"When experience counts."

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Abasolo Archaeological Consultants Harry J. Shafer, Ph.D., CRD Thomas R. Hester, Ph.D. 212 Madison, #5 San Antonio, TX 78204 Phone: (210) 223-6831 Email: [email protected] "When experience counts."

Abasolo Archaeological Consultants specialize in conducting archaeological surveys and report preparation for clients to meet state and federal regulations regarding cultural properties. The proprietors both have four decades of experience in Texas archaeology and in cultural resource management. Shafer is professor emeritus at Texas A&M Uni-versity and Hester is professor emeritus at The UniUni-versity of Texas at Austin. Abasolo Archaeological Consultants are available to do surveys in south and central Texas, the Rio Grande Valley, Trans Pecos, southwest, east and coastal Texas.

Abigail P. Beck, MA, RPA Paleoethnobotanist 124 Mill Pond Road Denton, TX 76209 Phone: (940) 395-7105 Email: [email protected]

I am an archeologist with more than 15 years of experience identifying and analyzing pollen, seeds, and charcoal from archeological and paleoenvironmental contexts. Services: Identification of plant remains, small scale flotation of archeological sedi-ments, statistical analysis of archaeobotanical and paleoenvironmental data, modern vegetation survey.

aci consulting

Ann M. Scott, Ph.D., RPA, CRD 1001 Mopac Circle #100 Austin, Texas 78746 Phone: (512) 852-3869 Fax: (512) 306-0974 Email: [email protected] Website: www.aci-consulting.net

aci consulting understands the complex set of cultural resource issues facing managers, planners, and decision makers. aci consulting has experienced personnel who have worked on military installations and with a range of other federal agencies as well as

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private developers. We intimately understand the stresses facing our clients and seek to alleviate some of that stress. aci professionals regularly develop creative and innova-tive solutions to solve difficult problems. We can provide a wide range of services and products.

aci's cultural resource teams provides: Phase I, II, and III investigations; Integrated Cul-tural Resource Management Plans; Programmatic Agreements, Memoranda of Agree-ment, Memoranda of Understanding; Section 106 coordination with federal and state agencies; Tribal consultation facilitation services; public outreach meetings; and design guidelines. AJ Consulting 1752 Northview Carrollton, Texas 75007 Antoinette Todd Office (214) 731-9956 E-mail: [email protected] Jesse Todd Office (214) 731-9956 Cell: (214) 769-0859 Email: [email protected]

AJ Consulting is a small, woman-owned business based in Carrollton, Texas. Jesse is the Principal Investigator and has 15 years experience in the cultural resources man-agement field. His experience is mainly in North Central and Northeast Texas, but he also has experience in other parts of Texas as well as Louisiana and Oklahoma. In addi-tion, we also do geoarcheological consulting and can call upon a wide variety of people who are experts in their fields. Antoinette, the owner and manager, does Environmental Record Reviews for companies that seek approval for federal housing projects.

Anthony Archaeological Consulting Dana Anthony, MA

709 W. 31st Street Austin, Texas 78705 (512) 914-3574

Email: [email protected]

Antiquities Planning & Consulting Molly F. Godwin, RPA , CRD

831 Petra's Way

Kyle, Texas 78640-8904

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Website: http://www.apcarcheology.com

Antiquities Planning & Consulting (AP&C) is a Central Texas-based regulatory service provider experienced with Archeological compliance and new construction permitting. AP&C provides services statewide to the private sector, agencies, counties, and cities. Qualified personnel conduct archival and historical research, planning, assessments, impact evaluations, surveys, testing, data recovery, and monitoring. Projects cleared for construction by AP&C are parks, power plants, transmission lines, waterlines, state and county jail expansion, oil and gas exploration, and residential subdivisions. AP&C is a small business that holds HUB, DBE, and WOB certification, and is TxDOT Precertified. AP&C delivers timely project clearance and project budgets with no hidden costs.

Applied Archeological Sciences Eric Schroeder 165 Lois Lane Cedar Creek, TX 78612 Phone: (512) 695-9084 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.applied-arch.com

Applied Archeological Sciences is a professional consulting firm committed to providing practical, problem-solving solutions for the management of archeological and historic resources. We have over fifteen consecutive years of successful consulting experience in Texas and surrounding states for a widely diverse range of development projects in-volving a diverse breath of regulatory situations including: National Environmental Policy Act, US Army Corps of Engineers Section 404 and Individual Permits, Section 106 Na-tional Historic Preservation Act, Texas Antiquities Code, TCEQ Waste Water Discharge Permits, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and TxDOT coordination. Applied Ar-cheological Sciences, Inc. is a veteran-owned small business enterprise.

AR Consultants, Inc. S. Alan Skinner, CRD

11020 Audelia Road, Suite C105 Dallas, Texas 75243

Office: (214) 368-0478 Fax: (214) 221-1519 Email: [email protected] Website: http://arc-digs.com

Founded in 1982, AR Consultants, Inc. is a small business in Dallas, Texas. Our focus is on providing consulting services, which include historic building studies, environmental base line investigations, and cultural resource investigations. ARC has participated in

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numerous Phase I archaeological surveys in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Kansas, Louisiana, and Arkansas and has conducted Phase II and Phase III archaeological test-ing and mitigation throughout Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. ARC has experience in prehistoric and historic site evaluation and artifact analysis for historic and prehistoric sites. We have extensive experience in coordination with local, state and federal review agencies.

ArcCom

ArcCom Archaeological Compliance Services Tom McIntosh, RPA

644 Old Santa Fe Trail Santa Fe, NM 87505 Mail: PO Box 23753 Santa Fe, NM 87502 Phone: (505) 982-2341 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.archaeological-compliance.com

Established in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2002, ArcCom specializes in land development and telecommunications projects throughout the nation. Experienced in federal, state, and local level regulation and compliance, ArcCom is able to act quickly on time-sensitive projects to administrate compliance requirements at all jurisdictional levels.

