The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is seeking applicants for a Cultural Resource Inventory Class III project in various locations in Colorado. The project involves conducting surveys, evaluations, and mitigations of cultural resources on BLM-administered lands. The BLM requires that applicants demonstrate their organizational ability to accomplish the work proposed, including their experience, facilities, equipment, and staffing. The BLM also requires that applicants provide information on their individual qualifications, including their professional instruction, experience, and certifications.
Some key points to consider include:
• The BLM will not issue speculative permits, and applicants must have a job in hand when applying for a permit.
• Permits are issued for a specific project area or cultural property and are valid for a certain duration.
• The BLM requires that applicants comply with all requirements of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) and its implementing regulations.
• The BLM encourages participation by permittees at various stages of the Section 106 process.
• The BLM retains ultimate responsibility for complying with all requirements of the NHPA and its implementing regulations.
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