Latest US Anthropology Contracts & Bids

The project involves providing and installing high-density shelving units for the state archaeologist's archives at the University of Wyoming. The project includes concrete demolition, installation of a concrete topping slab, and modifications to the building's mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. The estimated project completion date is May 1, 2026.

This notice is for a sole-source contract for ethnographic research and writing services at Tumacácori National Historical Park, Tuma. The contract is justified as the only responsible source due to the need for tribal consultation and the researcher's proximity to the park. No market research was conducted as a previous option was to use a CESU agreement, which was deemed unsuitable. The successful bidder, Anthropology Research LLC, has assured the NPS that the contract will only necessitate a 10% overhead fee, rather than the standard 17. 5% written into CESU agreements. This is expected to save the government money and improve budget efficiency. The notice also states that all responsible sources may submit a capability statement, which will be considered by the agency. Any comments or questions regarding this notice may be directed to andy. zoltak@nps. gov.

This is a sources sought announcement for cultural resource services, primarily in Hawaii, the Marianas, Western Pacific, and Asia. The government is seeking qualified large and small businesses, including specific types of small businesses, to determine the feasibility of an unrestricted with a partial small business set-aside designation. Interested firms must submit a completed information summary matrix and potential offeror questionnaire by 2:00 PM HST on May 21, 2025, via email to the specified addresses. The announcement emphasizes the importance of meeting minimum qualifications and SAM registration. No telephone calls will be accepted, and no reimbursement will be made for costs associated with providing information.