Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #BD27-125

Class III cultural resources inventory of 5,030 BLM acres in the Red Butte area

Utah is seeking a firm-fixed-price cultural resources survey to support proposed habitat treatment on BLM land in the Red Butte area. - Government buyer: State of Utah, Division of State Purchasing & General Services, for the Wildlife Resources procurement unit; project land is administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Salt Lake Field Office. - Scope and quantity: One Class III cultural resources inventory covering 5,030 acres in Box Elder County, Utah. - Required work: Review known resources and prior surveys in the project area and a half-mile buffer; conduct intensive fieldwork; document new and previously recorded sites; and assess potential National Register of Historic Places eligibility with written recommendations. - Deliverables and requirements: Utah Archaeological Site Forms, digital spatial data meeting required GPS accuracy, and draft and final reports compliant with BLM Utah and Utah State Historic Preservation Office (UtSHPO) standards. No paper report is required. - Permits and pricing: The contractor is responsible for required permits and permissions, including applicable BLM and Public Lands Policy Coordination Office (PLPCO) permits. Pricing is firm-fixed and guaranteed; additional charges or change orders for unexpected findings will not be approved. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or commercial vendors are named in the opportunity. - Schedule: Fieldwork and reporting milestones are expected during 2027; the contract start date and total duration are not specified.

Description

The solicitation seeks an archaeological survey and Class III Cultural Resources Inventory on 5,030 acres of Bureau of Land Management land in the Red Butte area of Box Elder County, Utah. Work includes identifying and documenting cultural resources, evaluating sites for National Register eligibility, and providing digital deliverables in accordance with BLM and Utah State Historic Preservation Office requirements. It is limited to vendors previously awarded under the Multiple Award for Archaeology who are on the approved archaeology vendor list. The project uses a firm-fixed-price model, and pricing must be guaranteed for the project duration.

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