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NOTABLE CONTACT RESOURCES WEBMASTER INFO-REQUEST
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State and local Departments of
Transportation (DOTs) routinely encounter the need for cultural resource
services. Cultural resources are a vital component of feasibility and alternative
location studies, as well as a critical element in the completion of
Environmental Impact Statement documentation for construction corridors. New
South Associates has worked closely with a number of state and county
transportation programs to provide innovative, responsive, and timely
recommendations on the role of archaeological and historic sites in
transportation planning. Our objectives are to clearly and concisely identify
cultural resource concerns at an early stage in the planning process, to help
evaluate the potential impacts of transportation projects on these resources,
to help evaluate these impacts within the matrix of other social and
environmental issues, and to mitigate adverse effects where they occur in a
timely and cost effective manner, avoiding construction delays. As a measure of our success in
providing quality consulting of real benefit to transportation engineers, New
South Associates has been awarded more than 70 transportation cultural
resource projects as well as indefinite delivery contracts for cultural
resource transportation studies. We have worked extensively with the South
Carolina Department of Transportation, the North Carolina Department of
Transportation, and the Georgia Department of Transportation, as well as the
DOTs of Tennessee, Alabama, and the US Virgin Islands. When the Federal
Highway Department required a consultant for a road survey in Georgia, they
hired New South Associates. And we recognize that transportation does not
just take place on the highway. We have provided cultural resource studies
for airport expansions and rapid rail lines too. |
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