NRCS Utah is seeking proposals from Cultural Resource Management firms to conduct an intensive pedestrian cultural resources inventory on approximately 775 acres of private land in Iron County, Utah. The inventory is required to fulfill Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act before implementing conservation practices such as brush management, range planting, and forest stand improvements. These practices aim to enhance rangeland conditions, reduce soil loss, improve wildlife habitat, and increase forage production. The contractor will identify historic properties that may be adversely affected within the area of potential effects. No budget amount or performance timeline is specified.