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North Carolina Emergency Management is seeking bids for a qualified archaeologist to conduct mandatory monitoring and surveying of ground-disturbing activities for the North Carolina Hazard Mitigation project. This is an Agency Specific Contract awarded on a firm-fixed-price basis, with bids evaluated based on price.

Scope

Archaeological monitoring of ground-disturbing activities for hazard mitigation projects.
Archaeological surveying and reporting for project closeout.

Sealed bid — price onlyBid opening Oct 15Q&A closedSubmission: portalDays to respond: 7

CompetitionCompetition unknownNo award history or sole-source language found for this buyer and code.

From USAspending awards and the notice text, recomputed nightly (Oct 7). A signal, not a verdict.

How to get the bid documents

Download the 2 documents below (no portal account needed)
Check the submission requirements in the compliance checklist
Submit through NC Division of Purchase & Contract - Electronic Vendor Portal (eVP) (free account) before 10:00 AM ET on Oct 15

To submit, you need a free account at NC Division of Purchase & Contract - Electronic Vendor Portal (eVP).

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19-IFB-2363957108-RMT Archeological Monitoring and Surveying.pdf689 KB · 36 pages
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19-IFB-2363957108-RMT Archaeological Services Addendum 1.pdf203 KB · 7 pages
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Details

Place of performance: North Carolina
Buyer type: State
Notice type: IFB
Solicitation no.: Doc2409793445
Category: Consulting · beta
Period of performance: 3-year base from attachment p.7
Contract type: Firm-fixed-price from notice
Evaluation: Sealed bid, price only (FAR 14) from notice
Local presence: Not required
Amendments: None since Sep 23
Contact: Morgan Rilling

Not stated in the notice: estimated value. Check the bid documents.

Contact details from the source notice. Contact the buyer only about this solicitation, and note the question deadline has passed.

Key dates

Wed, Sep 23Posted

Sep 30Q&A closed

Thu, Oct 15 · 10:00 AM ETResponses due · 7 days left Under 14 days

Thu, Oct 15 · 2:00 PM ETBid opening

Change log

verified Wed, Oct 7 · 8:15 PM ET

No amendments since posting on Wed, Sep 23; verified Wed, Oct 7 · 8:15 PM ET.

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Notice as published

Archaeological Monitoring and Survey Services

North Carolina Emergency Management is seeking bids for a qualified Secretary of the Interior (SOI) qualified archaeologist to conduct mandatory monitoring of ground-disturbing activities for the North Carolina Hazard Mitigation project, ensuring full compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. The contracted specialist will manage regulatory communication, execute stop-work protocols to protect unexpected cultural or burial discoveries, and deliver state-compliant archaeological reports required for final project closeout. This Agency Specific Contract is to provide Archaeological Monitoring and Surveying on an “as needed” basis if and when ordered by the North Carolina Division of Emergency Management (NCEM).

The State does not guarantee any minimum or maximum quantity of Services. The State will only be responsible for services requested and received.

Listing collected from NC Division of Purchase & Contract - Electronic Vendor Portal (eVP). Always confirm requirements in the original solicitation before you bid.