Award
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources AS21-223
Rich County Forest Health Cultural Resources
Recipient
PaleoWest, LLC
Award Amount
$40,891.00
Ceiling
$40,891.00
Awarded
May 19, 2021
Identifier
AS21-223
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, in coordination with the Utah Division of Purchasing, awarded a contract to PaleoWest, LLC for the Rich County Forest Health Cultural Resources project. The contract involves conducting a National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), Section 106 review of the entire Area of Potential Effect (APE) covering 1,550.08 acres. The awarded services include labor, equipment, supervision, transportation, operating supplies, and incidentals to complete a cultural resource inventory and review per state and federal requirements. The review includes a pedestrian intensive-level inventory for areas with slopes less than 30 degrees and a visual reconnaissance inventory for slopes greater than 30 degrees. The contract supports compliance efforts for Bureau of Land Management (BLM) undertakings. The contract requires final deliverables to be submitted to BLM and Division of Wildlife Resources archaeologists. The solicitation number is AS21-223. The contract includes provisions for potential incorporation of new technology and may be modified if additional legislative funding is provided. Communications regarding the IFB are restricted to the procurement officer. The awarded service line item is for cultural resources services covering 1,550.08 acres as detailed in Attachment B Scope of Work. No product line items were awarded. The contract is governed by Utah Procurement Code and Administrative Code.
Description
National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), Section 106 review of the entire Area of Potential Effect (APE) for the Rich County Forest Health Project (WRI Project Number 5145). This includes labor, equipment, supervision, transportation, operating supplies, and incidentals to complete the review per state and federal requirements and guidance. The review includes background research of the full APE (1,550.08 acres), pedestrian intensive-level cultural resource inventory of areas with slope less than 30 degrees, and visual reconnaissance for slopes greater than 30 degrees. Supports compliance efforts for BLM undertakings.