COUNCIL OF TEXAS ARCHAEOLOGISTS

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1 COUNCIL OF TEXAS ARCHAEOLOGISTS CONTRACTORS LIST Abasolo Archaeological Consultants Harry J. Shafer, Ph.D., CRD Thomas R. Hester, Ph.D. 212 Madison, #5 San Antonio, TX Phone: (210) When experience counts. Abasolo Archaeological Consultants specialize in conducting archaeological surveys and report preparation for clients to meet state and federal regulations regarding cultural properties. The proprietors both have four decades of experience in Texas archaeology and in cultural resource management. Shafer is professor emeritus at Texas A&M University and Hester is professor emeritus at the University of Texas at Austin. Abasolo Archaeological Consultants are available to do surveys in south and central Texas, the Rio Grande Valley, Trans Pecos, southwest, east, and coastal Texas. aci consulting Julie Shipp, MA, RPA 1001 Mopac Circle #100 Austin, Texas Phone: (512) Fax: (512) Website: aci consulting understands the complex set of cultural resource issues facing managers, planners, and decision makers. aci consulting has experienced personnel who have worked on military installations and with a range of other federal agencies as well as private developers. We intimately understand the stresses facing our clients and seek to alleviate some of that stress. aci professionals regularly develop creative and innovative solutions to solve difficult problems. We can provide a wide range of services and products. aci's cultural resource teams provides: Phase I, II, and III investigations; Integrated Cultural Resource Management Plans; Programmatic Agreements, Memoranda of Agreement, Memoranda of Understanding; Section 106

2 coordination with federal and state agencies; Tribal consultation facilitation services; public outreach meetings; and design guidelines. Algonquin Consultants Rebecca Hawkins East 120 Road Miami, OK Phone: (918) Southern Blvd SE, Suite 203C Rio Rancho, NM Phone: (505) AmaTerra Environmental (formerly Ecological Communications Corporation) Nicholas Trierweiler 4009 Banister Lane, Suite 300 Austin, TX Phone: (512) Fax: (512) AmaTerra (formerly Ecological Communications Corporation) is a small, minority-owned, and Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE). We provide full cultural resource consulting services throughout all parts of Texas for compliance with the Antiquities Code of Texas, the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Our services include historical research, historical building surveys and assessments, historic cemetery services, as well as archeological surveys, testing, and excavation. We offer geophysical remote sensing capabilities (magnetometer, ground-penetrating radar, etc.) as well as marine archeological remote sensing survey and hazard survey interpretation. We also offer biological services such as wetland delineations and threatened and endangered species studies. Our projects include roads, pipelines, transmission lines, reservoirs, oil and gas exploration, water treatment facilities, parks, airports, housing and urban developments, and studies for municipal, State, and Federal clients. We have received awards of excellence by the Texas Historical Commission and are proud of our reputation for excellent customer service.

3 Amec Foster Wheeler Patricia Powless Phone: (602) American Archaeology Group LLC Michael R. Bradle, President P.O. Box 534 Lampasas, TX Office: (512) American Archaeology Group LLC (AAG) is a composite of highly qualified archaeologists who specialize in federal and state archaeology permitting on behalf of private companies and municipalities. AAG personnel focus on project management and planning to assist clients in achieving their project goals no matter the size or location of the project. Antiquities Planning & Consulting Molly F. Godwin, RPA, CRD 831 Petra's Way Kyle, TX Phone: (512) Fax: (512) mfgodwin@austin.rr.com Antiquities Planning & Consulting (AP&C) is a Central Texas-based regulatory service provider experienced with Archeological compliance and new construction permitting. AP&C provides services statewide to the private sector, agencies, counties, and cities. Qualified personnel conduct archival and historical research, planning, assessments, impact evaluations, surveys, testing, data recovery, and monitoring. Projects cleared for construction by AP&C are parks, power plants, transmission lines, waterlines, state and county jail expansion, oil and gas exploration, and residential subdivisions. AP&C is a small business that holds HUB, DBE, and WOB certification, and is TxDOT Precertified. AP&C delivers timely project clearance and project budgets with no hidden costs.

