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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.

CURRENT AWA INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS

AECOM Technical Services

Primary Contact: Michael S. Kelly

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 503-222-7200

Alternate Contact: Sarah McDaniel


Website: www.aecom.com

Mailing Address: 111 SW Columbia, Suite 1500, Portland, OR 97201

Brief Description of Services: AECOM is a premier, fully integrated professional and technical

services firm positioned to design, build, finance and operate infrastructure assets around the world

for public- and private-sector clients. We provide a suite of environmental services and have a

nationwide network of Secretary of the Interior-qualified architectural historians and

archaeologists who are experienced in all aspects of cultural resources management (e.g., survey,

monitoring, cultural resource management plans, damage assessments, data recovery, mitigation,

HABS/HAER documentation, National Register listings).

Anderson Environmental Consulting, LLC (AEC)

Primary Contact: Michelle Anderson, Owner, Senior Environmental Planner, Biologist


Phone: 509-220-0045

Alternate Contact: Jennifer Allen, M.A.A., Senior Archaeologist


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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.

Phone: 231-392-1156

Website: http://www.aec-enviro.com

Mailing Address: 707 N Cedar St., Ste. 1B, Spokane WA, 99201

Brief Description of Services: Anderson Environmental Consulting, LLC (AEC) is a certified

Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) and Minority/Women Business Enterprise (MWBE)

located in Spokane, WA with extensive experience throughout the Pacific Northwest. AEC

provides high quality cultural resource management, biological, and environmental services

including compliance with Section 106 of the NHPA, NEPA, and SEPA. AEC specializes in

federally funded transportation projects and has a wide variety of experience working with cities,

counties, port districts, public utility districts, and private developers on all types of

projects. Archaeologist Jennifer Allen meets the Secretary of the Interior qualifications for

Archaeology in Prehistoric and Historic Archaeology.

Antiquity Consulting

Primary Contact: Bethany Mathews, M.A.


Phone: 360-819-4998 or 360-463-2622

Website: https://www.antiquityconsulting.com/

Mailing Address: 6123 B Elizan Dr. NW, Olympia, WA 98502

Brief Description of Services: Antiquity Consulting is committed to providing high-quality,

efficient historical and archaeological services, including cultural resource assessments,

archaeological monitoring, inadvertent discovery plans, archaeological survey, and site damage

assessments in compliance with local regulatory requirements, the State Environmental Policy Act

(SEPA), Governor’s Executive Order 05-05 (GEO 05-05), and Section 106/110 of the National

Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). Archaeologist Beth Mathews, who meets the U.S. Secretary

of the Interior qualifications for Archaeology in both Prehistoric and Historic Archaeology, has

experience with residence/development/road/bridge/utilities construction, culvert and bulkhead

replacement, conservation, logging, and fuels management projects. Antiquity is a woman-owned

small business based in Olympia, Washington.

Applied Preservation Technologies, Eppard Vision (APT)

Primary Contact: Mary K. Rossi, Program Director, M.A.


Phone: 360-920-8908

Website: http://eppardvision.org/apt.html

Mailing Address: PO Box 5914, Bellingham, WA 98227-5914

Brief Description of Services: 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

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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.

Aqua Terra Cultural Resource Consultants

Primary Contact: Sarah Amell, Principal, M.A., RPA


Website: www.aquaterracrc.com

Phone: 360-754-2208

Mailing Address: 8525 Stoney Creek Ln SW, Olympia, WA 98512

Brief Description of Services: Aqua Terra Cultural Resource Consultants is a certified Women’s

Business Enterprise and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise firm headquartered in Olympia,

Washington. We provide terrestrial and underwater cultural resource surveys, archaeological

assessments, historic property inventories, and can assist you in navigating compliance with laws

such as Section 106 of the NHPA, NEPA/SEPA, and EO 05-05. Our staff exceeds the Secretary

of Interior’s Qualification Standards for Archaeology and Historic Preservation professionals. We

are highly knowledgeable in cultural resource management throughout the Pacific Northwest and

are experienced coordinating with tribal stakeholders, property owners, and federal, state and

municipal agencies.

Archaeological and Historical Services, Eastern Washington University (AHS)

Primary Contact: Jennifer Wilson, Director, M.A., RPA


Website: https://inside.ewu.edu/ahs/

Mailing Address: 201 Isle Hall, Cheney, WA 99004

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 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 05-05.

Archaeological Cultural Resource Management Consultant, LLC (A CRM Consultant)

Primary Contact: Jennifer DeRose, Principal Investigator, M.A., RPA


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Phone: 208-874-2240

Website: www.acrmconsultant.com

Mailing Address: 2934 N Government Way, Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815

Brief Description of Services: A CRM Consultant is an 8(a) woman-owned small business

providing cultural resource management consulting services in eastern Washington and Idaho. A

CRM Consultant helps clients meet NHPA Section 106, NEPA, SEPA, Washington E.O. 05-05and

other legal regulations through the following: Tribal, State, and inter-agency consultation; cultural

resource/archaeological surveys (ARPA permits, ethnohistoric research, interviews &

transcriptions, archaeological survey, testing, GIS spatial mapping, artifact identification, curation,

reporting/site forms); archaeological monitoring; site damage assessments; National Register

documentation; Traditional Cultural Properties assessments; Cultural Resource Management

Plans; Federal certification assistance for Tribal repositories and collections management; program

development; inadvertent discovery plans; programmatic agreements, etc. Personnel meet Federal

Secretary of Interior Standards.

Archaeological Investigations Northwest, Inc. (AINW)

Primary Contact: Jo Reese, Corp. President/Senior Archaeologist, M.A., RPA


Phone: Vancouver, WA: 360-696-7473, Portland, OR: 503-761-6605

Alternate Contact: Terry Ozbun, Senior Archaeologist, M.A., RPA


Website: www.ainw.com

Mailing Address: 3510 NE 122nd Ave., Portland, OR 97230

Brief Description of Services: Archaeological Investigations Northwest, Inc. (AINW), is a full-

service 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.

Architectural History & Archaeology! LLC (AHA!)

Primary Contact: Ann Sharley, Sr. Architectural Historian/Archaeologist, M.A., RPA


Phone: 509-998-5074

Alternate Contact: Fran Hamilton, Sr. Archaeologist, M.A., RPA


Phone: 206-353-2186

Mailing Address: 109 S Holiday Road, Spokane Valley, WA 99016

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Brief Description of Services: AHA!, a women-owned small business, provides cultural

resources services throughout the Pacific Northwest, including cultural resource surveys, pre-

contact and historical archaeological surveys, historical buildings/structures survey and

documentation, archaeological testing, archaeological excavation, National Register of Historic

Places evaluation, HABS/HAER/HALS and Level II Mitigation documentation, construction

monitoring, historical research, and Native American tribal coordination. We regularly assist

federal, state, and local governments, Native American tribes, and private clients in compliance

with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, Executive Order 05-05, NEPA, SEPA,

and other codes.