Archaeo-Geophysical Associates, LLC Chester P. Walker, RPA

8316 Hanbridge Ln Austin, TX 78736 512.535.0976 office/fax 512.577.2438 mobile Email:[email protected] Website: http://www.aga-llc.net

Archeological and Environmental Consultants, LLC Timothy K. Perttula, CRD

10101 Woodhaven Drive Austin, Texas 78753-4346

Phone: (512) 873-8131 Fax: (512) 837-3459 Email: [email protected]

Archeological and Environmental Consultants has expertise in all aspects of cultural re-sources management services. With over 50 years of combined experience throughout Texas and adjacent states in archeological fieldwork, artifact analyses, report writing/

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editing, regulatory consultation, and cultural resources management planning, AEC staff provides Federal and State-qualified professional and cost-effective archeological inves-tigations to the public and private sectors. AEC also maintains an office in Northeast Texas (Pittsburg, Texas).

Atkins

Clell Bond, CRD

6504 Bridge Point Parkway, Suite 200 Austin, Texas 78730-5091

Phone: (512) 327-6840 Fax: (512) 327-2453

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: http://www.atkinsglobal.com http://www.atkinsglobal.com/northamerica 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, historic archi-tecture studies, remote sensing studies and underwater archaeology. The firm has worked extensively with the review procedures of the Texas Historical Commission and federal permitting agencies. Completed projects include reservoirs, parks, roads, hous-ing developments, airports, mines, treatment plants, landfills, pipelines, wells, transmis-sion lines, well pad sites, and marina improvements.

Benchmark Environmental Consultants David Willers 6116 N. Expressway, Suite 808 Dallas, TX 75206 Phone: (214) 363-5994 Enail: [email protected] Bioarchaeology Support

Catrina Banks Whitley, Ph.D., RPA PO Box 431

Midlothian, TX 76065 Phone: (214)803-2013

Bioarchaeology Support is a small, woman-owned business specializing in Human Os-teology, bioarchaeology, and cemetery relocation. Principal Investigator Catrina Whitley has over 10 years experience in the analysis and excavation of historic and

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as an archaeologist, and holds an annual burial permit for New Mexico. The company can provide both in field and laboratory analysis of human remains and provides serv-ices for cemetery removal, from inadvertent discoveries to large removals. Our focus is to provide quick, reliable service producing quality work within budgetary constraints, and the ability to quickly be in the field to assist individuals and corporations with inad-vertent discoveries of human remains and cemeteries.

Services include osteological analysis (in-field or laboratory), grave good analysis (his-toric and prehis(his-toric), cemetery relocation (of individual or multiple graves), cemetery survey and testing, cemetery archival/historical research, cemetery removal and permit-ting issues, NAGPRA compliance, tribal consultations, and repatriation services. Bioar-chaeology Support is available to assist with cemetery relocation methods and project design for cost-effective management of removal, providing in-field analysis for projects needing quick reburial or laboratory analysis for projects needing temporary storage be-fore dispensation. Bioarchaeology Support is also available to assist on projects al-ready in progress.

Blanton&Associates, Inc.

Brandon S. Young, M.A., Cultural Resources Coordinator 5 Lakeway Centre Court, Ste.200

Austin, Texas 78734

Phone: (512) 264-1095 Fax: (512)264-1531 Email: [email protected] Website: www.blantonassociates.com

Blanton&Associates, Inc. is certified as a Historically Underutilized Business and a Dis-advantaged Business Enterprise that provides a broad range of archeological and envi-ronmental consulting services. We are experienced in developing timely and cost effec-tive solutions related to compliance with federal, state, and local cultural resource and environmental regulations, including the National Historic Preservation Act, the National Environmental Policy Act, the Clean Water Act, and the Antiquities Code of Texas, among others. Blanton&Associates has conducted archeological investigations for the past eight years and has a staff of full-time archeologists, as well as biologists, bota-nists, cartographers/GIS personnel, and technical editors/document production person-nel. The archeology staff at Blanton&Associates is experienced in all levels and types of cultural resource investigations, including archival research, surveys, testing, data re-covery projects, and remote sensing utilizing ground penetrating radar and proton mag-netometer technologies. All of our archeological staff members have served as principal investigators, have completed hundreds of projects and reports of all types and sizes and, combined, have more than 50 years of experience in the archeology of Texas and adjacent states.

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William E. Moore, CRD 813 Beck Street

Bryan, Texas 77803 Phone: (979) 823-1148

Brazos Valley Research Associates (BVRA) is a small business with Register of Profes-sional Archaeologists certification. BVRA is able to work anywhere in Texas, but is most experienced in Central Texas, the Gulf Coastal Regions, East Texas, and Southwest Texas. BVRA specializes in Phase I survey and Phase II testing and also conducts ar-chival work and assists in all phases of report production such as background research and editing. In addition, BVRA has access to personnel qualified to conduct

geoar-chaeological investigations, endangered plant and animal studies, wetlands evaluations, and in-depth ceramics and lithics analyses.

Briscoe/Szarka Consulting Services James Briscoe and Heather Szarka P.O. Box 6566

Norman, Oklahoma 73070

Phone: (405) 329-5425 Fax: (405) 329-7431 Email (Jim): [email protected]

Email (Heather): [email protected]

BCS has been providing the range of cultural resources services in the Southern Plains since 1982. To date over 4000 consulting projects have been completed. These include small to large scale surveys, historical research, forensic investigations, site testing and mitigation projects. BCS attempts to limit consulting to north and west Texas and Okla-homa, but has conducted special studies in fourteen states and overseas. Special con-sultation to several Native American groups and organizations are also routinely pro-vided.

Brown and Caldwell J. Bryan Mason

9911 Kings Walk Round Houston, Texas 77070

Phone: 713-646-1131 Fax: 713-308-3886 Email: [email protected]

Brown and Caldwell provides experienced staff for archaeological, environmental, and ecological services to help public and private sector clients comply with Federal, State, and local permitting requirements. Brown and Caldwell seeks to identify archaeological and ecological issues early in a project's development in order to initiate effective per-mitting strategies before irreversible commitments of resources are made. In addition to

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our Houston Staff, Brown and Caldwell retains a diverse set of in-house experts across the country able to deliver a "best brains" team to meet our client's goals.

C Dimensions, Inc.