4 Apex TITAN, Inc. Debra L. Beene, RPA Briarwick Drive, Suite 110 Austin, Texas Phone: (512) Cell (512) Apex is an environmental and engineering firm committed to mutually-beneficial land use. We are dedicated to protecting significant resources while enabling your growth and profitability. Our staff includes archaeologists, archival researchers, GIS specialists, biologists, and wetland ecologists that can guide you through the complex issues presented by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Endangered Species Act, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), and other regulatory statues including the Antiquities Code of Texas. Ms. Beene is a professional archeologist with more than 28 years of experience working in cultural resource management related to federal and state cultural resource regulations. This experience includes all levels of field investigation as well as fifteen years experience in providing regulatory oversight of state and federal preservation laws for the Texas Historical Commission/Texas State Historic Preservation Office. Ms. Beene has conducted archeological research throughout Texas and Oklahoma and in portions of Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Illinois, Ohio, Wyoming, South Carolina, and California. Ms. Beene has been responsible for coordinating and directing archeological field investigations, data collection, analysis, and writing reports. This work includes all levels of archeological investigation: desktop reviews, research designs, intensive and reconnaissance surveys, site evaluations, monitoring, and NRHP/SAL testing and mitigation. Whatever your goals are, we can help you understand the complexities of the regulatory environment, identify environmental constraints, evaluate avoidance, minimization, and permitting options, develop a timely, costeffective strategy to achieve compliance, and navigate the permitting process. Applied Archeological Sciences Eric Schroeder 165 Lois Lane Cedar Creek, TX Phone: (512) eric@applied-arch.com Website: Applied Archeological Sciences is a registered veteran-owned small business enterprise committed to providing effective solutions for the management of archeological and historic resources. We have over twenty years of successful cultural resources compliance experience in support of a diverse range of development projects in Texas and the Midwestern United States.

5 Previous project experience includes archeological and historic architectural studies involving coordination with the Texas Historical Commission, the Texas Department of Transportation, US Housing and Urban Development, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, US Army Corps of Engineers, US Forest Service, Federal Communications Commission, and the Environmental Protection Agency. We look forward to the opportunity to consult with you regarding the compliance needs of your particular project. AR Consultants, Inc. S. Alan Skinner, President, PhD, RPA 805 Business Pkwy Richardson, Texas Office: (214) Website: If you re looking for a small, dedicated team that really values your business, look no further than ARC! Not only are we excellent archaeologists and researchers (our Office Manager is pretty great, too) we ve even heard that some reviewers enjoy reading our reports! we are also a lot of fun to work with. Don t get lost in the crowd by giving your business to a large firm, we will remember your name (also available to attend children s birthday parties and anniversary dinners*)! ARC is certified to work on Bureau of Land Management projects (South Central Plains) and land in the US Forest Service (in Texas). We regularly work in Louisiana and Arkansas, as well. We have a great working relationship with reviewers at the Texas Historical Commission, for those projects requiring an Antiquities permit, and the US Army Corps of Engineers, for those pesky Waters of the US. And we ve been around since 1983, so we definitely know the ropes. And the best part? We strive to always get your project done as quickly as we can, so that you can stay on schedule and under budget. *For an additional fee; will not interact with clowns Atkins Laura Acuña Domain Blvd, Ste 500 Austin, TX Phone: (210) Laura.Acuna@atkinsglobal.com Website: Atkins, a diversified environmental and engineering firm, offers a full range of cultural resource expertise with a special emphasis on permit and compliance requirements. Our interdisciplinary staff is fully accredited and has experience throughout the state in all levels of archaeological

6 investigations, literature and record searches and historic architecture studies. The firm has worked extensively with the review procedures of the Texas Historical Commission and federal permitting agencies. Completed projects include reservoirs, parks, roads, housing developments, airports, mines, treatment plants, landfills, pipelines, wells, transmission lines, and well pad sites. Audubon Field Solutions Todd B. McLeod Westheimer Road, Suite 100 Houston, TX Phone: (713) Cell: (281) BGE J. Phillip Washington Houston, TX Phone: (713) Bioarchaeology Support Catrina Banks Whitley, Ph.D., RPA PO Box 122 Midlothian, TX Phone: (214) Bioarchaeology Support is a small, woman-owned business specializing in Human Osteology, bioarchaeology, and cemetery relocation. Principal Investigator Catrina Whitley has over 15 years experience in the analysis and excavation of historic and pre-columbian human remains in Texas and New Mexico and holds an annual burial permit for New Mexico. She is also has over 15 years experience as a PI on archaeological excavations and general archaeological experience. The company can provide both in field and laboratory analysis of human remains and provides services for cemetery removal, from inadvertent discoveries to large removals. Our focus is to provide quick, reliable service producing quality work within budgetary constraints, and the ability to quickly be in the field to assist individuals and corporations with inadvertent discoveries of human remains and cemeteries. Services include osteological analysis (in-field or laboratory), grave good analysis (historic and prehistoric), cemetery relocation (of individual or multiple graves), cemetery survey and testing,

