Cultural Resources and Tribal Ethnography Studies

The East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) seeks a qualified consultant (or team) to perform comprehensive cultural‑resources and tribal‑ethnography studies supporting the FERC relicensing of Project 2916 – Lower Mokelumne River. The work includes archival research, field pedestrian surveys, GIS data management, evaluation of historic resources for National Register eligibility, documentation of tribal cultural properties, and preparation of technical reports and presentations. The contract will be multi‑year (approximately two years) and awarded on a time‑and‑materials basis with a not‑to‑exceed ceiling. • Conduct records searches, archaeological pedestrian surveys, and tribal‑ethnography interviews within the defined Area of Potential Effect. • Deliver GIS‑compatible maps, data packages, and confidential appendices following EBMUD and FERC reporting templates. • Provide regular progress reports, manage coordination with tribal monitors, and comply with California prevailing‑wage, insurance, and confidentiality requirements.