Judy H. Cooper, RPA, CRD 3913 Branch Hollow Dr. Plano, TX 75023

Phone/Fax: (972) 881-5577 Email: [email protected] Website: http://cdimensionsinc.com

C Dimensions is a small, woman-owned cultural and natural resources firm offering cost effective resource management solutions for the public and private sector client. Regis-tered Professional Archeologists (RPAs), cartographers, and historic preservation spe-cialists offer comprehensive cultural resource management strategies, including federal (Sections 106 and 110 of NHPA of 1966 [as amended]) and state compliance issues, survey, testing, and data recovery. Comprehensive cultural resources services include prehistoric, historic, architectural, and osteological investigations and materials identifi-cation analysis, geoarcheological investigations, research, and technical report prepara-tion. C Dimensions specializes in accurate data gathering using the latest spatial tech-nologies and techniques, including in-house digital photogrammetry (collecting both aer-ial and terrestraer-ial imagery for 3-dimensional data gathering/analysis, topographic/

contour mapping, resource monitoring, non-intrusive data gathering [i.e., rock art], and archiving purposes), GPS, and GIS integration.

Cedar Valley Environmental Services Melissa W. Voellinger, RPA, CRD 10112 Circle Drive

Austin, Texas 78736

Cedar Valley Environmental Services, a woman-owned small business based in Austin, Texas, is owned and managed by Melissa W. Voellinger. Melissa is a professional ar-chaeologist, specializing in historic archaeology, with over 25 years of experience in en-vironmental and cultural resources management. CVES draws from a pool of independ-ent professional associates in complemindepend-entary environmindepend-ental services including plan-ning, environmental assessments, routing studies, ecology, cultural resources studies (Section 106 and Antiquities Code of Texas Compliance), wetland determinations, and permit support for transportation, land development, water, wastewater, and electric transmission projects throughout Texas.

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Center for Archaeological Research (CAR), The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) Dr. Steve Tomka, CRD

6900 North Loop 1604 West San Antonio, Texas 78249-0658

Website: http://car.utsa.edu/

CAR conducts all phases of archaeological services for federal, state, and local agen-cies as required by legislation. We also provide public and private sector assistance re-garding cultural resource management. Our areas of expertise include prehistoric Texas, Northern Tamaulipas, and the Southwest, with emphasis on South Texas. We have done extensive archival and archaeological research on Historic Texas, especially San Antonio and the missions. Dr. Steve Tomka directs a staff of approximately 35 pro-fessional archaeologists, students, and support personnel. CAR has administered over 450 contracts and grants, the results of which are published in more than 300 volumes.

The Center for Archaeological Studies Texas States University-San Marcos Jon C. Lohse Ph.D., CRD

601 University Dr.

San Marcos, Texas 78666 Email: [email protected]

Phone: (512) 245-2724 Fax: (512) 245-2763

Website: http://www.txstate.edu/anthropology/cas/

The Center for Archaeological Studies, established at Texas State University-San Mar-cos in 2000, is staffed by professional archaeologists with over 40 years combined ex-perience in culture resource management in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. CAS staff has expertise in prehistoric and historic archaeology, historic archival research, geographical information systems (GIS), and geomorphology. We maintain a modern laboratory with equipment for conducting archaeological surveys and excavations. CAS utilizes a wide range of consultants with experience in faunal analysis, radiocarbon dat-ing, and Quaternary geology to complement the full-time staff. CAS provides high qual-ity archaeological investigations on schedule and within budget for private, cqual-ity, county, state, and federal clients.

Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University William A. (Andy) Cloud, CRD

Box C-71

Alpine, Texas 79832

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The Center for Big Bend Studies, located in Alpine, Texas on the campus of Sul Ross State University, was created in 1988 by the university to promote and facilitate cultural studies in the Big Bend region of Texas and northern Mexico. The CRM branch of the Center offers a variety of services including background research, archeological compli-ance through survey, testing, and mitigation phases, rock art assessments and docu-mentation, and nominations for protective designations. Center archeologists have ex-tensive experience in the Big Bend and surrounding portions of the Trans-Pecos, and have access to a wide range of expertise through their university affiliation.

Coastal Environments, Inc.

Jennifer Kelly, Project Archaeologist 525 S. Carancahua Street

Corpus Christi, TX 78401 Phone: (361) 854-4885 Fax: (361) 884-1844

Coastal Environments, Inc. (CEI) is a full service environmental company with over 25 years in cultural resources management. Our Texas branch office, based in Corpus Christi, has the capability to perform all scales of CRM projects from small surveys to large mitigation projects. CEI senior staff each have 15 or more years of experience in working with private businesses, as well as municipal, county, state and federal agen-cies.

COX/McCLAIN Environmental Consulting, Inc. Chris Dayton, PhD, RPA

6010 Balcones Drive, Suite 210 Austin, TX 78731

Phone: (512) 338-2223 Fax: (512) 338-2225

COX/McLAIN Environmental Consulting, Inc. (CMEC) is a WBE/DBE/HUB firm estab-lished in September 2007. CMEC offers a full suite of archeological, historic architec-tural, environmental compliance, ecological analysis, socioeconomic assessment, plan-ning, and GIS services. CMEC personnel have undertaken projects in all major ecore-gions, TxDOT districts, and USACE districts within Texas for municipal, county, state, and federal government entities as well as private clients.

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Paul D. Bundy, MA. RPA 636 East Kings Highway Shreveport, LA 71105 Phone: (318) 213-1385 Fax: (318) 213- 0289

Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.crai-ky.com

In business since 1983, Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc. (CRA) is a leading full-service historic preservation company. CRA provides a full range of cultural resource and his-toric preservation services including Archaeology; Architectural History; Cemetery Iden-tification, Documentation, and Relocation; Geophysical Survey; Geospatial Technology; Heritage Tourism; and Compliance and Coordination. We effectively and efficiently as-sist state and federal agencies, as well as private developers, through the permitting process as it applies to federal and state preservation regulations. Our extensive expe-rience includes working with state and federal agencies on survey and evaluation strategies and requirements and the development, negotiation, and implementation of mitigation plans.

CRA can provide services throughout the United States with office locations in Shreve-port, Louisiana; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Longmont, Colorado; Sheridan, Wyoming; Lexington, Kentucky (Corporate Headquarters); Knoxville, Tennessee; Hurricane, West Virginia; Berlin Heights, Ohio; Evansville, Indiana; Mt. Vernon, Illinois; Richmond, Vir-ginia; and Baltimore, Maryland.

