Judith Landing State Park Interpretation Plan - Ethnography

The State of Montana, through its Fish, Wildlife & Parks agency, is seeking a qualified consultant to produce an ethno‑historical overview of Judith Landing State Park and the surrounding historic district. The study must capture tribal histories, cultural connections, traditional land uses, plant and animal relationships, and contemporary significance, drawing from existing literature and direct consultation with tribal representatives. The consultant will deliver a comprehensive report that informs interpretive planning for the park. • Scope: Research, tribal outreach, and synthesis of historical, cultural, and ecological information into a finalized interpretive plan. • Deliverables: A written report (and any required supporting materials) documenting tribal perspectives, land‑use history, and current cultural relevance. • Requirements: Must comply with Montana procurement regulations, accept all prerequisite agreements, and submit both Business Information and Cost Proposal documents via the eMACS system by the sealed‑until deadline.