The US Army Corps of Engineers is a federal agency, working under the Department of the Defense. They are one of the world's largest public engineering, design, and construction management agencies. The USACE, Seattle District have been seeking a contractor to provide a Cultural Resource Survey of archaeological as well as historic structures for their Duckabush River Estuary Project. The successful contractor is Harris Environmental Group. The estimated contract value is $76,783.

AWARD: US ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT SEATTLE: Duckabush Cultural Resource Survey. Awardee: HARRIS ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP, INC. (078511018)

To see the original notice, go to the following link.

To see the full award, go to the following link.

Award Details:
Harris Environment Group
650 N 6th Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85705
USA
+1 520-628-7648

Contact:

US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District
4735 E. Marginal Way S.
Seattle, WA 98134
USA
For the attention of: Casandra Hutchins
casandra.a.hutchins@usace.army.mil

Image: Duckabush Estuary / Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

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