Deep East Texas Archaeological Consultant Victor Galan, PhD, RPA

4215 Red Oak

Nacogdoches, TX 75965 Phone/Fax: 936-560-4670 Email: [email protected]

Deep East Texas Archaeological Consultants (DETAC) has provided the full range of Cultural Resource Management (CRM) services to assist private and public sectors with both state and federal archaeological compliance in a cost-effective and timely manner since 1999. Services include archaeological survey, testing, data recovery and geoar-chaeological investigations. DETAC holds permits for work in the US National Forest and Grasslands of Texas (ARPA), the BLM (Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas), and cre-dentials to obtain Texas Antiquities Permits as needed. The DETAC staff has experi-ence with the latest GPS technology, databases, and GIS applications as needed.

Dixie Environmental Services Co., LP Exa M. Grubb

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26902 Nichols Sawmill RD Magnolia, TX 77355 Phone: (281) 252-9799 Fax: (281) 252-9767 Email: [email protected] Website: www.descoadvantage.com

Dixie Environmental Services Co., LP (DESCO) is a full-service, woman-owned (HUB certified) environmental consulting company with an experienced cultural resource team that has successfully completed several Phase I Archeological Surveys, ranging in size from 1 acre to 511 square miles. DESCO provides clients with the knowledge and serv-ices necessary to comply with federal, state, and local regulations, as well as with Na-tive American tribal customs. Our team has extensive experience with NEPA, NAGPRA and Section 106 compliance. DESCO performs all services related to cultural resource planning and management in the most cost-effective manner, regardless of whether the project demands a single archaeologist or a whole team of qualified archaeologists. Our clients include, but are not limited to, the oil and gas industry, municipalities, and other public and private entities. You can learn more about the full range of services provided by DESCO on our website at www.descoadvantage.com.

Earth Search, Inc.

Jill-Karen Yakubik, PhD, RPA P.O. Box 770336

New Orleans, Louisiana 70117-0336 Phone: 504-947-0737

Website: http://www.earth-search.com

ESI is a Woman Owned Business Enterprise (WBE)/Disadvantaged Business Enter-prise (DBE) full service cultural resources management firm with the professional cre-dentials and twenty-three years experience to serve the needs of a wide range of clients in both the private and public sectors. ESI maintains a full-time, professional staff of ar-chaeologists, historians, and architectural historians with in-depth knowledge of the field of cultural resource management, and has extensive experience with intensive cultural resource surveys, NRHP evaluations, archaeological data recovery, HABS and HAER documentation, construction monitoring, archival research, informant interviews, and Section 106 documentation. We have in-house capabilities in archaeology, historic preservation, history, marine archaeology, zooarchaeology, bioarchaeology, ethnogra-phy, and cultural anthropology. ESI's Marine Archaeology Division (ESI-MAD) is fully insured for Longshoremen and Harbor Worker Act and Jones Act policies and provides professional staff and services in marine archaeological research and submerged cul-tural resources management for federal and state agencies and the private sector. ESI-MAD's Project Managers are USACE-certified Working Divers experienced with dive planning, oversight, and execution involving Surface Supplied Air (SSA) diving

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tech-niques. Also, ESI-MAD has developed a diving program based on USACE work re-quirements for "Diving Operations" detailed in Section 30 of the U.S. Army Corps of En-gineers Safety and Health Requirements Manual, EM 385-1-1, dated September 15, 2008, allowing for exemplary diving practices under a strict safety regimen. We particu-larly pride ourselves on our attention to the scheduling requirements of our clients, and make every effort to exceed client expectations on all projects, no matter the size.

Ecological Communications Corporation Nicholas Trierweiler

4009 Banister Lane, Suite 300 Austin, TX 78704

Phone:(512) 329-0031 Fax: (512) 329-0012

Ecological Communications Corporation (EComm) is a small, minority-owned, and His-torically Underutilized Business (HUB) and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE). We provide full cultural resource consulting services throughout all parts of Texas for compliance with the Antiquities Code of Texas, the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).

Our services include historical research, historical building surveys and assessments, historic cemetery services, as well as archeological surveys, testing, and excavation. We also offer biological services such as wetland delineations and threatened and en-dangered species studies. Our projects include roads, pipelines, transmission lines, reservoirs, oil and gas exploration, water treatment facilities, parks, airports, housing and urban developments, and studies for municipal, State, and Federal clients. We have received awards of excellence by the Texas Historical Commission and are proud of our reputation for excellent customer service.

Fred L. McGhee & Associates Fred L. McGhee, Ph.D., CRD 6300A Carson Ridge

Austin, TX 78741 Phone: (512) 275-6027

Web Site: http://www.flma.org "Beyond Legal Sufficiency"

Fred L. McGhee & Associates (FLMA) is an African-American and Service Disabled Veteran owned firm specializing in high quality applied anthropological services in a va-riety of areas. The only Black owned and operated archaeological firm in the United

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States, FLMA is 8(a) and HUBZone certified by the federal government, and DBE/HUB certified by the states of Texas and Hawai'i.

FLMA prides itself in going well beyond "culturally sensitive" heritage management. The company's founding mission statement of "beyond legal sufficiency" conveys the firm's principled commitment to furnish ethical as well as lawful consulting services that seek to bring to bear the latest theoretical and practical advances in applied anthropology. Accordingly, the firm's experience and client base is diverse and includes not only mili-tary and municipal clients, but tribal and other minority clients as well. Our approach to regulatory compliance is not just based in subject matter expertise, but also embraces a company philosophy of collaboration and negotiation based on mutual

respect and the furtherance of trust.

FLMA's principals possess formal training and advanced university-based education in all aspects of cultural resources management. and meet or exceed the Secretary of the Interior's Qualifications standards, the standards outlined by the Register of Profes-sional Archaeologists (ROPA), and the standards mandated by the historic preservation divisions of Texas and Hawai'i. FLMA has also been trained in traditional Indigenous and African- American spiritual practices and principles, including burial protocols.

Geoarcheological Consulting Steve Ahr P.O. Box 1574 Castroville, TX 78009 Phone: (830) 538-4804 E-mail: [email protected]

I provide geoarcheological consulting services to assist cultural resource firms in all phases of archeological investigations. Services include geoarcheological and geomor-phological assessments, site integrity evaluations, field morgeomor-phological soil descriptions, geomorphic mapping, geoarcheological modeling, and paleoenvironmental reconstruc-tions. Steve Ahr has 15 years CRM experience in Texas and is formally trained in geoarcheology, pedology, geomorphology, geochemistry, stratigraphy, sedimentology, and soil micromorphology.

