Autocad/GIS
Ceramic Specialist
Geomorphologist
Faunal Analysis
Phase I and II Archaeological Surveys
Phase IA and IB Archaeological Surveys
Phase III Data Recoveries
Cultural Resource Notification Forms
Desktop Surveys
Experience Working with Local, State, and Federal Agencies, Including Tribal Historic Preservation Offices (THPOs)
Current Knowledge Regarding Permit Requirements of All Types
Memorandums of Agreement or Understanding (MOA/MOU)
When projects result in an adverse effect to a historic or archaeological resource, mitigation will be required. CDC has worked with clients, agencies, and consulting parties to successfully develop a wide range of creative mitigation options including:
Permanent or Temporary Exhibits
Traveling Educational Materials
Videos
Publications
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See more in our Project Blog
Completion of all forms required to assess the eligibility of buildings, structures, sites, objects, and districts for the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) for projects reviewed under the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) and other state history codes.
Assessments of Effect/Potential Visual Effects
Mitigation of Adverse Effects
Over 30 years of experience - CDC is one of the first Cultural Resource Management firms in the region
CDC is member of Team Professional Services to ensure compliance for employee drug and alcohol testing and background screenings
All employees have successfully completed safety training for major oil, gas, and coal companies
CDC has never had an accident in the field