Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-74600-NONST-2027-000000032

Historic Resources Survey Consultant for Southeastern Walker County

Walker County is seeking a qualified consultant to document historic resources in the county’s unincorporated southeastern area. - Government buyer: Walker County Board of Commissioners, Walker County, Georgia. - Requested service: An intensive historic resources survey of buildings, structures, sites, and objects constructed before 1985. - Covers approximately 523 parcels, with possible expansion to 600 as funding allows. - Consultant must document resource ages and assess resources for potential future consideration in National Register nominations. - Qualifications and standards: Consultant must meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards and demonstrate relevant architectural-history, Georgia survey, research, writing, and digital-photography expertise. Work must follow applicable federal and Georgia survey guidance. - Documentation and deliverables: Enter resource data into the GNAHRGIS database, upload at least two recent digital photographs per resource, and provide progress reports, milestone documentation, a survey report, and maps. Two electronic copies of the report and map are required. - Funding: Partly supported by a National Park Service Historic Preservation Fund grant administered by the Georgia Historic Preservation Division. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs or vendors are named. GNAHRGIS is the required database; the National Park Service and Georgia Historic Preservation Division are identified in connection with grant funding.

Description

Walker County is requesting proposals from consultants to conduct an intensive historic resources survey of approximately 523 parcels, or up to 600 as funds allow, in southeastern unincorporated Walker County. The survey covers buildings, structures, sites, and objects constructed before 1985, and aims to document resources for future consideration in National Register nominations. Work includes entering survey data and digital photographs into the GNAHRGIS online database and providing the County with a survey report and map. The project is partly funded by a National Park Service Historic Preservation Fund Grant administered by the Georgia Historic Preservation Division.

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