Geo-Marine, Inc. Duane E. Peter, CRD

Cultural Resources Division 2201 K Avenue, Suite A2 Plano, Texas 75074

Phone(s): (972) 423-5480 Fax: (972) 422-2736 E-mail: [email protected]

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Geo-Marine, Inc., is a full-service environmental engineering firm. The Cultural Re-sources Division employs a full-time staff that has the expertise to meet federal and state regulations pertaining to all aspects of cultural resources management. Experi-enced throughout Texas and the country, the staff specializes in: identification, evalua-tion, and mitigation of archeological and architectural properties; historical research; Na-tional Register eligibility determinations and nominations; geophysical and geoarcheo-logical services; human osteology and cemetery relocation; preservation planning; NAGPRA and Native American consultations; Geographic Information Systems (GIS) development and analyses; close range 3-D scanning; and the development of public outreach products (films, exhibits, brochures).

GTI Environmental, Inc. Sergio A. Iruegas, RPA

8127 Mesa Drive, Suite B206 PMB 107 Austin, TX 78759

Phone: (512) 420-9919 Fax: (512) 420-9916

GTI Environmental, Inc. (GTI) is a certified MBE, SBE, HUB cultural resources firm spe-cializing in NHPA, ARPA, NAGPRA and Antiquities Code of Texas consultation with over 75 years working experience and teaches historic preservation law courses for the Con-tinuing Legal Education International. GTI employs staff that is certified in the Register of Professional Archaeologists (ROPA) and meet the Secretary of the Interior's Stan-dards and Guidelines for Archaeology and Historic Preservation as Prehistoric and His-toric Archaeologists, Historians, and Architectural Historians. As former TX-SHPO pro-ject reviewers, GTI can prepare Cultural Resource Management Plans, Preservation Plans, Avoidance Plans, EA and EIS documents that are legally sufficient, and prepare Memorandum of Agreement and Programmatic Agreement documents. GTI provides the full spectrum of Section 106 consultation and can obtain antiquities and ARPA per-mits for reconnaissance and intensive surveys, National Register evaluations, and data recovery investigations for archaeology and historic building projects, and can provide expert witness and expert consultant services. As former Curatorial Assistants at Har-vard University's Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, GTI staff has experi-ence working with the second largest cultural material assemblages in the United States and is qualified to conduct investigations in all parts of the continental United States, Alaska and U.S. Commonwealths. GTI staff has experience in Texas, Arizona, Louisi-ana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsyl-vania, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. GTI has a proven track record of managing and carrying out complex federal and state level projects on time and budget typically 20% to 50% less than its competitors.

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Jorge Garcia-Herreros, RPA, CRD 9597 Jones Road, PMB 276 Houston, TX 77065 Phone: (713) 703-9252 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.gcagroup.net

Gulf Coast Archaeology Group, LLP, (GCA Group) is a cultural resources management and consulting team specializing in cultural resources. GCA Group is Texas-based and minority owned. Our staff has experience in 12 states with archaeological and historical investigations required for Sections 106 and 110 compliance. Our project experience ranges from Phase I surveys to Phase III mitigations, and National Historic Registration nominations. Our staff has additional experience with spatial, faunal, osteological, bioarchaeological, and coastal studies. GCA Group capabilities include regulatory

agency coordination and turnkey project management. GCA Group can accommodate a stand-alone Cultural Resource Management (CRM) project, or function as part of a mul-tidisciplinary team in a cost-effective manner.

Hicks & Company John Fulmer 1504 W. 5th Street Austin TX 78703 Phone:(512) 478-0858 Cell (512) 698-3277 Email: [email protected] Website:www.hicksenv.com

Hicks & Company's archeology staff specializes in archeological and historical investi-gations to assure compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act, Texas Antiqui-ties Code, and other city or county regulations. This includes archeological survey, test-ing, data recovery, and report writing and preparation. With expertise in both prehistoric and historic archeology, the archeology team regularly manages diverse projects rang-ing from highway and utility development to public park surveys. Since its inception, Hicks & Company has taken an interest in interdisciplinary approaches to all cultural re-source studies, integrating diverse analyses to provide a comprehensive finished prod-uct. Hicks & Company's experienced staff of archeologists conduct oral history, and ar-chival and secondary source research in support of numerous projects. Additionally, the archeology staff regularly integrates geoarcheological studies, faunal analysis, macro-botanical analyses, radiocarbon dating, detailed artifact analysis, and other specialized analytical studies in support of both historic and prehistoric investigations. Our list of past clients includes the Texas Department of Transportation, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the US Army Corps of Engineers, various city and county agencies, and electrical and water utilities.

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Historic Preservation Associates Timothy Klinger

P.O. Box 1064

90 South College Avenue Fayetteville, Arkansas 72702

Phone: (479) 442-3779 Fax: (479) 582-3779 E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.hpa-106.com

HPA is a team of professional archeologists, historians and architectural historians dedi-cated to the study and documentation of cultural resources throughout Texas, the mid-west, southeast, plains, and adjacent areas. Established in 1979, HPA has completed 250 Section106 investigations for federal, state, municipal, and private clients in Texas, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Florida, and Louisiana. HPA has surveyed 180,000 acres and has documented 5,000archeological sites and standing structures. HPA is an asset to project teams and clients. HPA is staffed with professionals (including RPA certified) who meet or exceed Standards set forth in 36CFR61 et seq.

Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. Russ Brownlow, CRD 1507 South IH-35 Austin, Texas 78741 Phone: (512) 328-2430 Fax: (512) 328-1804 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.horizon-esi.com

Horizon Environmental Services, Inc.(Horizon) is a woman-owned, small-business en-terprise (WBE/DBE) formed in 1987. Horizon's Cultural Resources Division has exten-sive experience with cultural resources management, having conducted archival re-search, Native American consultation, survey/testing, and mitigtion of terrestrial archeo-logical sites for reservoirs, mines, land development, pipelines, water system improve-ment projects, and roadways throughout Texas and the surrounding states. Horizon cul-tural resources staff is comprised of archeologists who have previously worked at a va-riety of private environmental firms, as well as the Texas Archeological Research Labo-ratory and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. These staff members have exten-sive experience with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, the Texas Antiquities Code, FERC permitting, and the US Army Corps of Engineers permitting. Horizon's staff is also TxDOT precertified in numerous environmental work categories.