7 cemetery archival/historical research, cemetery removal and permitting issues, NAGPRA compliance, tribal consultations, and repatriation services. Bioarchaeology Support is available to assist with cemetery relocation methods and project design for cost-effective management of removal, providing in-field analysis for projects needing quick reburial or laboratory analysis for projects needing temporary storage before dispensation. Bioarchaeology Support is also available to assist on projects already in progress. BOB Hydrographics, LLC Bob Gearhart, MA 1315 Fall Creek Loop Cedar Park, Texas Phone: (512) BOB Hydrographics, LLC (BOB) is a federally registered small business specializing in geophysical surveys for marine / underwater and terrestrial archaeology applications, using magnetometers, gradiometers, ground penetrating radar (GPR), electromagnetic conductivity (EM), electrical resistivity (ER), sonars, acoustic sub-bottom profilers and echo sounders. Robert Gearhart, owner of BOB, has 3 decades of archaeological experience and is qualified to serve as Principal Investigator on marine archaeology projects of any size. Mr. Gearhart has managed and directed multiple archaeological contracts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, the Texas Department of Transportation, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, and numerous private entities. His contract experience with the Army Corps of Engineers includes nearly 70 task orders, culminating with the discovery and archaeological data recovery of the Civil War gunboat, USS Westfield, in Galveston Bay. In 2011 he contributed a chapter to The Oxford Handbook of Maritime Archaeology, titled Archaeological Interpretation of Marine Magnetic Data. Mr. Gearhart is pre-certified in TxDOT Category (Archeological Surveys, Documentation, Excavations, Testing Reports and Data Recovery Plans). BOB is registered with the System for Award Management to conduct business with the federal government. C Dimensions Judy Hennessee Cooper 3913 Branch Hollow Dr. Plano, TX Phone: (972) jhc-cdimensions@tx.rr.com Website:

8 Cedar Valley Environmental Services Melissa W. Voellinger, RPA, CRD Circle Drive Austin, TX Phone: (512) Fax: (512) Cedar Valley Environmental Services, a woman-owned small business based in Austin, Texas, is owned and managed by Melissa W. Voellinger. Melissa is a professional archaeologist, specializing in historic archaeology, with over 25 years of experience in environmental and cultural resources management. CVES draws from a pool of independent professional associates in complementary environmental services including planning, environmental assessments, routing studies, ecology, cultural resources studies (Section 106 and Antiquities Code of Texas Compliance), wetland determinations, and permit support for transportation, land development, water, wastewater, and electric transmission projects throughout Texas. Center for Archaeological Research (CAR) The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) One UTSA Circle San Antonio, TX Phone: (210) Fax: (210) car@utsa.edu Website: Founded in 1974, CAR has conducted all phases of archaeological projects for federal, state, and local agencies. We provide services to public and private sector clients that assist in the development and implementation of projects, including those required by legislation to go through the permitting process. Our areas of expertise include prehistoric Texas and the Southwest, with emphasis on South Texas. We also have extensive experience in archival and archaeological research on Historic Texas, especially with materials related to San Antonio and the missions. CAR is a Texas Historical Commission state-certified repository for archaeological collections and records, and we provide a full range of curation services for South Texas and beyond. CAR consists of a staff of approximately 30 professional archaeologists, curation and laboratory specialists, students, and support personnel. We have administered over 500 contracts and grants, the results of which are published in more than 500 academic and technical reports.

9 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University Samuel Cason Box C-71 Alpine, TX Phone: (432) Website: The Center for Big Bend Studies, located in Alpine, Texas on the campus of Sul Ross State University, was created in 1988 by the university to promote and facilitate cultural studies in the Big Bend region of Texas and northern Mexico. The CRM branch of the Center offers a variety of services including background research, archeological compliance through survey, testing, and mitigation phases, rock art assessments and documentation, and nominations for protective designations. Center archeologists have extensive experience in the Big Bend and surrounding portions of the Trans-Pecos, and have access to a wide range of expertise through their university affiliation. Central Texas Archaeological Resources Katherine Turner-Pearson, MA, RPA 345 Rainbow Drive Woodway, TX Phone: (254) katherine@centxarc.com Website: Central Texas Archaeological Resources is a small, woman-owned business with expertise in archaeological surveys, site testing, and data recovery, as well as geoarchaeological investigations throughout Texas and neighboring states. We have experience working with local governments, state and federal agencies, private industries, and individuals. Taking pride in our work, we strive to provide quality work on time and within budget, while maintaining the highest level of archaeological investigations. Central Texas Archaeological Resources is located in Waco, Texas and is a Certified Historically Underutilized Business (HUB).

10 Coastal Environments, Inc. Jon C. Lohse, Regional Division Director 525 S. Carancahua Street Corpus Christi, TX Phone: (361) Fax: (361) Coastal Environments, Inc. (CEI) is a full service archaeological and environmental consulting company with over 50 years in cultural resources management. CEI s Texas offices are located in Houston and Corpus Christi. Have you received a letter from the Corps of Engineers or the THC requesting that you hire a consultant to perform a survey at the proposed location of your project? Do you have a historic cemetery on your property? CEI has the staff and experience to perform all manner of archaeological projects from small surveys to large mitigation projects. CEI has a wide range of archaeological capabilities including underwater archaeology and remote sensing. We have experience working with private businesses, as well as municipal, county, state and federal agencies. Cox McLain Environmental Consulting, Inc. (CMEC) Chris Dayton, PhD, RPA 8401 Shoal Creek Blvd., Suite 100 Austin, TX Phone: (512) chris@coxmclain.com Website: CMEC is a WBE/DBE/HUB/EDWOSB-certified environmental and cultural resources consulting firm headquartered in Austin and with offices in DFW, Houston, and Tulsa. Our staff includes biologists, wetland ecologists, planners, GIS specialists, archeologists, archival researchers, architectural historians, and a historic architect. In addition to environmental services such as National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documentation, wetland/section 404 permit support, Endangered Species Act field work and regulatory consultation, and socioeconomic/environmental justice and community impact analysis, CMEC personnel conduct cultural resource permit/research design coordination, archeological and historic structure surveys, National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) and State Antiquities Landmark (SAL) eligibility assessments and nominations, Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) and Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) documentation, and other cultural resource studies. Our staff members have managed hundreds of environmental and cultural resources projects for cities, counties, and other entities in Texas and surrounding states.