Burns Paiute Tribe, Cultural and Heritage Department

Primary Contact: Diane Teeman


Phone: office: 541-573-8096, cell: 541-413-1190

Alternate Contact: Sonya Dick


Phone: 541-573-8090

Website: http://www.burnspaiute-nsn.gov/

Mailing Address: 100 Pasigo St., Burns, OR 97720

Brief Description of Services: Cultural Resource Management; Archaeological survey and

testing; Section 106 Compliance; NRHP eligibility determinations and nominations;

archaeological monitoring; artifact analysis.

Cardno

Primary Contact: Jennifer Ferris, M.A., RPA


Phone: office: 206-269-0104, direct: 206-239-7390

Website: www.cardno.com

Mailing Address: 801 Second Avenue, Suite 1150, Seattle, WA 98104

Brief Description of Services: Cardno is an environmental consulting firm with offices located

in Seattle and Portland, as well as across 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. Cardno has expertise in agency and Indian tribal consultation, historical

and archaeological site assessment, permitting and compliance, expert witness testimony, and

cultural resources mitigation. We provide architectural history and archaeology services including

background reviews, historic context statements, survey, excavation, underwater archaeology,

construction monitoring, artifact analysis, curation services, historic preservation, and historic

preservation planning across the Pacific Northwest. We regularly work under Section 106 of

NHPA, Section 4(f) of the DOT Act, ARPA, NEPA, SEPA, Governor’s Executive Order 05-05,

RCW, and local ordinances.

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Cascadia Archaeology, LLC

Primary Contact: Randall F. Schalk, Director/Principal Investigator, Ph.D.


Alternate Contact: Margaret Nelson, Assistant Director/Senior Archaeologist, Ph.C.


Phone: 206-366-0337

Website: http://cascadian.us/

Mailing Address: PO Box 51058, Seattle, WA 98115

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.

Columbia Geotechnical Associates, Inc. (CGA)

Primary Contact: Dr. Brett R. Lenz


Phone: Redmond, WA: 425-605-4530, Eastern WA: 509-933-3081

Mailing Address: 16541 Redmond Way, Suite 244C, Redmond, WA 98052

Brief Description of Services: Cultural resources and archaeological survey.

Compass Cartography and Design

Primary Contact: Johonna Shea


Mailing Address: 1410 26th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, History/Archaeology Program

Primary Contact: Guy Moura, Program Manager


Phone: 509-634-2693

Website: http://www.colvilletribes.com/history_archaeology.php

Mailing Address: History/Archaeology Program, Confederated Tribes of the Colville

Reservation, P.O. Box 150, Nespelem, WA 99155

Brief Description of Services: The Colville Tribes’ History/Archaeology Program has been

conducting cultural resources management work for more than 40 years, but our knowledge of

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local culture dates back many millennia. We are experts in archaeological survey, traditional

cultural property inventory, historic structure documentation, ethnographic study, museum

collections, curation work, and cultural repatriation. Using the latest techniques and equipment,

the History/Archaeology Program has extensive experience assisting federal, state, and local

agencies, as well as private proponents, meet their cultural resources compliance needs.

Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation,

Cultural Resources Protection Program

Primary Contact: Catherine Dickson, Principal Investigator


Phone: 541-429-7231

Alternate Contact: Teara Farrow Ferman, CRPP Manager


Phone: 541-429-7230

Website: http://www.umatilla.nsn.us

Mailing Address: 46411 Timíne Way, Pendleton, OR 97801

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.

Drayton Archaeology (Drayton)

Primary Contact: Garth L. Baldwin, M.A., RPA


Phone: 360-739-3921

Website: www.draytonarchaeology.com

Mailing Address: PO Box 782, Blaine, WA 98231-0782

Brief Description of Services: Drayton Archaeology (Drayton), a Federally Certified Service

Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business, treats every project, large or small, with their full

attention. Principal, Garth Baldwin, served as a US Marine and, prior to establishing Drayton, was

employed as an archaeologist with tribal agencies and, later, with the State DOT for FHWA funded

projects. We have extensive experience in all manner of CRM projects, including key participation

in some of the most complicated (and controversial) projects of the last 20 years in WA. Baldwin

has even worked on MIA recovery overseas and hosted a History Channel Series about the

Crusades.

Engaging Every Student

Primary Contact: Rick Reynolds, M.S. Ed.


Phone: 503-380-4140

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Alternate Contact: Krista Reynolds, MLIS, M.Ed.


Website: http://www.engagingeverystudent.com

Mailing Address: 1536 NE Saratoga St., Portland, OR 97211

Brief Description of Services: Engaging Every Student was founded by veteran educator Rick

Reynolds in 2009 with the mission to help make the learning process more compelling and

meaningful. We create engaging educational resources such as curriculum, graphics, e- learning,

and websites with partner organizations such as government agencies, nonprofit and educational

organizations, and businesses. In addition, we provide consulting and professional development in

the areas of environmental, science, and social studies education, technology integration, and

alignment to standards. In 2020, Rick’s wife Krista became a full-time partner. She is an academic

librarian proficient with research services, information management systems, curriculum

development, editing, and teaching.

Environmental Science Associates (ESA)

Primary Contact: Chris Lockwood


Phone: 206-789-9658

Alternate Contact: Cynthia Reese, Marketing Manager


Phone: 206-789-9658

Website: http://www.esassoc.com

Mailing Address: 5309 Shilshole Avenue NW, Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98107

Brief Description of Services: From conducting historic properties analysis and archaeological

resources studies to collaborating with institutions to preserve artifacts in curation and museum

collections management, our team of archaeologists, field monitors, architectural historians,

historians, and preservation planners bring integrated solutions based on practical experience.

ESA’s cultural resources team is skilled in navigating regulatory complexities, developing

appropriate mitigation, and working alongside construction teams to meet project objectives while

protecting sensitive sites.

Equinox Research and Consulting International, Inc. (ERCI)

Primary Contact: Kelly R. Bush, Principal Investigator, M.A.


Phone: 360-826-4930

Alternate Contact: Sarah Johnson Humphries, Senior Archaeologist, M.A.


Website: www.equinoxerci.com

Mailing Address: 1229 Cleveland Ave., Mount Vernon, WA 98273

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

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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

managing cultural resources in Washington State.

Falcon Cultural Resources, LLC

Primary Contact: James Harrison Macrae, Archaeologist/Principal Investigator, M.A.


Phone: 206-383-7008

Alternate Contact: Brandon Williams, Archaeological Technician II


Phone: 360-770-9439

Website: www.falconculturalresources.com

Mailing Address: 18013 Fox Hollow Lane, Bow, WA 98232

Brief Description of Services: Falcon Cultural Resources, LLC is a cultural resource

management firm based in northwest Washington. We offer Secretary of the Interior qualified

professional archaeological services. Falcon Cultural Resources works with individuals, agencies,

and municipalities on projects in Western Washington and British Columbia. Falcon Cultural

Resource's staff knows how to identify and evaluate archaeological and cultural resources to

provide efficient compliance and management solutions to our clients. Besides our core staff we

have a list of supporting associates. Together we provide the archival research, evaluation, field-

work, reporting, and permitting services necessary to manage cultural resources in a timely, proper,

and cost-effective way.

Fullscope Northwest Archaeological Consultants (Fullscope NW)

Primary Contact: Jena Kalli, Archaeologist/Researcher/Project Manager, M.S.


