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• RLR Cultural Resources, LLC conducts both archaeological and historic preservation projects in fulfillment of the national environmental policy act (NEPA), Washington State Environmental Protection Act (SEPA), the National Historic Preservation act (NHPA), and other federal and state laws.   RLR has been in business since 2002 and serves Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Hawaii.  Our staff meets the Secretary of Interior Guidelines for Archaeology and Historic Preservation.  We are experienced in a wide variety of cultural resource compliance and work with many federal, state, and tribal agencies to successfully manage resources and guide clients through permitting and compliance.  

•      Okanogan   National Forest- Twisp River
•      KCCD Cox-Greenbow Farm   
•      Benton R & H    
•      Greear Ellensburg solar  storage   
•      IRZ - 22.1 Grant   
•      PBS Walla Walla Plaza Way    
•      PBS Plaza Way Geotech 
•      HLA-scenic Ridge 
•      JUB-10th Avenue Bridge   
•      Chelan PUD Monitoring   
•      Chelan- Beaver CR Culverts   
•      Schneider-Benton  City    
•      Pasco-Columbia River Walk Apartment plat   
•      Spokane- Latah Glen   
•      Malaga Park Research part A       
•      HLA- Prosser Well   
•      HLA-Snoqualmie   
•      Richland-Columbia Park   
•      BPA Phase 3 report  
•      BPA Monitoring
•      Wallace Ranch Field    

• We routinely make NRHP Eligibility determinations, and have the State of Washington Access Database in our offices, and will provide full documentation of any historic sites or structures during the course of this service contract.

• We are familiar with, and have conducted both pre-planning technical reviews, as well as post-project treatment plans for the preservation of Historic Places.

• We have been involved in several instances of Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) development, planning and execution this year with our work on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest.

• We are a full service archaeological company, provisioned for all manner of field investigation, as well as lab space for temporary curation and analysis. Additionally, we utilize GIS (ESRI) systems to provide accurate mapping.

• Although much of our work is in Eastern Washington State, we utilize the DAHP archives in Olympia, and are comfortable with project research throughout the State.

• Christopher Landreau was a liaison assigned to the Mid-Columbia, Army Corps of Engineers, Cultural resources consultation group, throughout his tenure with the Yakima Nation.  He was also a working group member on the Chelan County PUD, Lake Chelan, and Rocky Reach Dam re-licensing consultation groups. He is both comfortable and adept at consultation with multi-agency, and tribal group meetings.  Also, he has presented papers at several professional conferences, and would be available for such after any major work conducted as a result of this project.

• RLR Cultural Resources, LLC has completed both State of Washington, and Archaeological Resources Protection Act (ARPA) permits for subsurface archaeological investigation as necessary.  We also provide site damage assessments.

• Finally RLR will provide additional services on a sub-contracted basis when necessary. Services such as radiocarbon or accelerator dating may become essential, as well as soils, and geological analysis, faunal analysis, osteological analysis, tool hydrations, floral analysis, etc. We will facilitate those undertakings as negotiated under each Task Order.