11 Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc. (CRA) Jay Gray 7330 Fern Avenue Suite 1104 Shreveport, LA Phone: (318) Fax: (318) Website: In business since 1983, Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc. (CRA) is a leading full-service historic preservation company. CRA provides a full range of cultural resource and historic preservation services including Archaeology; Architectural History; Cemetery Identification, Documentation, and Relocation; Geophysical Survey; Geospatial Technology; Heritage Tourism; and Compliance and Coordination. We effectively and efficiently assist state and federal agencies, as well as private developers, through the permitting process as it applies to federal and state preservation regulations. Our extensive experience includes working with state and federal agencies on survey and evaluation strategies and requirements and the development, negotiation, and implementation of mitigation plans. CRA can provide services throughout the United States with office locations in Shreveport, Louisiana; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Longmont, Colorado; Sheridan, Wyoming; Lexington, Kentucky (Corporate Headquarters); Knoxville, Tennessee; Hurricane, West Virginia; Berlin Heights, Ohio; Evansville, Indiana; Mt. Vernon, Illinois; Richmond, Virginia; and Baltimore, Maryland. Deep East Texas Archaeological Consultant Victor Galan, PhD, RPA 4215 Red Oak Nacogdoches, TX Phone/Fax: (936) detac99@hotmail.com DETAC has a 19 year history of completing Geoarchaeology, Survey, Testing, and Data Recovery investigations for state and federal archaeological compliance in a cost-effective and timely manner. DETAC holds annual permits with the US National Forest and Grasslands of Texas (ARPA), the BLM (Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas), and the credentials to obtain Texas Antiquities Permits as needed. The DETAC staff has experience with the latest GPS technology, databases, and GIS applications.

12 bbepg, LLC (Environmental Planning Group) Steve Swanson, Ph.D E Cenizo Street Harlingen, TX Phone: (602) sswanson@epgllc.co Website: EPG was established to fulfill the environmental permitting needs of the government and industrial development community, and possesses invaluable experience in helping clients navigate the challenges of cultural resource compliance procedures. EPG s cultural resource group has a highly specialized staff familiar with federal, state, and local historic preservation legislation and regulations, with decades of experience in a variety of cultural services including inventory, survey, archaeological monitoring and protection, archaeological testing and data recovery, treatment plan development and mitigation, cultural resource assessments, coordination with state and federal agencies, and Native American and tribal involvement programs. Our extensive project experience includes the preparation of a wide range of documents and approvals on projects located throughout the western and mid-western United States, including Texas, with specialization in west Texas and the Lower Rio Grande Valley region. EPG provides comprehensive environmental planning and analysis and regulatory permitting services including National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) planning, biological, visual, landscape architecture, GIS/IT, graphics, and public involvement. Galindo Environmental Consultants, LLC Mary Jo Galindo, Ph.D., RPA 2900 W Anderson Lane STE C-200 #198 Austin, Texas Phone: (512) Mary.Jo@GalindoENV.com Website: Galindo Environmental Consultants, LLC is a woman- and minority-owned firm that offers the full range of Cultural Resource Management (CRM) services. Dr. Galindo is a principal investigator and project manager with 20 years of experience performing environmental documentation and associated CRM services in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. Typical investigations involve background records searches, the acquisition of Antiquities Permits, an intensive field survey or eligibility testing/data recovery consistent with each project s unique conditions, curation of artifacts and paperwork, and the preparation of a full report of the investigations for submittal to all reviewing agencies. Traditional Cultural Property Studies are a specialty of Dr. Galindo, who earned her doctorate from UT Austin in Spanish Colonial and Historical Archaeology. She serves as chair of the Austin Historic Landmark Commission.

13 R. Christopher Goodwin & Associates, Inc. William P. Athens 309 Jefferson Highway New Orleans, LA Phone: (504) ext For thirty five years, R. Christopher Goodwin & Associates, Inc. has taken the cultural resources lead on many of our Nation s most important energy, military, transportation, and infrastructure projects. Working in 49 of our 50 states, on 248 military installations, and in Latin America and the Caribbean, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, our professional, full-time staff holds degrees from 125 colleges and universities across the United States, England, and Scotland. In the preservation disciplines of archaeology, architectural history, and history, we provide Local Knowledge on a Global Scale, helping our clients plan, design, permit, and build, while applying innovative solutions to manage heritage resources. Goshawk Environmental Consulting, Inc. (Goshawk) Reign Clark, CRD PO Box Austin, TX Phone: (512) rclark@goshawkenv.com Website: Goshawk is a Central Texas-based Environmental and Cultural Resources consulting firm founded in Our team has worked extensively in Texas and surrounding states for a diverse range of projects and clients. Our cultural resource team provides: Phase I, II, and III investigations; Integrated Cultural Resource Management Plans; Programmatic Agreements, Memoranda of Agreement, Memoranda of Understanding; Section 106 coordination with federal and state agencies; Tribal consultation facilitation services; and public outreach. We place special emphasis on permit and compliance requirements and have extensive experience in coordination with local, state and federal review agencies. Our interdisciplinary staff is fully accredited and has experience with breadth of regulatory statutes and guidelines including: National Environmental Policy Act, US Army Corps of Engineers Section 404 and Individual Permits, Section 106 National Historic Preservation Act, Texas Antiquities Code, TCEQ Waste Water Discharge Permits, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and TxDOT coordination. Goshawk works with you to develop practicable, cost-effective solutions that get the job done in a timely manner. Our responsiveness and caring ensure that you get the best service possible. We also provide comprehensive natural resource services and integrate the two service lines

14 when needed to address regulatory issues. Our GIS service line allows us to effectively document, illustrate, and manage data for all your projects. Gulf Coast Archaeology Group, LLC Jorge Garcia-Herreros, RPA 9597 Jones Road, PMB 276 Houston, TX Phone: (713) Website: Gulf Coast Archaeology Group, LLC (GCA Group) is a small cultural resources management and consulting firm located in Houston, Texas. We perform services in the area of cultural resource management (CRM), archaeology, anthropology, bioarchaeology, history, historical architecture, primary archival research, genealogical research, and heritage interpretation. Our staff has experience working in 16 states focusing primarily in Central United States and the Gulf Coast region. GCA Group experience includes regulatory agency coordination, conducting archaeological and historical investigations required for Sections 106 and 110 compliance and turnkey project management. GCA Group can accommodate a stand-alone cultural resource management project, or function as part of a multidisciplinary team in a cost-effective manner. Gray & Pape, Inc. Jim Hughey, CRD 110 Avondale Street Houston, TX Phone: (713) Fax: (713) jhughey@graypape.com Website: Gray & Pape s professional staff of marine and terrestrial archaeologists, historians and preservation specialists offers a broad range of Cultural Resources Management, Historic Preservation Planning, and Heritage Management services to clients throughout the United States and overseas. Our Houston office provides services across Texas and the Southeast. Our project portfolio includes maritime archaeology, heritage tourism work, historic site interpretation, and all phases of Section 106/110 investigation and coordination for FERC and USACE regulated pipeline and other Federally permitted projects. We stress meeting clients' needs in a timely and cost-effective fashion through technical excellence and efficient project management.

15 Hicks & Company Josh Haefner 1504 W. 5th Street Austin TX Phone: (512) Cell: (512) Website: Hicks & Company's archeology staff specializes in archeological and historical investigations to assure compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act, Texas Antiquities Code, and other city or county regulations. This includes archeological survey, testing, data recovery, and report writing and preparation. With expertise in both prehistoric and historic archeology, the archeology team regularly manages diverse projects ranging from highway and utility development to public park surveys. Since its inception, Hicks & Company has taken an interest in interdisciplinary approaches to all cultural resource studies, integrating diverse analyses to provide a comprehensive finished product. Hicks & Company's experienced staff of archeologists conduct oral history, and archival and secondary source research in support of numerous projects. Additionally, the archeology staff regularly integrates geoarcheological studies, faunal analysis, macro-botanical analyses, radiocarbon dating, detailed artifact analysis, and other specialized analytical studies in support of both historic and prehistoric investigations. Our list of past clients includes the Texas Department of Transportation, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the US Army Corps of Engineers, various city and county agencies, and electrical and water utilities. Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. Jesse Owens 1507 South IH-35 Austin, TX Phone: (512) Fax: (512) jesse_owens@horizon-esi.com Website: Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. (Horizon) is a woman-owned, small-business enterprise (WBE/DBE) formed in Horizon's Cultural Resources Division has extensive experience with cultural resources management, having conducted archival research, Native American consultation, survey/testing, and mitigation of terrestrial archeological sites for reservoirs, mines, land development, pipelines, water system improvement projects, and roadways throughout Texas and the surrounding states. Horizon cultural resources staff is comprised of archeologists who have previously worked at a variety of private environmental firms, as well as the Texas

16 Archeological Research Laboratory. These staff members have extensive experience with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, the Texas Antiquities Code, FERC permitting, and the US Army Corps of Engineers permitting. Horizon's staff is also TxDOT precertified in numerous environmental work categories. Integrated Environmental Solutions Kevin Stone, MA, RPA 610 Elm Street, Suite 300 McKinney, TX Phone: (972) Website: Integrated Environmental Solutions, LLC (IES) is a small, woman-owned HUB/DBE/WBEcertified full service environmental and cultural resources consulting firm headquartered in McKinney, Texas. For over 10 years, IES has worked under contract and in coordination with numerous political subdivisions, federal agencies, and private sector entities to maintain compliance with cultural resources requirements under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, National Environmental Policy Act, Sections 106 and 110 of the National Historic Preservation Act, and Antiquities Code of Texas. While the cultural resources team specializes in rapidly conducting archeological surveys and report preparation, IES is also capable of performing more intensive archeological evaluation and data recovery excavations, historic-age cemetery delineations, and the development of GIS cultural resources probability models. IES has a Federal Aviation Administration certified UAV/drone pilot to facilitate aerial photography, mapping, and photogrammetry. We can provide a wide variety of geophysical survey methods in support of site delineation, evaluation, and data recovery tasks. IES also has proven experience in documenting, assessing, and resolving adverse effects regarding historic-aged architectural resources. Through a detailed understanding of cultural resources regulations and a developed rapport with state and federal agencies, IES has the expertise necessary to effectively navigate the regulatory compliance world. Jacobs Engineering, Inc. Michael Mudd, RPA Principal Investigator / Cultural Resources Director 2705 Bee Cave Road Austin, TX Phone: (512) Michael.Mudd@jacobs.com

17 Macrobotanical Analysis Leslie L. Bush, Ph.D., R.P.A Twin Creeks Rd., B-104 Manchaca, TX Cell: (512) Website: Leslie Bush is a RPA-certified archaeologist with more than 20 years' experience analyzing floral macroremains from archaeological sites in Texas, the Plains, and the Eastern Woodlands of the United States. Macrobotanical Analysis, a HUB-certified business, is committed to delivering high quality services completed on time and on budget. Services include identification of plant remains prior to radiocarbon dating, sorting, identification and analysis of flotation samples, and reconstruction of ancient environments through direct analysis of plant macroremains and research with primary library and archival resources. Macrobotanical Analysis also assists clients with designing effective sampling strategies and developing improved recovery techniques to create cost-effective methods for the creation of archaeological knowledge. Macrobotanical Analysis is available for consultation while field investigations are still ongoing so that optimal sampling strategies can ensure clients obtain the best information possible for their budgets. Moore Archeological Consulting, Inc. Douglas Mangum, Senior Project Manager 2313 Brun Street Houston, TX Phone: (713) Fax: (713) dmangum@macenv.com Website: Moore Archeological Consulting, Inc. (MAC) has operated as a Cultural Resource Management (CRM) firm based in Houston, Texas, since its founding by Roger Moore, Ph.D. in Under the continued leadership of Dr. Moore, MAC combines extensive experience with a serviceoriented approach to the problems and objectives of CRM. We are accustomed to working as members of planning and design teams, and we understand the conditions for the successful completion of Federal and State archeological compliance projects. The firm has well established working relationships with Federal and State regulatory agencies and can provide the necessary range of cultural resource services to satisfy Section 106, Texas Antiquities Code, Federal Environmental Assessment and Impact Statements, and US Army Corps of Engineers Permit requirements for most projects. These services encompass archeological survey, site testing and

18 mitigation, construction monitoring, remote sensing, historic cemetery investigations, historical documentary research, architectural and structures investigations, GIS mapping, geomorphology, and maritime archeology. The firm also has expertise in the specialized subdisciplines of Conflict Archeology and Urban Archeology. MAC has conducted more than 700 major archeological projects and numerous desk-based investigations. These projects were conducted for an array of endeavors including highway construction, mass transit, park planning and development, energy projects, oil spills, flood control, real estate development, cemeteries, and industrial development among others. Open Range Archaeology, LLC. (ORA) Thomas E. Gruber, PhD, RPA, Principal Investigator Headquarter Location th Avenue NE Norman, Oklahoma, Phone: (405) Website: Open Range Archaeology, LLC. (ORA) is a full-service cultural resource company; we offer the full range of traditional and highly specialized archaeological, and laboratory services. Established in 2010, Open Range Archaeology, LLC. (ORA) has formed a dynamic team of professional archaeologists and anthropologists with the mission to provide expert and affordable Cultural Resource Management and Archaeological Research Services. ORA has successfully completed and permitted over 300 Section 106 related projects spanning the spectrum of archeological investigations. While our roots are in the Southwest and Great Plains our company has quickly grown to be a national consulting firm, our diversity, efficiency, and expertise allows us to meet the needs of our clients nationwide. Archival Review & Project Design Planning: ORA reviews and follows appropriate regulations and standards established by the unique nature and scope of each project investigation. We research relevant archaeological data and historic materials related to standing-structures and cultural resources. ORA also examine published literature, historic atlases, plat books, maps, and historical imagery for the project area of potential effect. This process develops a database of for information regarding historic people, events, places, and recorded archaeological sites to guide the project investigation. Field Survey & Monitoring: ORA develops specific research designs and field survey methodologies tailored to each project. Typically, the requirements of an investigation include the documentation of historic and prehistoric archaeological sites, to ensure that cultural resources within the project area are photographed, documented, and evaluated for significance.

19 A field survey inspects for prehistoric and historic archaeological cultural resources. This inspection can include subsurface testing and remote sensing to identify sub-surface materials and buried cultural resources that could potentially affected by the project. When archaeological sites are likely to be encountered, ORA can train project personnel and provide qualified archaeological monitors to assist. Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry: ORA in-house capabilities include non-invasive Geophysical methods, utilizing Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), Gradiometer (Magnetometry), and Electrical Conductivity (Resistivity) systems to detect for buried resources and investigate for archaeological materials and features. ORA also provides specialist services utilizing X-Ray Florescence (XRF). Our current equipment list includes: the Bartington 601-2, the Geoscan RM85, and the GSSI UtilityScan operated with the TerraSurveror, Geoplot, and RADAN software packages. ORA can also provide aerial photogrammetric surveys to generate data and visualize locations for analysis utilizing Agisoft PhotoScan Pro and Pix4D 3-D rendering software suites. When applied properly, these Geophysical remote sensing techniques can assist in locating archaeological resources and is a cost-effective method to focus investigations and provide value to our client's projects. Reporting & Consultation: Following archival review and field survey phases of an investigation, a comprehensive report for the project is authored and prepared for submission to the relevant permitting agency, if required. Often, lead regulatory agencies direct the report to a State Historic Preservation Of-ficer (SHPO) or require the applicant do so. The lead review or permitting agency may either accept ORA s finding and recommendations described within the project report, or provide comments or pro-pose guidance in cases where further investigation and evaluation is required. ORA works closely with agencies and regulators to develop and execute plans that efficiently protect cultural resources and successfully complete project goals. PaleoWest Archaeology/WSA, Inc. (WSA) James Karbula, Ph.D., RPA Senior Project Director/Office Principal 206 West Main Street, Suite 111 Round Rock, Texas Phone: Fax: jkarbula@williamself.com Website: After 29 years of successfully serving state, federal, municipal, tribal, and private clients in all aspects of cultural resource preservation needs, WSA, Inc. (WSA), as of 2018, has joined the PaleoWest Archaeology team. Founded in 2006 and based in Phoenix, Arizona, PaleoWest operates coast-to-coast and specializes in innovative archaeological solutions for their clientele

20 in federal, energy, land planning, and military markets. PaleoWest is a solution-oriented company designed to provide customized services for clients in a timely and professional manner. PaleoWest uses customized digital databases to record archaeological field data, thereby minimizing survey, analysis, and report cost, and excess paperwork. PaleoWest specializes in designing client-oriented applications for the most recent technology, including 3D digital models and subsurface remote sensing techniques, to facilitate a non-destructive approach to archaeology. As a PaleoWest Archaeology company, WSA is excited to be able to offer these tools to our clientele as well. The WSA Southern Region office, located in historic downtown Round Rock, Texas, was established in 2008 and has focused primarily on the energy sector, working with oil and gas, wind, and electric energy clientele in Texas, Oklahoma, and surrounding states. In addition to the energy sector, our clientele includes both state and federal agencies. Now, in conjunction with our PaleoWest partners, we have nine offices to serve five major regions of the United States. Dr. James Karbula serves as Senior Project Director and Office Principal of the WSA Southern Region office. Dr. Karbula received his Ph.D. from UT Austin and has more than 22 years of supervisory CRM experience. He has twice received the Award of Merit in Archaeology for Outstanding Report Production from the Texas Historical Commission and twice earned the E. Mott Davis Award for Excellence in Public Outreach. From energy development to municipal infrastructure to late 19th century expertise, WSA has the experience to coordinate your most complex regulatory situations with state and federal agencies to a concise, innovative and successful conclusion. Panamerican Consultants, Inc. Stephen R. James, Jr. RPA, CRD 91 Tillman St. Memphis, TN Phone: (901) Fax: (901) memphis@panamconsultants.com Website: Panamerican Consultants, Inc. is a full-service cultural resources management firm with one of the largest professional underwater archaeological staffs in the United States. Our capabilities encompass all levels and types of investigations, including archival and historic research, remote sensing survey and data analysis, underwater target and anomaly location and identification, NRHP assessment of underwater sites and features, site testing, and data recovery. These investigations have been conducted in offshore, coastal, estuarine, and riverine environments throughout the state of Texas. With excellent working relationships with the Texas Historical Commission and federal agencies, Panamerican provides compliance and permitting

21 requirements for navigation and harbor improvements, and pipeline and oil-industry related projects. POWER Engineers, Inc. Darren Schubert 509 N. Sam Houston Parkway Suite 200 Houston, TX Phone: (281) POWER Engineers, Inc. is a full-service engineering and environmental consulting firm that offers expert cultural resource management and consulting services to a wide range of public and private clients. POWER s Cultural Resources Group is organized into several regional offices serving Texas as well as other southwestern, southeastern, and northeastern states. Each regional office is led by a senior professional who has more than 20 years of experience, with particular expertise in federal and state permitting and regulatory compliance. Together our senior professional staff have more than 150 years of combined experience and have the ability to draw from our full-time staff of highly qualified archeological, anthropological, and historical professionals. POWER Engineers Cultural Resources Group specializes in routing and planning studies for large and small-scale energy industry projects, including records reviews, agency consultation, and field surveys designed to locate and minimize project-related impacts to the nation s irreplaceable natural and cultural resources. Prewitt and Associates, Inc. Ross C. Fields, RPA, CRD 2105 Donley Drive, Suite 400 Austin, TX Phone: (512) Fax: (512) rfields@paiarch.com Website: Prewitt and Associates provides cultural resources services throughout Texas and adjoining states. Based in Austin, we are a small business founded in Our staff offers expertise in all phases of prehistoric and historic archeology (background studies, survey, testing, data recovery, and construction monitoring), historic cemetery investigations, geomorphology, archival and oral history research, historical resources surveys, HABS/HAER documentation, National Register of Historic Places and State Antiquities Landmark nominations, Native American tribal consultation, descendant community and public outreach, and historic preservation planning. Our

22 clients include federal and state agencies, local governments, engineering and environmental firms, private industry (mining, oil and gas, solar, and wind power interests, as well as residential and commercial developers), neighborhood groups, and individuals. We regularly assist our clients in understanding cultural resources regulations and navigating the compliance processes required by Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, the Antiquities Code of Texas, and the National Environmental Policy Act. We provide the highest level of professional expertise, producing quality work on time and within budget. As recognition of this, the firm or its employees have received multiple awards from the Texas Historical Commission, the American Cultural Resources Association, the Council of Texas Archeologists, and the Texas Oral History Association. Raba-Kistner Environmental, Inc. Dr. Steve Tomka, CRD W. Golden Lane San Antonio, TX Phone: (210) Fax: (210) Website: Founded in 1968, Raba-Kistner Environmental, Inc. (RKEI) is recognized as one of the Southwest's largest consulting firms in Environmental Consulting, Engineering, and Testing. Our 40+ years of continuous service by the same executive management substantiates that we have been, and will continue to be available to meet our clients' objectives. RKEI provides cultural resources consulting services on a variety of projects to ensure compliance with state and federal regulations such as the Antiquities Code of Texas, the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Our areas of expertise include archival and historic research, archeological desktop studies, surveys, and testing projects, as well as, archaeological prospection using remote sensing techniques, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Having worked on hundreds of projects ranging across all phases of archaeological work and under the jurisdiction of local, state and federal oversight agencies, Raba Kistner Environmental is uniquely positioned to assist both our public and private clients with cultural resources compliance from the planning and design phase through construction monitoring to ensure that compliance is achieved in a timely and cost-effective manner. Headquartered in San Antonio, the firm has established offices in Austin, Brownsville, Dallas, Houston, and McAllen, Texas.

23 Southeastern Archaeological Research, Inc. (SEARCH) Charlotte D. Pevny, PhD, RPA, Project Manager 4226 Canal Street New Orleans, Louisiana Phone: (504) Fax: (352) Website: Headquarter Location 315 NW 139th Terrace Newberry, Florida Phone: (352) Fax: (352) Website: Southeastern Archaeological Research, Inc. (SEARCH) is a full-service cultural resource company; we offer a multidisciplinary integration of our five divisions: Archaeology, Maritime Archaeology, Architectural History, History and Archives, and Heritage Design. SEARCH has one of the largest teams of professional archaeologists in the nation, and we deliver the full range of traditional and highly specialized archaeological, laboratory, conservation, and curation services. We have a best in industry reputation for rapid response, major project logistics, and innovative services, such as Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) based predictive modeling, high density laser scanning, ground penetrating radar (GPR), and creative alternatives to traditional mitigation. The depth of our staff, fleet, equipment, and facilities enables us to conduct multiple simultaneous projects across a wide geographic area, including remote areas that have extreme conditions. The Maritime Archaeology Division delivers the full suite of submerged cultural resource services to customers nationwide and worldwide. SEARCH has the highest capacity maritime archaeology division in the country, and we have the capability to conduct major projects, multiple simultaneous projects, and remote long term deployments. Our Maritime staff includes US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) certified divers and experts in historic shipwrecks, submerged prehistoric resources, remote sensing, conservation, geographic information system (GIS), and dive safety. The Architectural History Division provides the traditional suite of historic built environment services as well as highly specialized tasks such as Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) reviews, determination of effects analyses, literature reviews, and climate change vulnerability assessments. We have national and international expertise with historic building inventories, assessments, and recordation according to Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS), Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), and Historic American Landscapes Survey (HALS) standards.