Phone: 360-298-8500

Alternate Contact: Jeremy Ripin, Principal, M.S.


Phone: 802-505-8241

Website: www.fullscopenw.com


Brief Description of Services: Fullscope NW provides cultural resource management services

including record searches, testing and surveying, monitoring during construction activities, and

DAHP consultations, and permit applications.

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Furlon Services

Primary Contact: Julia Furlong, MS, RPA


Phone: 509-608-6225

Brief Description of Services: Furlon Services is a sole proprietorship focused on cultural

resources survey, archaeological mapping, digital illustration, and archaeological science research.

Looking to incorporate materials sourcing, isotope analysis, or 3D artifact illustration into your

site analysis? Do you want to kick your report graphics up a notch? Would you like to switch field

recording methods to completely digital? Julia Furlong, owner, has the skills you need, including

extensive experience working as an archaeological project manager in the Northwest and Great

Basin, creating graphics for hundreds of technical reports, experience in digital data collection

transitions using ESRI products, and conducting materials science based research. A single

employee company and the transition to remote working keeps billing rates low. Call or email to

discuss your project needs and what Furlon Services has to offer.

GRAM Northwest, LLC

Primary Contact: Stacie Sexton, M.S.


Phone: 509-946-1376

Alternate Contact: Nathan Bowles, Principal Engineer/Operations Manager, B.S.

Alternate Email: [email protected]

Alternate Phone: 509-946-1376

Website: www.gramnorthwest.com

Mailing Address: PO Box 928 Richland, WA 99352

Brief Description of Services: GRAM Northwest is a woman-owned small business providing

cultural resources support for SEPA and NHPA projects throughout eastern and southeastern

Washington. The team at GRAM Northwest has over 10 years of professional experience in

cultural resources reporting (SEPA and Section 106 of the NHPA), fieldwork including pedestrian

survey and subsurface testing, literature reviews, and construction monitoring. Previous projects

include cultural resources reviews for construction of: housing developments, office buildings and

industrial facilities, agricultural circles and irrigation pipelines.

Historical Research Associates, Inc. (HRA)

Seattle, WA Office:

Primary Contact: Brent Hicks, VP/Principal Archaeologist


Phone: 206-343-0226

Mailing Address: 1904 Third Ave., Suite 240, Seattle, WA 98101

Website: www.hrassoc.com

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Brief Description of Services: HRA provides consulting services in cultural resource

management, litigation support, and historical research. Our expertise enables compliance with

Sections 106 & 110 requirements of the National Historic Preservation Act; the National

Environmental Policy Act; state cultural resources legislation; and National Park Service Cultural

Resource Management (Director's Order 28) requirements. HRA is a small business concern (FAR

19.1) with 21 full-time Archaeologists (19 who meet the Secretary of the Interior’s professional

qualification standards in Archaeology), 15 full-time Historians who meet the qualification

standards in History, and 6 full-time Architectural Historians and Historic Preservationists who

meet the qualification standards in Architectural History.

Inland Northwest Cultural Resources

Primary Contact: Kathryn M. Boula, Owner/Principal Investigator


Phone: 541.962.5449

Mailing address: P.O. box 103, La Grande, OR 97850

Brief description of services: Inland Northwest Cultural Resources provides archaeological

planning and management services with a regional focus on the Columbia Plateau and Northern

Great Basin. A long-time resident of eastern Oregon, owner Kathryn Boula offers in-depth

regional knowledge of pre-contact and historic cultures, ethnobiology, archaeological research,

field investigation and reporting methods, management issues and regulatory requirements. We

work with government agencies, non-profit organizations, private-sector firms and individuals to

arrive at workable solutions that comply with state and federal cultural resource protection

regulations, including Section 106 undertakings.

Lahren Associates (LA)

Primary Contact: Sylvester L. Lahren, Jr., Ph.D.



Phone: 360-301-5017

Website: www.lahrenassociates.com

Mailing Address: PO Box 974, Port Townsend, WA 98368

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 small-

company, 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.

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Legacy Anthropology LLC

Primary Contact: Susan Larsen, Archaeologist/Geologist-in-Training, M.A.


Phone: 360-471-0954

Alternate Contact: Nicholas Gouette, Archaeologist, B.A.


Phone: 425-923-4713

Website: https://legacyanthropology.com

Mailing Address: PO Box 29173, Bellingham, WA 98228

Brief Description of Services: Legacy Anthropology is a Cultural Resource Management

company providing services throughout Washington State. Priding ourselves on professional, fast,

and friendly consultation, we have specific experience designing and conducting archaeological

surveys on private and public projects. Additionally, our experience includes data recovery,

construction monitoring, preparing collections for curation, archival research, artifact analysis, and

faunal analysis with an emphasis on shellfish and fish remains. Our cultural resource management

services aid clients in developing and adapting their projects to comply with all local, state, and

federal laws pertaining to archaeological and historic resources.

PaleoWest

Primary Contact: Christopher Sims


Phone: 971-801-0677

Alternate Contact: Kim Johnson


Website: https://www.paleowest.com

Mailing Address: 2918 N. Lombard St., Portland, OR 97217

Brief Description of Services: We work on behalf of clients in the public and private sectors who

need their projects guided through a variety of regulatory frameworks that require consideration

of potential impacts to prehistoric, historic, architectural, ethnographic, and paleontological

resources, among others. We also often provide our clients with experts in natural resources and

general planning and permitting. PaleoWest has developed the premier approach to projects,

employing a fully digital workflow for data collection and management. The advanced digital

system we bring to our clients improves the efficiency of our work and the quality of our products.

Perteet, Inc.

Primary Contact: Emily Peterson


Phone: 206-436-0515

Website: https://www.perteet.com

Mailing Address: 505 5th Ave. S., Suite 300, Seattle, WA 98104

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Brief Description of Services: Perteet Inc. is an award-winning engineering and environmental

consulting firm dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in the communities we live. Perteet’s

cultural resources team has over 20 years’ experience providing consulting services in

Washington. We are experts in cultural resources compliance and can help you develop the

appropriate strategy to comply with all local, state, and federal regulations. We regularly complete

cultural resources assessments, tribal and agency coordination, historical research, archaeological

surveys, evaluations of archaeological sites, data recovery, and construction monitoring. Our goal

is to help complete your projects with creative, high-quality, and cost-effective solutions.

Plateau Archaeological Investigations, LLC

Primary Contact: David Harder


Alternate Contact: Adam Sackman


Phone: 509-332-3830

Website: www.plateau-crm.com

Mailing Address: PO Box 714, Pullman, WA 99163

Brief Description of Services: Plateau Archaeological Investigations conducts archaeological

and cultural resource contracting and consulting, including Section 106, SEPA, NEPA, E.O. 05-

05, 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.

Power Engineers, Inc.

