Cultural Resources and NEPA Management Support at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Virginia

Auburn University is seeking a qualified environmental consulting firm to provide cultural‑resources management and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) support services for Joint Base Myer‑Henderson Hall in Virginia. The contractor will prepare Section 106 consultation documents, review construction and demolition plans, generate Records of Environmental Consideration (RECs), maintain ongoing project‑management reporting, and support Warfighter Readiness documentation. The effort is a 12‑month base period with up to four additional 12‑month options, and the work will be performed on‑site at the base and surrounding Army installations. • Deliver up to 25 Section 106 compliance letters and related historic‑resource documentation. • Review and comment on ~30 construction/demolition plans and prepare ~20 NEPA categorical‑exclusion records. • Provide monthly progress reports, an Accident Prevention Plan, security/OPSEC training, and optional tribal‑consultation and public‑outreach activities.