HRA Gray & Pape, LLC Jim Hughey, CRD 1428 West Alabama

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Houston, Texas 77006

Established in 1997, HRA Gray & Pape, LLC combines the resources of two widely-recognized regional firms: Historical Research Associates, Inc. (founded 1974) and Gray & Pape, Inc. (founded 1986) to offer a broad range of Cultural Resources Man-agement (CRM), Historic Preservation Planning, Historical Research, and other serv-ices to clients throughout the United States. With thirty-five years of combined experi-ence, HRAG&P is perhaps the country's only consulting firm offering these services na-tionwide. Working from offices in Texas, Virginia, Ohio, Washington and Montana, our professional staff has experience in most of the 50 states and some overseas locations. We stress meeting clients' needs in a timely and cost-effective fashion through a combi-nation of technical excellence, efficient project management, and accurate products.

Integrated Environmental Solutions

Johnny A. Byers, MS, Principal Investigator

Ransley Welch, MS, Project Manager and GIS Specialist 2150 S. Central Expressway, Suite 110

McKinney, TX 75070 Phone: (972) 562-7672

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.intenvsol.com

Integrated Environmental Solutions, LLC (IES) is a small, woman-owned business certi-fied as HUB, D/WBE, (8)a SDB. IES is a full service environmental consulting firm with headquarters centrally located in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Environmental serv-ices include: natural resource management, environmental planning & NEPA, and miti-gation implementation and ecological restoration. The cultural resources team special-izes in conducting archaeological surveys and report preparation for clients to meet state and federal regulations regarding cultural properties. The team performs Class I, II, and III archaeological inventories of prehistoric and historic cultural resources. Johnny Byers has 15 years of archaeological experience throughout Texas to include archeological fieldwork, artifact analyses, report writing/editing, regulatory consultation, and cultural resources management planning. Mr. Byers' expertise is in geoarchae-ology promoting a cost-effective approach to archeological survey. Ransley Welch has 9 years or archaeological experience and is GIS certified.

Jacobs Engineering Group

Leonard R. Voellinger, RPA, AICP, CRD 2705 Bee Cave Road, Suite 300

Austin, TX 78746 Phone: (512) 314-3100

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Fax: (512) 314-3135

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.jacobs.com

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. is one of the world's largest and most diverse providers of professional technical services. With over 55,000 employees, we offer full-spectrum support to industrial, commercial, and government clients across multiple markets. The firm maintains state- of-the-art technical resources and experience gained through thousands of successful projects. With Texas offices in San Antonio, Austin, Fort Worth, Houston and Dallas Jacobs' personnel bridge communication gaps through maintaining close working relationships with resource agencies and in-depth knowledge of local natural and cultural resources.

Leslie L. Bush, Ph.D., R.P.A. Macrobotanical Analysis 12308 Twin Creeks Rd., B-106 Manchaca, TX 78652 Cell: (512) 217-8288 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.macrobotanicalanalysis.com

Leslie Bush is a RPA-certified archaeologist with more than 15 years' experience ana-lyzing floral macroremains from archaeological sites in Texas and the Eastern Wood-lands of the United States. Macrobotanical Analysis, a HUB-certified business, is com-mitted to delivering high quality services completed on time and on budget.

Services include identification of plant remains prior to radiocarbon dating, sorting, iden-tification and analysis of flotation samples, and reconstruction of ancient environments through direct analysis of plant macroremains and research with primary library and ar-chival resources. Macrobotanical Analysis also assists clients with designing effective sampling strategies and developing improved recovery techniques to create

cost-effective methods for the creation of archaeological knowledge. Macrobotanical Analysis is available for consultation even while field investigations are still ongoing so that opti-mal sampling strategies can ensure clients obtain the best information possible for their budgets.

McCulloch Archeological Services Sam D. McCulloch, RPA, CRD 1487 Little Bear Rd

Buda, Texas 78610 Phone: (512) 753-2670

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MAS is a woman-owned company providing complete archeological services to support government and private sector requirements including survey, site testing and data re-covery, in addition to artifact and ecofact processing and analysis. Principal

Investigator/Field Director Sam McCulloch has over 18 years' experience throughout South, Central and West Texas and has completed Texas Antiquities and/or federal permits on 35 projects since 1995. McCulloch has experience on Corps of Engineers and TxDOT projects and is papproved for TxDOT and BLM projects. In 2002, he re-ceived the Texas Historical Commission's 2002 Archeology Award for excellence in field work, archival research, and report preparation. MAS provides timely, cost-conscious services include botanical/faunal/artifact analyses, radiocarbon dating, geomorphologi-cal analysis, and air photo interpretation.

Moore Archeological Consulting, Inc. 3511 Houston Ave, Suite B

Houston, TX 77009 713-761-2323 (Lab)

713-861-8663 (Dr. Roger Moore)

281-657-0646 (Douglas Magnum/Dr. David Driver) 713-861-8627 (Fax)

Website: www.moore-archeological.com

Dr. Roger G. Moore initiated an independent archeological consulting practice based in Houston, Texas, in 1982. Moore Archeological Consulting, Inc. (MAC) offers its clients comprehensive services in the area of cultural resource management. The firm pos-sesses special expertise in completing archeological investigations in urban contexts, consistent with one of Dr. Moore's primary research interests. His academic back-ground and extensive experience in archeology is combined with a service-oriented ap-proach to the problems and objectives of cultural resource consulting. He is experi-enced in working as a member of planning and design phase project teams.

We at MAC know the conditions for the successful fulfillment of Federal and State ar-cheological compliance requirements. The firm has well-established working relation-ship with the Galveston District, US Army Corps of Engineers, and the Archeology Divi-sion of the Texas Historical CommisDivi-sion. MAC can provide the necessary range of cul-tural resource services to satisfy Section 106, Texas Antiquities Code, Federal Environ-mental Assessment and Impact Statements, and US Army Corps of Engineers Permit requirements for most projects. These services encompass archeological survey, site testing and mitigation, construction monitoring, historical documentary research, and academic research capabilities. The firm exhibits particular expertise in the specialized subdisciplines of Conflict Archeology and Urban Archeology.

