ACS was contracted by Minquest to conduct biological and cultural assessments for this mining exploration project on US Forest Service (USFS) land near Globe, Arizona. ACS biologists completed surveys for the Arizona hedgehog cactus and worked with Minquest and the USFS to move drilling locations, establish construction avoidance measures, and conduct postconstruction . . . → Read More: Biological and Cultural Resource Assessments, Copper Springs Mining Exploration, Minquest
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ACS conducted a cultural resource survey and a biological review for a pipeline repair project in Quartzsite, Arizona, on behalf of the El Paso Natural Gas Corporation. The archaeological survey recorded a historical trash dump, which was mapped with intact items identified, but no significant sites. The principal concern relative to biological resources for this . . . → Read More: Cultural Resource and Biological Review, Pipeline Repair Project, El Paso Natural Gas Corp. In 2003 and 2004, ACS provided El Paso with environmental services for the repair of a natural gas pipeline at the San Carlos River crossing south of US 70 on the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation, Arizona. El Paso selected ACS based on ACS’ excellent performance on previous El Paso projects, ACS’ . . . → Read More: Environmental Monitoring, Cultural Resources, and Biology, Natural Gas Pipeline Repair Project, El Paso Natural Gas As a subcontractor on Jacobs’ multi-year on-call contract with ADOT, ACS is responsible for biological and hazardous materials clearances for highway construction and maintenance projects. These projects include road widening, bridge rehabilitation, highway repaving, mapping and evaluation of material source and stockpile locations. ACS has been assigned . . . → Read More: Environmental Services, ADOT Environmental On-Call, Jacobs From December 2004 through August 2006, under our five-year on-call contract with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, ACS conducted intensive testing and construction monitoring along 28 miles of water pipeline, dike, channelization, and temporary pond construction areas on the San Xavier District, Tohono O’odham Nation, Pima Count. The project was undertaken for . . . → Read More: Archaeological Testing, San Xavier Farm Rehabilitation, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation |
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