Primary Contact: Michael H. Dice, MA, RPA


Phone: 714-507-2755

Website: www.powereng.com

Mailing Address: 731 East Ball Rd, Suite 100, Anaheim, CA 92805

Brief Description of Services: The environmental division of Power Engineers, Inc. provides our

clients with a highly experienced full-service cultural resource management team. Our staff

scientists possess expertise throughout the US in all phases of prehistoric and historical

archaeology, artifact and faunal analysis, tribal coordination, and historic preservation. Cultural

resource staff focus on complex multidisciplinary infrastructure projects, to smaller projects that

demand competitive costing and quick turnaround. Our relationships with our client base are

generally long term and highly reliable, and our understanding of NEPA, SEPA, Section 106 and

Executive Order 05-05 underscores our commitments to our clients and to the environment.

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Rosario Archaeology LLC

Primary Contact: Mark Hovezak


Phone: 360-756-5207

Mailing Address: 3754 Greenville St., Bellingham, WA 98226

Brief Description of Services: Rosario is a small company providing SEPA, Section 106-, and

EO 05-05-compliant archaeological surveys, archival research, construction monitoring, site

testing, site excavation, & laboratory analyses. Rosario produces professional reports of

contracted archaeological activities and works closely with government agencies to identify,

document, map, & protect cultural resources. Rosario also works with private property owners,

utility districts, construction companies, and environmental & engineering consultants to

accomplish their projects while assuring legal compliance. Rosario works primarily on small

projects & has completed over 200 of these in NW Washington since 2004. Project reports are

filed at the Washington State DAHP.

Salix Archaeological Services, LLC (SALIX Archaeology)

Primary Contact: Jennie Deo Shaw, Owner/Archaeologist, Ph.D.


Phone: 206-356-6563

Website: www.salixarchaeology.com


Brief Description of Services: Salix Archaeological Services (SALIX Archaeology) is a small,

woman-owned business offering botanical analysis for the archaeological community. Based in

Seattle, SALIX Archaeology offers a range of services, from field consultation to taxonomic

identification to reporting, and more. Owner and principal archaeologist Jennie Deo Shaw brings

over 15 years of field and laboratory experience, as well as a dedication to delivering quality,

timely, and cost-effective solutions to her clients. She specializes in the taxonomic identification

of charcoal and wood and assists clients across the Pacific Northwest and Alaska to complete fuel

analyses and radiocarbon sample selection.

Spokane Tribe of Indians Preservation Program

Primary Contact: John Matt


Phone: 509-258-4060

Alternate Contact: Dr. Chris Casserino


Website: www.spokanetribe.com

Mailing Address: 6187 Agency Loop, PO Box 100, Wellpinit, WA 99040

Brief Description of Services: 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

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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 509-258-

4060 for more information on our services.

Statistical Research, Inc. (SRI)

Primary Contact: Burr Neely, MA, RPA


Phone: cell: 907-978-9684

Alternate Contact: Sarah Hibdon, MS, RPA


Website: www.sricrm.com

Mailing Address: 1110 Golf Club Road, Suite 102, Lacey, WA 98503

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 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.

Tierra Right of Way (Tierra)

Everett Office:

Primary Contact: Jennifer Hushour


Phone: 206-363-1556

Alternate Contact: Carol Schultze, PhD, RPA


Website: http://www.tierra-row.com

Mailing Address: 3927 Colby Ave, Everett, WA 98201

Spokane Office:

Phone: 206-363-1556

Website: http://www.tierra-row.com

Mailing Address: 608 W 2nd Ave, Suite 208, Spokane, WA 99201

Brief Description of Services: Tierra is full cultural resources management firm providing

services throughout Washington State and the western U.S. Operating since 1989, and providing

cultural resources services in WA since 2010, our services include cultural resources assessments;

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construction monitoring; testing and data recovery; artifact analysis; historic research; and historic

property evaluation. With offices in both western and eastern Washington, Tierra’s experience

includes a variety of regulatory frameworks including U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permits,

Executive Order 05-05, and Section 106 of the NHPA. Our clients include federal, state, and local

agencies; private developers, engineers, environmental consultants, Tribes, and utilities.

Transect Archaeology

Primary Contact: Lyle Nakonechny


Phone: 206-550-3401

Website: www.transectarchaeology.com

Mailing Address: PO Box 500, Ocean Park, WA 98640

Brief Description of Services: Transect Archaeology is a small business that specializes in

archaeology and cultural resources. Transect Archaeology provides services to a diverse range of

public and private clients in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. Transect Archaeology

assists its clients with the process of Section 106, WA Executive Order 05-05, and other federal,

state, and municipal cultural resource laws.

Willamette Cultural Resources Associates, Ltd. (WillametteCRA)

Seattle, WA Office:

Primary Contact: Stephenie Kramer, M.S.


Phone: 206-397-1487

Alternate Contact: Robert Kopperl, Ph.D


Mailing Address: 655 South Orcas St., Suite 220, Seattle, WA 98108

Website: www.willamettecra.com

Brief Description of Services: Willamette Cultural Resources Associates, Ltd. (WillametteCRA)

is a full-service cultural resource management firm. Our in-depth knowledge of state and federal

cultural resource requirements allows us to provide our clients with a full-range of professional

services in all areas of cultural resource management, prehistoric and historical archaeology,

architectural history, and ethnographic research. WillametteCRA is able to assist you with

archaeological surveys and testing, data recovery excavations, monitoring of construction

activities, archaeological assessments and evaluations for National Register eligibility, and

Traditional Cultural Properties studies that are designed to meet federal, state, and local

government historic preservation compliance requirements.

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ALL OTHER LISTINGS

Anderson Perry & Associates, Inc.

Primary Contact: Stephanie O’Brien, MA, RPA


Phone: 541-963-8309

Alternate Contact: Andrew Frierson, MA, RPA


Phone: 541-963-8309

Website: www.andersonperry.com

Mailing Address: PO Box 1687, Walla Walla, WA 99362 / PO Box 1107, La Grande, OR 97850

Brief Description of Services: Anderson Perry & Associates, Inc. is a full-service civil

engineering, surveying, and environmental firm with offices in Walla Walla, WA; La Grande, OR;

and Redmond, OR. We provide cultural resource management services with integrity, including

background research, archaeological inventories, subsurface testing, construction monitoring, data

recovery, laboratory analysis, curation, and technical reports. Our past clients have included

private landowners, cities, tribes, counties, irrigation districts, and communication companies. We

look forward to working with you on future projects.

Applied Archaeological Research, Inc. (AAR)

Primary Contact: Bill Roulette


Phone: 503-281-9451

Alternate Contact: Aimee Finley


Website: www.aar-crm.com

Mailing Address: 4001 NE Halsey St, Suite 3, Portland, OR 97232

Brief Description of Services: AAR is a fully licensed, full service, cultural resource

management consulting firm. AAR has expertise in all phases of prehistoric and historical

archaeology, artifact and faunal analysis, and historic preservation. AAR conducts all size surveys

from small-scale to large, complex, multi-site, multi-state monitoring, testing, and data recovery

projects throughout the Pacific Northwest. AAR assists its clients in complying with local, state,

and federal laws and requirements including NEPA, NHPA Sections 106 and 110, Washington

Executive Order 05-05, and other local ordinances. Staff includes experts in documenting

aboveground cultural resources, artifact curation, GPS/GIS operations, and remote sensing

technologies.

