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County supplements cultural-resource contract with Northwest Heritage Consultants
Summary
Lewis County approved a supplemental contract with Northwest Heritage Consultants (doing business as Cultural Resource Consultants) for up to $250,000 to provide 2025 cultural-resource services, funded by FEMA public-assistance, RCO and FBRB funds.
Commissioners on Sept. 9 approved a supplement to the county’s annual cultural-resource services contract with Northwest Heritage Consultants, doing business as Cultural Resource Consultants, authorizing work up to $250,000 including tax. Staff said the supplement is funded by FEMA public-assistance grant funds and by RCO and FBRB funding sources listed in the packet; the item passed as part of the deliberation package, 2-0.
The presentation identified the contractor and the funding sources; staff did not read a detailed scope in the audio but described the item as the 2025 annual cultural-resource services contract supplement.
Why it matters: cultural-resource services support county compliance with historic-preservation and grant conditions when projects impact cultural resources; funding from FEMA and other sources typically ties to disaster recovery and grant rules.
What to watch: agency staff will use the supplemented contract to deliver cultural-resource review and compliance services tied to funded projects.
