Public Sector Expansion Recent NPS.gov contract and geophysical survey work for Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River indicates Hartgen’s capability to deliver archaeological background reviews and field surveys for federal park units, suggesting strong potential for expanded opportunities with federal agencies and park service projects.

Geography & Reach With offices in New York and Vermont and a track record of 7,000+ cultural resource studies across the Northeast, Hartgen is well positioned to win regional municipal, transportation, and development projects requiring NHPA Section 106 compliance and state historic preservation work.

Regulatory Expertise Deep familiarity with Section 106 NHPA and state laws (New York and Vermont) combined with 11 full-time 36 CFR 61 qualified archaeologists makes Hartgen a strong partner for clients needing compliant, turnkey cultural resource management and permitting support.

Diverse Client Base Serving federal and state agencies, municipalities, engineering and architectural firms, developers, preservation groups, and non-profits, Hartgen can leverage partnerships and multi-stakeholder projects to pursue bigger, multidisciplinary win opportunities in infrastructure, housing, and land development.

Recent Growth Signals New client engagement with the National Park Service and ongoing archeological studies (e.g., gravel pit project) signal active business development and a pipeline of next-generation consulting opportunities in environmental and cultural resource services.