Sectors

550+ projects completed

Multiple projects for leading development firms, including:

• Kleinfelder
• Mabbett & Associates
• Terracon
• Oneida

Chronicle helps developers navigate cultural resources requirements on commercial, residential, recreational, and mixed-use projects. Across more than 550 completed land development projects, our teams have supported clients through due diligence, field investigations, mitigation, permitting, and regulatory coordination.

We work alongside leading development and engineering firms, including Kleinfelder, Mabbett & Associates, Terracon, and Oneida, helping projects move forward while addressing compliance requirements across jurisdictions and stakeholder groups. Our approach combines local knowledge, technical expertise, and scalable project delivery systems to solve challenges early and reduce project risk.

The San Francisco Transbay Transit Center reflects this experience. As part of one of the nation’s most significant urban redevelopment and transportation infrastructure projects, Chronicle provided cultural resources support that helped meet regulatory requirements within a complex, fast-moving development environment.

200+ projects completed

Multiple projects for leading energy firms, including:

• Audobon Companies
• