Summary

Historical research, archaeological research, consulting, history, archaeology, cultural resources management, architectural history, environmental permitting, National Historic Preservation Act, National Environmental Policy Act, interpretation, museum, exhibit, interpretive planning, litigation support, environmental litigation, tribes and tribal litigation, water rights, industrial, National Register of Historic Places, HABS/HAER, cultural landscape, archives, Indian, hydroelectric

Description

HRA provides consulting services for public and private clients in cultural resource management (CRM), litigation support, and historical research. HRA has 21 Archaeologists who meet the Secretary of the Interior’s professional qualification standards in Archaeology, 18 Historians who meet the qualification standards in History, and 6 Architectural Historians and Preservationists who meet the qualification standards in Architectural History. HRA’s support staff includes two certified interpretive planners, GIS specialists, cultural resource laboratory specialists, information technology specialists, digital interpretation specialists, desktop publishers, and editors. Our company-wide computer network and in-house production capabilities enable us to deliver timely, competitive, and professional research services. Federal compliance projects (NHPA, NEPA, SEPA, 4(f) etc.), inventory and resource recordation.

Special details

sites/historical resources, data-recovery mitigation, artifact processing/analysis; tribal consultation, unanticipated/inadvertent discovery plans; site-protection plans; construction monitoring plans, research, reconnaissance, identification, evaluation, and treatment of historical and architectural resources; historic structure reports, HABS/HAER, and historical assessments; applying Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines; memorandums of agreement/understanding; mitigation/treatment plans; NRHP nominations; archival research, historical video preparation, and photographic documentation; interpretive signs, exhibits, brochures, books, video, and installations; archival research; oral histories; administrative histories; environmental, tribal, water, and other litigation support; expert witness testimony; research, writing, and consultation on interpretive signs, exhibits, brochures, books, video, and installations; interpretive planning

Profile

  • Incorporated in
    Montana
  • Established since
    1978
  • Main/Branch
    Branch

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