Archaeological Frontiers

Primary Contact: Thomas E. Churchill


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Phone: primary: 503-669-9230, cell: 503-819-5600

Mailing Address: 951 NE Linden Ave., Gresham, OR 97030

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 1997. 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 Macroflora Identification (AMI)

Primary Contact: Melanie Diedrich


Phone: 360-480-2502

Mailing Address: 2417 Buker St SE, Olympia, WA 98501-2902

Brief Description of Services: AMI provides soil sample flotation and analysis, and

paleobotanical identification, and artifact illustration. AMI clients have included the Washington

State Department of Transportation, Tkwinit Twati Anthropological Services, Drayton

Archaeological Research, Rosario Archaeology, and Wessen & Associates, Inc.

Archaeological Services, LLC (ASCC)

Primary Contact: Alexander Gall, Senior Archaeologist/Owner, M.A., RPA


Phone: 360-260-8614

Alternate Contact: Michael Smith, Archaeological Technician/Graphics Specialist, B.A.

Website: www.archaeologicalservices.com

Mailing Address: 601 Officers Row, Vancouver, WA 98661

Brief Description of Services: ASCC is a professional cultural resource management firm based

in Vancouver, Washington. Our experience includes transportation, energy, government, private

industry, and residential projects. We provide expert solutions for managing cultural resources,

ensuring that our clients’ projects comply with all local, state, and federal cultural resource laws.

ASCC consults proactively with clients and stakeholders throughout a project’s life in order to

identify concerns before they become obstacles to project completion. Our experienced staff

delivers professional-grade results for our clients in a timely, cost-effective manner.

Archaeology and Architectural History, LLC (ARH)

Primary Contact: A. Craig Hauer, M.A., RPA


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Phone: 775-771-7324

Website: https://arharchaeology.com

Mailing Address: 8500 W. Wyndham Lane, Boise, ID 83704

Brief Description of Services: ARH can assist you in planning, permitting, and managing a

variety of cultural resource projects. Expertise in prehistoric and historic archaeology, architectural

history, public interpretation, and history are ARH’s strengths. Our cultural resource specialists

use their knowledge of national, state, and local agency regulations to ensure the successful and

timely completion of our clients’ projects. We strive to develop creative compliance solutions to

our clients’ cultural resources management needs that save money, and benefit the client, the

regulatory agency, and the resource. We have routinely assisted clients in establishing scopes of

cultural resource investigations, acting as the proponent’s cultural resource manager.

Archisto Enterprises

Primary Contact: Stephen Emerson


Phone: 509-466-8654


Mailing Address: W. 212 Dawn Avenue, Spokane WA 99218

Brief Description of Services: Archisto Enterprises is a cultural resource company that

specializes in historic building evaluation, historic property inventory (HPI) form completion and

historic register completion both at the local and national level (NRHP), including both individual

structures as well as districts. I have 30 years of experience in this field. I will work throughout

the Pacific Northwest.

ASM Affiliates, Inc.

Stanwood, WA Office:

Primary Contact: Dave Iversen, M.A., RPA


Phone: 360-572-4870

Mailing Address: 26231 72nd Ave. NW, Suite 104, Stanwood, WA 98292

Bellingham, WA Office:

Primary Contact: Whitney Osiensky, M.A., RPA


Phone: 208-310-1217

Mailing Address: 1416 Lahti Dr., Bellingham, WA 98226

Website: www.asmaffiliates.com

Brief Description of Services: ASM Affiliates, Inc. is an employee owned 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

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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. The

ASM Stanwood Office provides services across Washington State with extensive experience in

Snohomish and King Counties, as well as on Whidbey Island and Camano Island.

Atkins North America

Primary Contact: Sandra P. Pentney, MA, RPA


Phone: 858-514-1083

Website: www.atkinsglobal.com/northamerica

Mailing Address: 3570 Carmel Mountain Road, Suite 300, San Diego, CA 92130

Brief Description of Services: Atkins, a diversified environmental and engineering firm, offers

a full range of cultural resource expertise with a special emphasis on permit and compliance

requirements. Our interdisciplinary staff is fully accredited and has experience throughout the

state in all levels of archaeological investigations, literature and record searches and historic

architecture studies. The firm has worked extensively with the review procedures of the Texas

Historical Commission and federal permitting agencies. Completed projects include reservoirs,

parks, roads, housing developments, airports, mines, treatment plants, landfills, pipelines, wells,

transmission lines, and well pad sites.

BOAS, Inc.

Primary Contact: Astrida R. Blukis Onat, President


Phone: 206-323-1343

Mailing Address: 2001 E Lynn St., Seattle, WA 98112-2619

Brief Description of Services: Cultural resource studies, archaeological studies, historic research,

ethnography/linguistics, geoarchaeology.

Caldera Archaeology, LLC

Primary Contact: Camille Mather


Phone: 360-332-2600

Alternate Contact: Ed Arthur

Website: calderaarchaeology.com

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 944, Bellingham, WA 98227

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;

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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

Central Washington Anthropological Survey (CWAS)

Primary Contact: Steven Hackenberger, PhD


Phone: 509-963-3201

Website: www.cwu.edu/anthropology/central-washington-anthropological-survey

Mailing Address: 400 East University Way, Mail Stop 7544, Ellensburg, WA 98926

Brief Description of Services: CWAS has a 40-year history in CRM. Our mission includes

education, innovation, and resource protection. CWAS has completed small and large projects

through all phases of CRM planning, evaluation, mitigation, curation, and documentation. CWAS

outreach is under the supervision of Dr. Steven Hackenberger. We team with private and public

CRM groups and have contracted and subcontracted organizations, as well as tribal cultural

resource programs. Faculty and staff from several CWU units collaborate on grants and contracts.

Their technical expertise includes: international and regional archaeological fieldwork; history and

ethnography; geoarchaeology and palynology; lithic, faunal, and skeletal analysis, geophysical

survey, and GIS/GPS data collection and analysis.

Columbia Historical Consulting

Primary Contact: Susan Ellis


Phone: 509-338-0990 or 509-633-3111

Website: www.columbiahistorics.com

Mailing Address: 313 Columbia, Coulee Dam, WA 99116

Brief Description of Services: Columbia Historical Consulting is a small cultural resources

consultation firm offering personal service to a variety of clients including government agencies,

private developers, and contracting firms. Our Secretary of Interior qualified archaeologists,

anthropologists, and architectural historians are experts in federal, state, and local cultural

resources regulations. We also specialize in tribal and state consultation, traditional cultural

property evaluations, architectural inventories, ethnographic and historic research, and GIS

mapping. We strive to assist clients in managing cultural resources needs in the most professional,

timely, and cost effective manner possible.

Cultural Resource Consultants, LLC (CRC)

Primary Contact: Margaret Berger, Principal Investigator, M.A., RPA


Phone: 206-855-9020

Alternate Contact: Sonja Kleinschmidt, Projects Manager, M.S., RPA


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Website: www.crcwa.com


Brief Description of Services: CRC is a women-owned small business offering services for the

identification, evaluation, & management of cultural resources to help clients meet their

compliance & historic preservation needs. Capabilities include cultural resources sensitivity

evaluation; literature searches; cultural resources surveys to locate, identify, and evaluate

archaeological sites & historic structures; data recovery & mitigation excavations; historic context

studies; geomorphological/geoarchaeological investigations; cultural resources discipline reports

for environmental assessments & impact statements; archaeological 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.

Cultural Resources Consulting (CRC)

Primary Contact: Genavie Thomas, M.S.


Phone: 503-358-4019

Website: http://www.culturalresourcesconsulting.org/

Mailing Address: Oregon: 2825 SE Ambleside Dr, Gresham, OR 97080, Washington: 252 Shady

Lane, Shaw Island, WA 98266

Brief Description of Services: Cultural Resources Consulting (CRC) is a sole proprietorship,

professional archaeological and cultural resources consulting firm, established in 2006, located in

Gresham, Oregon and Shaw Island, Washington. CRC specializes in archaeological services that

include historic and ethnographic research and field investigations throughout the Pacific

Northwest. Projects provide clients with recommendations for cultural resources management

planning and preservation. CRC provides consultation with private clients, as well as city, county

state and federal agencies, Tribes, and Universities. Each project is approached with a full

appreciation for the client's needs and is accomplished by effective planning, project management,

cost control, and knowledgeable technical support.

DOWL

Primary Contact: Lucy Flynn O’Quinn


Phone: office: 907-562-2000, cell: 907-865-1209

Alternate Contact: Caity Kennedy


Phone: 907-562-2000

Website: www.dowl.com

Mailing Address: 8420 154th Ave. NE, Redmond, WA 98052

Brief Description of Services: DOWL provides a broad range of cultural resources services,

including archival research, historic and archaeological survey and inventory, ethnographic and

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traditional cultural property studies, human remains, mitigation, and consultation. We assist

private developers and agencies in permitting and compliance with local, state, and federal

ordinances including Washington SEPA, NEPA, Section 106 of the NHPA, NAGPRA, and

Section 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act.

Dudek

Primary Contact: Zach Windler


Phone: 971-930-1708 ext. 5608

Website: http://dudek.com/

Mailing Address: 1 SW Columbia St., Suite 1500, Portland, OR 97204

Brief Description of Services: Dudek provides the full spectrum of consulting services for

cultural resource management and historical research. Our archaeology, history, paleontology,

and built environment experts work collaboratively with project owners, planners, engineers, and

designers to identify cost-effective solutions for proper treatment of cultural resources. We have

a deep understanding of local, state, and federal regulations that we draw on to assist clients with

nuanced, resource-specific approaches to project implementation. Our Seattle- and Portland-based

staff of experienced archaeologists, architectural historians, and historic preservation experts can

mobilize quickly to meet the needs of any project.

Eric Stegmaier Illustration

Primary Contact: Eric Stegmaier, M.A.


Phone: 860-877-0537

Website: www.artbysteg.com

Mailing Address: 229 West Center St., Southington, CT 06489

Brief Description of Services: Artifact illustration, on-site structural illustration/diagramming,

general illustration.

FDMC

Primary Contact: Fennelle Miller, Principal


Phone: 509-899-2448 or 509-962-8730

Mailing Address: 605 North Anderson Street, Ellensburg, WA 98926

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

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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.

Fort Walla Walla Museum Heritage Research Services

Primary Contact: James Payne, Executive Director


Phone: 590-525-7703

Website: fwwm.org

Mailing Address: 755 Myra Road, Walla Walla, WA 99362

Brief Description of Services: Heritage Research Services offers services customized for our

client’s undertaking, scope of the project, and applicable laws and regulations, including: Archival

and Historical Research; Archaeological Monitoring, Survey (reconnaissance and intensive), and

Site documentation; Data recovery excavation; Monitoring and Inadvertent Discovery Plans;

Section 106 and 110 NHPA and Executive Order 05-05 compliance, State Environmental

Protection Act Review; Cultural impact assessments for NEPA; Site significance evaluations for

National Register listings; Faunal, lithic, ceramic, and historical material cultural analysis;

Archaeological report preparation; Archaeological collections management; Public education and

public archaeology; Regional stewardship of artifacts, documents, oral histories, sites and

landscapes.

Geosciences Management International, Inc.

Primary Contact: Maury Morgenstein, PhD, RPA


Phone: 510-295-3216

Alternate Contact: Malia Johnson, MS


Phone: 503-999-9696

Mailing Address: 450 S. Walnut Dr., Monmouth, OR 97361

Brief Description of Services: CRM, Section 106 and 110 compliance, NRHP eligibility

determination and nominations, surveys, archival research, archaeological monitoring, site

evaluation, mitigation, testing and data recovery. Archaeometry and Geoarchaeology: lithics and

ceramics provenance, geochemistry, petrography and micromorphology, site formation, age

dating, soils classification, site stratigraphy, sedimentology, geomorphology and glacial geology.

Geophysics: including ground radar, magnetics, EM remote sensing

Golder Associates, Inc.

Primary Contact: David Wilcox, MA, RPA


Phone: 920-491-2500 or 920-461-8738

Website: www.golder.com

Mailing Address: 2247 Fox Heights Lane, Suite A, Green Bay, WI 54304

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Brief Description of Services: Golder Associates Inc. (Golder) specializes in ground engineering

and environmental sciences. Golder is part of a global organization providing consulting, design,

and construction services in the areas of earth, the environment, and energy related areas. Golder

has more than 6,000 people operating in local companies, with offices across Africa, Asia,

Australia, Europe, North and South America. Approximately 55 permanent archaeologists are

located in our North American offices. Approximately 20 senior level archaeologists are located

in our western region offices and hold a M.A. or Ph.D. in Anthropology or Archaeology, as well

as numerous years of experience.

Hagen Historical Consulting

Primary Contact: Delia Hagen, PhD


Phone: 406-360-0120

Website: www.deliahagen.com

Mailing Address: 660 River Court, Missoula, MT 59801

Brief Description of Services: Delia Hagen is a Missoula, Montana-based consultant with almost

20 years’ experience in public history and CRM. Hagen offers historical and cultural resource

services, including cultural resource inventories and evaluations, NHPA (Sec. 106/110) and DOT

(Sec. 4f) review and compliance, NRHP and NHL nominations, and HABS/HAER documentation,

as well as historic and (with an archaeologist) pre-historic archaeological surveys, site evaluation,

testing, excavation, data recovery, monitoring, mitigation, and artifact analysis. Additional

services include cultural landscape analysis, historical studies, architectural history and historic

preservation, literature and records reviews, archival research, ethnohistory, outreach,

interpretation, NEPA compliance, agency consultation, permitting, planning and cartography.

Harris Environmental Group, Inc. (HEG)

Primary Contact: Jennifer Norman


Phone: 520-628-7648

Website: www.heg-inc.com

Mailing Address: 333 N. Farallone Ave Fircrest, WA 98466

Brief Description of Services: Harris Environmental Group, Inc. (HEG) is an award-winning

environmental consulting firm specializing in natural and cultural resources. HEG provides a broad

range of cultural resource management services, including archaeological and architectural

surveys, literature reviews, formal site testing, data recovery excavations, laboratory analysis and

report writing. Our fully-qualified cultural resources team includes experienced archaeologists,

architectural historians and anthropologists who help clients navigate the local, state, and federal

regulations that pertain to cultural resource management. We are well-versed in the requirements

of Section 106, as well as NEPA, SEPA, and the State of Washington’s Executive Order 05-05

and other state and local ordinances.

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Historical Research Associates, Inc. (HRA)

Missoula, MT Office:

Primary Contact: Marie Watson, Office Manager


Phone: 406-721-1958

Mailing Address: 125 Bank St., Suite 500, Missoula, MT 59802

Portland, OR Office:

Primary Contact: Emily Ragsdale


Phone: 503-247-1319

Mailing Address: 1825 SE 7th Avenue, Portland, OR 97214

Spokane, WA Office:

Primary Contact: Ayla Aymond


Phone Number: 509-624-0441

Mailing Address: 715 E. Sprague Ave., Suite 200, Spokane, WA 99202

Website: www.hrassoc.com

Brief Description of Services: HRA provides consulting services in cultural resource

management, litigation support, and historical research. Our expertise enables compliance with

Sections 106 & 110 requirements of the National Historic Preservation Act; the National

Environmental Policy Act; state cultural resources legislation; and National Park Service Cultural

Resource Management (Director's Order 28) requirements. HRA is a small business concern (FAR

19.1) with 21 full-time Archaeologists (19 who meet the Secretary of the Interior’s professional

qualification standards in Archaeology), 15 full-time Historians who meet the qualification

standards in History, and 6 full-time Architectural Historians and Historic Preservationists who

meet the qualification standards in Architectural History.

ICF International, Inc. (ICF)

Seattle Office:

Primary Contact: Melissa Cascella


Phone: 206-801-2818

Mailing Address: 1200 Sixth Avenue, Suite 1800, Seattle, WA 98101

Portland Office: Primary Contact: Tait Elder


Phone: 503-525-6140

Mailing Address: 615 SW Alder Street, Suite 200, Portland, OR 97205

Website: www.icf.com

Brief Description of Services: ICF is a multidisciplinary environmental consulting firm, assisting

clients with environmental and cultural resources projects since 1970. We specialize in assisting

mailto:[email protected]

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clients with NEPA and SEPA, Section 106, Executive Order 05-05, Section 4(f), and other cultural

resource regulations. Our full-time professional staff includes over 50 employees working in

offices in Washington (Seattle, Bellingham, Olympia) and Portland, Oregon. Our knowledge of

the history, archaeology, and geology of the region, as well as our strong relationships with local

tribes and state agencies, enable us to provide our clients with cost-sensitive, efficient, and prompt

services adhering to project budgets and schedules.

Institute for Archaeological Studies (IAS)

Primary Contact: Alison Stenger


Phone: 503-292-5862

Website: www.prehistorics.org

Mailing Address: 4905 SW Scholls Ferry Rd, Suite 8, Portland, OR 97225

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.

Jacobs Engineering

Primary Contact: Stacy Bumback


Phone: 206-453-1648

Alternate Contact: Michael Chidley


Phone: 206-453-1653

Mailing Address: 2454 Occidental Ave. South, Suite 3D, Seattle, WA 98134

Brief Description of Services: Jacobs is an environmental and engineering firm with a robust in-

house team of cultural resources professionals including archaeologists, historians, osteologists,

and public outreach specialists. Our services include: archaeological inventory, evaluation, and

data recovery, prehistoric and historical archaeology; history and architectural history; archival

research; building/structure documentation and evaluation, HABS/HAER documentation;

geomorphological analysis; Lithic and faunal analysis; historic structure analysis; National

Register listings, development and implementation of cultural resources management plans, and

archaeological construction monitoring. Our team has extensive experience working on projects

requiring compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, SEPA, and

Executive Order 05-05.

Lithic Analysts

Primary Contact: J. Jeffrey Flenniken, Ph.D.


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Phone: 970-389-9798

Alternate Contact: Pam Trautman (Olympia, WA)


Phone: 360-943-3388

Mailing Address: PO Box 2466, Silverthorne, CO 80498

Brief Description of Services: Lithic Analysts has provided our clients with the highest quality

technical support since its inception in 1985. 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 05-05. 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, M.A.


Phone: 503-281-0204

Mailing Address: 3327 NE Simpson St, Portland, OR 97211

Brief Description of Services: Melissa Darby, MA, is principal investigator for Lower Columbia

Research & Archaeology LLC and an expert on historic artifact analysis, historic research; she is

a noted authority on Native American Architecture of the Northwest Coast and interior regions of

western Oregon and Washington. Lower Columbia provides cultural resource expertise for small

to medium-sized compliance-related projects subject to Section 106, SEPA, and NEPA. The

company provides cultural resource surveys (both architectural and archaeological), testing, and

mitigation for compliance-related projects on both private and public lands. Melissa Darby meets

the Secretary of Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards for Archaeologist, Historian, and

Architectural Historian.

North Wind Resource Consulting (North Wind)

Primary Contact: Shawn Fackler, MA, RPA


Phone: 971-533-4114

Website: https://northwindgrp.com/north-wind-resource-consulting/

Mailing Address: 19530 International Blvd, Suite 200, SeaTac, WA, 98188

Brief Description of Services: North Wind Resource Consulting provides comprehensive

cultural resources consulting and compliance services. North Wind is an Alaska Native

Corporation (CIRI) SBA: 8(a) Small Disadvantaged Business (NAICS: 541620, DUNS:

965493575, CAGE Code: 67US7, GSA# GS-10F-111BA) that offers expertise in a variety of

archaeological, architectural history, and cultural resource services throughout the country. North

Wind provides cultural resource services to federal, state, and tribal entities, as well as the private

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sector. Services include, but are not limited to Class I, II, and III cultural resource surveys;

literature reviews; archaeological site assessments; site inventories; archaeological permitting;

data recovery; testing; geoarchaeological analysis; historic preservation; architectural history,

HABS/HAER; NRHP Nominations; NEPA/NHPA Section 106;and GIS services.

Northwest Anthropology LLC (NWA)

Primary Contact: Darby Stapp


Phone: 509-554-0441

Website: www.northwestanthropology.com

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1721, Richland, WA 99354

Brief Description of Services: NWA LLC conducts basic cultural resource assessments of

agency and private sector undertakings. We specialize in preliminary assessments to provide the

client with a risk-based opinion on the level of effort that should be taken to avoid unnecessary

delays and expenses. We also conduct NEPA and NHPA Section 106 reviews. We work primarily

in the Mid-Columbia River region of Washington. Our expertise lies in identifying and assessing

impacts to traditional cultural properties and determinations of archaeological potential through

background research and field sampling. Specialties includes ethnobotany, historical archaeology,

and tribal consultations. We also publish the Journal of Northwest Anthropology.

