The combination of both preserving our history and helping projects move forward is the ultimate goal of our cultural resources team. We understand the implications of locating cultural artifacts and our team's expertise and understanding of these procedures will effectively and efficiently guide our clients through the process. We are also proud to implement innovative designs and plans to address a cultural site, should one be uncovered.

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The Ackerman-Estvold cultural resources group includes a Registered Professional Archaeologist and experienced field staff that are well-versed in local, regional and national prehistory and history. We provide a full range of consultation services required under Section 106. Our firm is well-equipped to draft and produce all documents and technical reports including cultural resources inventory, Phase I, II, and III reports, Eligibility/Effects reports, archaeological site forms, Determination of Eligibility forms, and National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) nominations for any cultural resources undertaking. Ackerman-Estvold's cultural resources group provides highly qualified staff, an established and experienced management team, and the technical skills necessary to complete assigned tasks and contract administration in a professional and timely manner.