MAC has conducted over 500 major archeological projects, as well as many smaller desk-based investigations. These projects were conducted for a diverse array of

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en-deavors including highway construction, mass transit, park planning and development, energy projects, oil spills, flood control, real estate development, and industrial devel-opment among others.

Panamerican Consultants, Inc. Stephen R. James, Jr. RPA, CRD 91 Tillman St.

Memphis, TN 38111

Phone: (901) 454-4733 Fax: (901) 454-4736 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.panamconsultants.com

Panamerican Consultants, Inc. is a full-service cultural resources management firm with one of the largest professional underwater archaeological staffs in the United States. Our capabilities encompass all levels and types of investigations, including archival and historic research, remote sensing survey and data analysis, underwater target and anomaly location and identification, NRHP assessment of underwater sites and fea-tures, site testing, and data recovery. These investigations have been conducted in off-shore, coastal, estuarine, and riverine environments throughout the state of Texas. With excellent working relationships with the Texas Historical Commission and federal agen-cies, Panamerican provides compliance and permitting requirements for navigation and harbor improvements, and pipeline and oil-industry related projects.

Prewitt and Associates, Inc. Ross C. Fields, RPA, CRD 2105 Donley Drive, Suite 400 Austin, Texas 78758-4513

Website: http://www.paiarch.com

Prewitt and Associates provides cultural resources services throughout Texas and ad-joining states. Based in Austin, we are a small business founded in 1979. Our 18-person staff offers expertise in prehistoric and historic archeology, geomorphology, history, his-toric architecture, National Register nominations, collections management, Native American consultation, historic preservation planning, and public outreach. Our clients include federal and state agencies, local governments, private industry, neighborhood groups, and individuals. We provide the highest level of professional expertise, produc-ing quality work on time and within budget. As recognition of this, the firm or its employ-ees has received Awards of Excellence in Archeology from the Texas Historical Com-mission four times since 1993.

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Raba-Kistner Consultants, Inc. Pollyanna Clark, MA, RPA

8100 Cameron Road, Suite B-150 Austin, TX 78756

Phone: (512) 339-1745 Fax: (512) 339-6174 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.rkci.com

Founded in 1968, Raba-Kistner Consultants, Inc. (R-K) is recognized as one of the Southwest's largest consulting firms in Environmental Consulting, Engineering, and Testing. Our 40+ years of continuous service by the same executive management sub-stantiates that we have been, and will continue to be available to meet our clients' ob-jectives. R-K provides cultural resources consulting services on a variety of projects to ensure compliance with state and federal regulations such as the Antiquities Code of Texas, the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Our areas of expertise include archival and historic research, ar-cheological desktop studies, surveys, and testing projects, as well as, archaeological prospection using remote sensing techniques, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Headquartered in San Antonio, the firm has established offices in Austin, Brownsville, El Paso, Houston, and McAllen, Texas.

R. Christopher Goodwin & Assoc., Inc. William Athens

309 Jefferson Hwy, Suite A New Orleans, LA 70121 Phone: (504) 837-1940 Fax:(504)837 -1550

Red River Archaeology, LLC Sarah M. Cole, RPA

2201 Main Street, Suite 1016 Dallas, TX 75201

Phone: (214) 741-2262

Red River Archaeology, LLC, is a small, woman-owned cultural resource management firm located in Dallas, Texas. The staff of RRA have worked in many locations through-out the United States as well as overseas and provide a combined 35 years of experi-ence on numerous large and small cultural resource projects for many clients. Our services include Section 106 compliance, SHPO coordination, NRHP site evaluation, Phase I survey, Phase II testing, Phase III mitigation, monitoring, and artifact analysis

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and processing. The staff of RRA also have experience conducting archival research and contributing to environmental assessments, environmental impact statements, and categorical exclusions.

South Texas Archeological Research Services, LLC Herb Uecker, MA, CRD

340 Hidden Oaks

Bulverde, Texas 78163-3053

Phone: (830) 980-7805 (local to San Antonio) Cell: (210) 710-5140

Fax: (830) 438-8666

We offer professional, cost-effective services required by archeology laws: background research, monitoring, surveys, excavations, reporting, and curation. We also evaluate significance and prepare national register nominations for historic buildings, structures, objects, districts, and sites. We specialize in archeological work and visual effects stud-ies for cellular phone towers.

Herb Uecker has over 40 years experience in Texas archeology, including 20 in consult-ing. His previous work as archeologist for the Texas Historical Commission (SHPO) and for San Antonio's Historic and Design Review Commission, is invaluable. As a former commercial real estate broker, he understands the needs of the business and develop-ment communities.

Southeastern Archaeological Research, Inc. (SEARCH) Michael Krivor, M.A., RPA

428 E Government Street Pensacola, FL 32502 Phone: (850) 607-2846 Fax: (850) 607-8439 Email: [email protected] Website: www.searchinc.com

Southern Archaeological Consultants, Inc. John E. (Jack) Keller, PhD.

117 Calle Conejo

Los Fresnos, Texas 78566 Phone: (956) 233-9899 Fax: (956) 233-1757

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Southern Archaeological Consultants and its Principal Investigator have over 40 years of experience in cultural resource management throughout Texas and the southeastern United States. The company specializes in projects where our understanding of both archaeology and the complex regulatory environment can accommodate clients with varied needs and requirements. The company can provide stand alone services in ar-chaeological survey, data recovery, testing and mitigatory projects but Dr. Keller increas-ingly functions in an advisory capacity or as Principal Investigator with larger organiza-tions and multidisciplinary teams where he can focus on quality research and results instead of administration.

