Pek Services Inc

Federal Statutory Mandated Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 Cultural Resource Surveys Located on Roughly 6000 Acres Within Watersheds Contained in the Huron-manistee National Forests. the Surveys Are Required Before Any Timber Removal Activities Can Occur. This Project Directly Supports the Executive Order for Immediate Expansion of American Timber Production. This Agreement Represents Value Added to the Forest Service Due to the Ability of the Partner to Support the Management and Labor Intensive Nature of This Cultural Resource Survey Work. Work Includes Field Labor Survey Crews (qualified Crew Leads and Technicians Conducting Walking Transects, Shovel Tests, Recording Points, Artifact Collection, and Labeling. This Is the Most Intensive Portion of the Scope of Work. Field Travel, Per Diem, Lodging, Field Supplies and Equipment (consisting of Tools Like Screens, Shovels, Global Positioning Satellite Units, Pin Flags, Photo Scales, Safety Gear, Batteries, Small Tools), Artifact Processing and Curation (cleaning, Cataloging, Labeling, Photographing, and Packaging for Curation to Meet State Archaeological Repository Requirements), Geographic Information System Mapping and Dataprocessing (digitizing Survey Units, Integrating Waypoints, Creating Shapefiles, Site Maps and Data Layers for Agency Records), Site Form Preparation and State Documentation (completing Michigan Site Forms, National Eligibility Assessments and Attaching Maps/photos, Quality Assurance (supervisory Review of Field Notes, Maps, Data, Artifact Logs and State Forms Before Submission), Final Report Preparation and Submission (writing/editing the Final Technical Report, Integrating All Maps/photos and Producing Electronic and Hard Copy Deliverables Per Forest Service Standards.