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ICF Jones & Stokes approaches all aspects of cultural and historical
resources work—inventory, evaluation, planning, and management—with
authority and innovation. We use our scientific expertise to design practical responses to our clients’ cultural resources management challenges. Our highly experienced Cultural Resources Group meets the professional standards set forth by the Register of Professional Archaeologists and the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification Standards. Each team member is skilled at identifying and evaluating precious cultural resources and recommending reuse solutions and mitigation measures. Below we list some of our full range of and cultural resources services:
Representative Projects: Parsons Brinckerhoff - Archaeological Data Recovery Excavation and Habitat Mitigation Monitoring Plan for BART General Services Administration - National Register Nominations - 2006 Western US City of Los Angeles - Historic surveys, CEQA documentation projects City of Riverside - Chinatown Medical Office Building EIR and Archaeological Investigations Thomas Enterprises - Archaeological Monitoring of Sacramento Railyards Washington State Department Of Transportation – Urban Corridor Office Projects, Greater Seattle Area Washington State Department of Transportation Rail Office – On-Call Rail Environmental Support Southern California Edison - Cultural Resources Surveys and Services U.S. General Services Administration - Border Inspection Stations Surveys for National Historic Register Listing; National Historic Register Nominations for Courthouses and Federal Buildings Getty Conservation Institute - Los Angeles City Historic Resources Survey Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach - 80+ projects including CEQA, NEPA, and Historic Surveys |