Sphere 3 Environmental, Inc. Marc Tiemann,RPA, CRD 1501 Bill Owens Parkway Longview, Texas 75604

Phone: (903) 297-4673 Fax: (903) 297-4675 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.sphere3environmental.com

Sphere 3 Environmental Inc. is a woman-owned small business environmental consult-ing firm. We provide cost-effective archaeological services with the goal of deliverconsult-ing an expedient and comprehensive quality product to our private industry and public sector clients. Our highly experienced interdisciplinary staff of professionals is dedicated to de-livering innovative solutions to meet our client's specific budgeting needs and deadlines. Sphere 3 conducts the full range of services for cultural resource management (CRM) providing: Phase 1, Phase 2 (prehistoric and historic) archaeological survey, testing, and mitigation, Section 106/110 compliance, National Register nominations, State Ar-chaeological Landmark designations, and historic research. Our clientele include fed-eral, state, and local agencies, private industry, oil and gas exploration companies, schools, public utilities, and private individuals. Sphere 3 environmental also provides unequaled excellence in the following environmental services: endangered species, wetland surveys and delineation, air quality studies, environmental assessment/impact statements, geological investigation, GPS/GIS mapping, NPDES permitting, and storm water planning.

Statistical Research, Inc. Robby Heckman 8201 Lockheed Dr., Suite 125 El Paso, TX 79925 Phone: (505) 323-8300 Fax: (505)323-8314 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sricrm.com

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Statistical Research, Inc. (SRI) offers diverse services in archaeology, anthropology, his-tory, and historic architecture. SRI specializes in applied research, and we focus on practical solutions to cultural resource management issues, balancing economic devel-opment with mandates to preserve the past. Our clients include the private and public sectors. We serve developers, planners, architectural firms, public agencies, and fed-eral land managers. Each project is tailored specifically to meet the client's require-ments. SRI's experienced and knowledgeable staff guides our clients through the cul-tural resource management process with ease and proficiency, ensuring that their pro-jects are completed on time, within budget, and without costly delays.

For more information, contact Robby Heckman ([email protected]), Terry Ma-jewski ([email protected]), or Jeffery Hanson ([email protected]).

SWCA Environmental Consultants Kevin A. Miller, CRD

4407 Monterey Oaks Blvd., Suite 110 Austin, Texas 78749

Michael Crow, RPA 7255 Langtry, Suite 100 Houston Texas 77040

Founded in 1983, SWCA provides a wide range of cultural and natural resource serv-ices throughout Texas with a focus on helping clients accomplish their project goals while meeting regulatory requirements in the most cost-effective, timely way possible. Our experienced archaeologists and historians provide a full range of services including archaeological constraints analysis, survey, testing, data recovery excavations, histori-cal studies, architectural assessments for cell towers, preservation planning, and ethno-graphic studies. SWCA also offers NEPA documentation, EIS preparations, endangered species studies, geologic assessments and wetlands/Section 404 studies with a staff of experienced biologists and geologists, allowing us to provide our clients with a complete suite of environmental regulatory compliance services. SWCA has assisted clients, both private and public, with a diversity of projects across the state, including cell towers, pipelines, city and county park development, transportation, mines, and transmission lines, to name a few.

Tejas Archaeology Bo Nelson, CRD 344 CR 4154

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Pittsburg, Texas 75686 Phone: (903) 856-5291 Fax: (903) 856-3395

Tejas Archaeology is dedicated to providing archaeological services in a timely, cost ef-fective, and professional manner. Specializing in the archaeology of Northeast Texas, Tejas is available to conduct cultural resource management throughout Texas.

Tierras Antiguas Archaeology David L. Nickels

495 West Ridge

Martindale, Texas 78655

Phone(s): (210) 386-3831 (512) 357-6063 Email: [email protected]

Small business with over 17 years experience conducting archaeological surveys in all areas of Texas. We will assist the client throughout the compliance process in accor-dance with Texas Historical Commission and Council of Texas Archeologists guidelines.

TRC Environmental Corporation Mike Quigg, CRD

505 E. Huntland Drive, Suite 250 Austin, TX 78752

Phone: (512) 684-3128 Fax: (512) 329-8750

TRC Environmental Corporation is a multidisciplinary environmental consulting firm with fully equipped and staffed cultural resource offices in six states, including two offices in Texas. Our Austin and El Paso offices have accredited, full-time archeological profes-sionals who are experts in completing prehistoric and historic cultural resource projects of all sizes. We have a proven record of providing cost-effective, comprehensive solu-tions that simplify the complex cultural resource compliance process for our clients anywhere in Texas. The Texas Historical Commission recently recognized TRC's com-mitment to providing innovative cultural resource solutions with two awards.

Turpin and Sons, Inc. (TAS Inc.) Incorporated in 1994

Principles:

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Jeff Turpin, PhD, The University of Texas at San Antonio

Resumes and publications on file at the Texas Historical Commission Contact Information:

Research Projects!! ! Contract Projects Solveig Turpin ! ! ! Jeff Turpin

1604 Windrift Way !! ! 2047 Lakeshore

Round Rock, Texas 78664! Canyon Lake, TX 78133 (512) 689-7870! ! ! (512) 922-7826

[email protected]!! [email protected] Current Clients:

Alcoa Mine San Miguel Mine Fluor Daniel, L.P.

Enbridge East Texas Pipeline, L.P. Kiewit Mining Group

Gulf South Pipeline, L.P. Services:

Phase I-III Cultural Resource assessments, permitting, consulting.

William Self Associates, Inc. (WSA) James Karbula, Ph.D., RPA, Principal 16238 Highway 620, Ste. F-400

Austin, Tx 78717

Phone(s): 512-394-7477

email: [email protected] Website: http://williamself.com

William Self Associates, Inc. (WSA) is one of the most respected full-service cultural re-source management firms in the U.S., covering all aspects of the discipline including historic and prehistoric archaeology, architectural history, and maritime archaeology/ remote sensing. With offices in northern California, southern Arizona, and our new office in central Texas, WSA conducts work in Texas, New Mexico, Louisiana, Arizona, Cali-fornia, Utah, and many other states throughout the Pacific, Southwest, and Southern regions of the U.S. WSA has had a successful first year in the new Austin based office and our project list is growing. Current projects include archival research, survey, testing and mitigation of an energy development project on the Spindletop Oil Field National Historic Landmark in Beaumont, Texas, and survey with mechanical subsurface testing along the Rio Grande in west Texas and New Mexico. WSA has considerable experi-ence in pipeline construction under FERC jurisdiction working with multiple SHPOs and successfully meeting NHPA Section 106 requirements. WSA also specializes in highway projects and in meeting the special needs of cities, counties and regional authorities.

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We understand that the construction schedule is paramount. Our focus is to be avail-able to conduct the work, do it effectively and efficiently in a conservative and profes-sional manner, and to be cost competitive.