OUR SERVICES
At SPARC, we excel in Cultural Resource Management (CRM), a field established in the 1970s with key federal preservation laws. Our expertise covers the Archaeological and Historic Preservation Act, NHPA, USDOT Act, NEPA, Clean Water Act, Coastal Zone Management Act, American Indian Religious Freedom Act, and Archaeological Resources Protection Act.
We guide agencies, corporations, and individuals through Section 106 of the NHPA compliance, ensuring seamless processes. Our services include orchestrating consultations, generating Effect Documentation, and crafting Agreement Documents like Programmatic Agreements and MOAs/MOUs.
Additionally, we specialize in Section 4(f) Compliance of the USDOT, conducting Section 4(f) and De Minimis evaluations and preparing comprehensive documentation.
SPARC is committed to meticulous stewardship of cultural resources. Our services include Feasibility Studies, Phase I Archaeological Surveys, and Architectural Investigations, are tailored to meet diverse needs. Our thorough Phase II Determinations and Phase III Mitigation/Data Recovery ensure professional rigor and precision.
Our Laboratory Services provide reliable, high-caliber results for cultural heritage preservation. Trust SPARC for your cultural resource management needs, where professionalism and expertise safeguard our shared legacy.
Dedicated to preserving cultural heritage while facilitating progress, SPARC bridges the past and future, ensuring development and preservation go hand in hand. Partner with us to navigate the complexities of cultural resource management confidently.
Feasibility
Studies
SPARC conducts comprehensive Feasibility Studies, providing meticulously prepared Existing Conditions Technical Reports to evaluate the potential impacts of proposed projects on cultural resources.
Archaeological
Services
SPARC offers a full spectrum of archaeological services, including monitoring, surveys, evaluations, mitigation, and data recovery, ensuring the preservation and documentation of cultural resources.
Architectural
services
SPARC leads Phase I Architectural Investigations, identifying and evaluating historic resources within Areas of Potential Effect, and providing thorough documentation and compliance recommendations.
Laboratory
Services
SPARC’s state-of-the-art laboratory services support archaeological research with precise analysis, conservation techniques, and comprehensive data interpretation, ensuring high standards of artifact preservation.