Archeologist for Cultural Resource Survey for Fifteenmile Creek Fish Ladder
Federal opportunity from 635000 - ODFW | 000 - ODFW • Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Oct 16, 2025.
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Archeologist for Cultural Resource Survey for Fifteenmile Creek Fish Ladder
ODFW is issuing this Request for Proposal for services of a Archeologist for a reconnaissance level survey for the Fifteen Mile Creek Fish Ladder.
Full details on the Scope of Work are included in Attachment A Sample Contract, Exhibit A Statement of Work.
Archeologist to conduct historic property identification , conduct research, field surveys, documentation and evaluation of cultural resources.
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The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) is seeking proposals for archaeological services related to a reconnaissance level survey for the Fifteenmile Creek Fish Ladder. This effort includes historic property identification, research, field surveys, documentation, and evaluation of cultural resources. Proposals are due by October 16, 2025, and detailed requirements are specified in the attached Statement of Work.
The ODFW aims to conduct a comprehensive cultural resource survey to assess historical properties and document findings related to the Fifteenmile Creek Fish Ladder project.
- Archaeologists with experience in cultural resource surveys
- Firms with knowledge of ODFW requirements
- Companies that have previously worked on similar reconnaissance surveys
- Conduct historic property identification
- Perform research related to cultural resources
- Execute field surveys to collect data
- Document and evaluate cultural resources found during surveys
- Completed proposal form
- Narrative of qualifications and experience
- Cost proposal
- References from past similar projects
- Proof of liability insurance
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- Ensure compliance with Oregon's archaeology laws and guidelines
- All work must adhere to state and federal cultural resource management standards
- Consider competitive pricing but ensure costs reflect the expertise required for the specific survey tasks
- Given the scope, budget for potential fieldwork expenses
- Consider teaming with local archaeological firms for compliance and regional knowledge
- Identify potential subcontractors specialized in cultural history documentation
- Potential delays in environmental permits
- Unanticipated findings that could complicate project timelines
- Budget overrun due to extensive field survey requirements
- What specific methodologies are preferred for the surveys?
- Are there particular cultural resources previously documented in the project area?
- What are the expectations regarding documentation and reporting formats?
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- Specific budget range for the project
- Exact location details for field surveys
- Prior studies or findings related to this site
- Number of archaeological sites previously identified in the area
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