ACS recently completed a Class III cultural resource survey and historic building survey at the Iron King Mine and Humboldt Smelter, located just outside of Humboldt, Arizona. The survey was conducted in compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act on behalf of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for their Remedial Investigation/Feasibility . . . → Read More: Class III Cultural Resources Survey & Historic Research at Iron King Mine & Humboldt Smelter, EPA, Humboldt, Arizona
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ACS was selected to perform the cultural resource studies for the construction phase of the Valley Metro Light Rail project. ACS monitored construction at various locations throughout the Phoenix metropolitan area (Phoenix, Tempe, and Mesa) and completed a four-month-long archaeological data recovery program at Pueblo Grande and a six-month-long data recovery program . . . → Read More: Archaeological Investigations, Metro Light Rail Project, Metropolitan Phoenix Area, Metro Rail In 2007, Reclamation awarded ACS our sixth multi-year on-call contract that covers a broad range of cultural resource tasks throughout Arizona and parts of western New Mexico. Since 2001, we have completed more than 85 separate task orders for Reclamation. Project examples include Class I literature reviews; over 60 National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) . . . → Read More: Cultural Resources On-call Contract, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Between May and June 1999, as subcontractor to Sverdrup Civil, Inc. (currently Jacobs) for ADOT, ACS conducted data recovery at AZ U:5:33(ASM) in north-central Maricopa County. The site, originally recorded as a low-density prehistoric artifact scatter with fire-cracked rock features, was identified extending within the ADOT Pima Freeway (Highway 101) right-of-way and . . . → Read More: Archaeological Data Recovery, Pima Freeway (Loop 101) Archaeological Project, Sverdrup Civil, Inc. (Jacobs) ACS was selected in September, 2008, by the 56th Range Management Office (56 RMO), Luke Air Force Base to provide intensive archaeological survey, site recording, and testing within an area totaling approximately 600 acres within the Barry M. Goldwater Range (BMGR) East. The fieldwork will be completed this winter and will include . . . → Read More: Cultural Resource Survey and Archaeological Testing, Barry M. Goldwater Range, Luke Air Force Base |
 
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