The US Forest Service is seeking a contractor to conduct a Class III cultural resource inventory at the Rabbit Ears Manganese Mine site in Colorado. The project involves a thorough examination of the site to identify and record cultural resources, including archaeological sites, historic buildings, and other features. The contractor will be required to conduct a records search, field survey, and site recordation, and to provide a draft and final report. The project aims to remove contaminated materials associated with the historic mine and to determine the eligibility of the site for the National Register of Historic Places.
Key aspects of the project include:
• Conducting a Class III cultural resource inventory
• Recording cultural resources using state-specific site forms
• Providing a draft and final report
• Conducting a field survey and site recordation
• Determining the eligibility of the site for the National Register of Historic Places
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