern Washington for millennia and is thus uniquely qualified for cultural resource and historical work in the area. The Spokane Tribe historic preservation office has qualified staff available for a variety of cultural resource projects and permit requirements including monitoring, survey, testing, and data recovery. The program meets the Secretary of the Interior and Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation standards for conducting historic preservation and consulting work. Please contact program head John Matt at for more information on our services. Statistical Research, Inc. Primary Contact: Edgar K. Huber, Ph.D., RPA ehuber@sricrm.com Phone: (360) Alternate Phone (cell): (520) Alternate Contact: Sarah Van Galder, RPA svangalder@sricrm.com Website: Mailing Address: 1110 Golf Club Road, Suite 102, Lacey, WA Brief Description of Services: SRI has the staff, facilities, equipment, and expertise to conduct all types of CRM projects, regardless of scale or complexity. Our in-house expertise includes prehistoric and historical archaeology, history, architectural history, and collections *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 13

14 management. Our staff expertise includes soil science, remote sensing, satellite imagery, cartography, geospatial/geographic information systems (GIS), and geophysical analyses. Services include Archaeological Testing, Records Checks - Literature Searches, Archaeological Data Recovery, Geoarchaeology - Paleoenvironmental Services, Archaeological Monitoring, Historic and Architectural Surveys Documentation, Intensive Field Surveys, Mitigation Plans - Historic Properties Treatment Plans, NRHP Nominations, Building Condition Assessments Evaluation, Management Planning, Bioarchaeology and Human Osteology, Native American Consultation, Historical and Ethnographic Research. SWCA Environmental Consultants* Primary Contact (Seattle office): Christian Miss cmiss@swca.com Phone: (206) Alternate Contact (Portland office): Mini Sharma Ogle MSharma@swca.com Phone: (503) , ext Website: Mailing Address: th Ave NW, Suite 200, Seattle, WA Brief Description of Services: SWCA is celebrating 30 years of cultural and natural resources management across the western US. Our Pacific Northwest Region offices - located in Seattle, Portland, and Anchorage - provide cultural resources consulting services for federal, state, and local agencies, tribes, and private entities, regularly assisting clients with NHPA Section 106, NEPA/SEPA, and Executive Order compliance projects. SWCA staff members are experienced in conducting NRHP eligibility studies, preparing EIS documents, and writing discipline reports. Our team of archaeologists, architectural historians, and historians can use this experience to customize an approach that works for your project, whether simple or complex. Tierra Right of Way Services, Ltd. Primary Contact: Randye Ferrick, President rkferrick@tierra-row.com Phone: (800) Alternate Contact: Garth Baldwin, M.A., RPA, Senior PM/Principal Investigator gbaldwin@tierra-row.com Website: Mailing Address: 2611 N.E. 125th Street, Suite 202, Seattle, Washington Brief Description of Services: Tierra Right of Way Services, Ltd. (Tierra), is a Washingtoncertified Minority Women s business enterprise (MWBE) that offers property and easement acquisition, relocation assistance, planning and zoning, cultural and environmental permitting, public meeting facilitation, and CAD/GIS services throughout the western U.S. Since 1989, Tierra has successfully provided land services to local, State, and Federal agencies; municipalities; engineers; telecommunications, energy, alternative energy, and pipeline companies; mining companies; and land developers. *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 14

15 Willamette Cultural Resources Associates, Ltd. (WillametteCRA)* Primary Contact: David V. Ellis Phone: (503) Alternate Contact: Paul S. Solimano Alternate Website: Mailing Address: 623 SE Mill Street, Portland, OR Brief Description of Services: Cultural Resources Management, Archaeological Survey, Traditional Cultural Properties (TCP), Historic Preservation Management Plans, Ethnography *Asterisk denotes current AWA member AWA CONSULTANT LIST 15