Northwest Cultural Resources Services

Primary Contact: David W. Harvey, Owner/Principal Consultant


Phone: 509-554-8648

Website: http://nwcultural.com/

Mailing Address: 1835 Terminal Drive, Suite 130-B, Richland, WA 99354

Brief Description of Services: Northwest Cultural Resources Services supports projects that

involve NEPA compliance and stewardship of cultural, architectural or historic resources. We

offer over 30 years’ experience and proven approaches for streamlining building assessments,

demonstrating regulatory compliance, and cost-effectively planning and executing resource

management and historic properties mitigation. We serve the needs of architectural and

engineering firms, utilities, and federal, state and local agencies. We provide consultation and

technical services for historical, architectural and archaeological site assessments; cultural

resource mitigation; and National Register evaluations.

Paleoinsect Research

Primary Contact: Martin E. Adams, M.A., RPA


Phone: 503-863-9167 or 971-260-0052

Website: paleoinsect.com

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Mailing Address: PO Box 144, Clatskanie, OR 97016

Brief Description of Services: Paleoinsect Research specializes in the identification and analysis

of insect remains at archaeological sites. Insect remains in these contexts are a virtually untapped

resource that can provide a wealth of information about past climates and environments, personal

hygiene and living conditions, subsistence practices, and more. Furthermore, insect remains can

be recovered in a variety of matrices, including peat deposits and privy deposits, in both prehistoric

and historic contexts. Whether you are interested in identifying a single insect found at your site

or a full-scale data recovery, e-mail Martin to find out what Paleoinsect Research can do for you!

Reiss-Landreau Research

Primary Contact: Christopher Landreau, Principal Investigator, M.S.


Phone: 509-952-5130

Website: http://www.reisslandreau.com

Mailing Address: PO Box 2215, Yakima, WA 98907

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 2002. Archaeologists for Reiss-Landreau

Research meet and exceed U.S. (36 CFR part 61) standards for archaeology and historic

preservation research and analysis.

RESCOM Environmental Corp. (RESCOM)

Primary Contact: Andrew Smith


Phone: 260-385-6999

Website: www.rescom.org

Mailing Address: PO Box 361, Petoskey, MI 49770

Brief Description of Services: RESCOM specializes in archaeological investigations nationwide.

Our archaeological consulting team consists of highly educated and trained professionals with

expertise in all aspects of archaeology. Our team has experience completing contract and research

archaeology in university settings, in state government, and within a corporate setting, and have

worked successfully within strict construction timelines. RESCOM personnel provide fast,

accurate, and high-quality archaeological products that meet all SHPO and federal agency

guidelines to ensure fast review times and limit costly project delays.

Stateline GIS

Primary Contact: Jonathan Haller


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Phone: 520-490-3304

Website: statelinegis.com

Mailing Address: 950 Francis Ave, Walla Walla, WA 99362

Brief Description of Services: Stateline GIS provides GIS consulting and services to

environmental and archaeology (CRM) firms. Through stand-alone service or staff augmentation

we provide: Cartography, Spatial Analysis, Data Management, Field Data Collection, Mobile

Field Technology, Database Design, Visual Impact, and Cloud Based Data Management.

Stell Environmental (Stell)

Primary Contact: Tim Gerrish


Phone: 206-351-7809

Website: www.stellee.com

Mailing Address: 26617 76th Ave W, Suite 205, Edmonds, WA 98026

Brief Description of Services: A veteran-owned, woman-owned small business, Stell conducts

cultural resource investigations and compliance support for a wide range of clients in all regulatory

contexts, including Section 106, NEPA, SEPA, DOT Section 4(f), and Governor’s E. O. 05-05.

Stell provides a full suite of services including intensive/reconnaissance level surveys,

archaeological site testing, data recovery, historic buildings and structure inventories, National

Register evaluations, Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record

documentation, ethnographic overviews, memoranda of agreement, archaeological monitoring,

cultural resource management and mitigation plans, interpretive brochures, and popular

publications. We offer third-party coordination to agencies in support of discussions with Native

American tribes.

SWCA Environmental Consultants (SWCA)

Primary Contact: Amanda Childs


Phone: 503-244-0333

Website: www.swca.com

Mailing Address: 1220 SW Morrison St., Suite 700, Portland, OR 97205

Brief Description of Services: SWCA has more than 30 years of cultural and natural resources

management across the western US. Our Pacific Northwest Region staff 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 05-05 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.

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Terracon Consultants

Primary Contact: Agnes F. Castronuevo, M.A., RPA


Phone: 425-771-3304

Alternate Contact: Patrick Garrison, M.S., RPA


Phone: 425-771-3304

Website: www.terracon.com

Mailing Address: 21905 64th Ave W, Suite 100, Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043

Brief Description of Services: Terracon Consultants is an employee-owned consulting firm

providing quality services to clients from 140 offices across 40 states. The firm’s Environmental

Department provides the following services: Cultural Resource Management; Phase I, Phase II,

and Phase III archaeological survey, testing and investigation; Section 106 and SEPA compliance;

archaeological monitoring, and artifact analysis.

Versar, Inc.

Yakima Office:

Primary Contact: Nancy A. Kenmotsu, Ph.D.


Phone: 509-965-3020

Mailing Address: 101 N 48th Ave., #6B, Yakima, WA 98908

Website: www.versar.com

Boise Office:

Primary Contact: Tabitha G. Burgess, RPA


Phone: 208-690-3279


Mailing Address: 5918 W. Victory Rd, Boise, ID 83709


Brief Description of Services: Versar is an environmental and construction management

consulting firm with over 37 years of experience providing quality, innovative, cost-effective

solutions for cultural resources, environmental, and construction management. We serve our

clients from corporate headquarters in Springfield, Maryland, and offices in 10 other states

throughout the US, including Idaho and Washington. Our Cultural Resources Division in Plano,

Texas, consists of a talented team of archeologists, geoarchaeologists, ethnographers, 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.

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WHPacific, Inc.

Primary Contact: Karry Blake


Phone: 503-372-3649

Website: whpacific.com

Mailing Address: 9755 SW Barnes Rd, Suite 300, Portland, OR 97225

Brief Description of Services: Archaeology and Historic Preservation. Our Archaeologists and

Historic Preservation Specialists can perform the following: Section 106 compliance,

Archaeological field inventory surveys, Archaeological testing and data recovery, Archaeological

permitting and compliance, Archaeological monitoring of construction activities, Architectural

survey and inventory, National Register Determinations of Eligibility, Archival and historical

research.

Willamette Cultural Resources Associates, Ltd. (WillametteCRA)

Portland, OR Office:

Primary Contact: David V. Ellis


Phone: 503-281-4576

Alternate Contact: Paul S. Solimano


Mailing Address: 2827 NE Martin Luther King Blvd, Portland, OR 97212

Website: www.willamettecra.com

Brief Description of Services: Willamette Cultural Resources Associates, Ltd. (WillametteCRA)

is a full-service cultural resource management firm. Our in-depth knowledge of state and federal

cultural resource requirements allows us to provide our clients with a full-range of professional

services in all areas of cultural resource management, prehistoric and historical archaeology,

architectural history, and ethnographic research. WillametteCRA is able to assist you with

archaeological surveys and testing, data recovery excavations, monitoring of construction

activities, archaeological assessments and evaluations for National Register eligibility, and

Traditional Cultural Properties studies that are designed to meet federal, state, and local

government historic preservation compliance requirements.

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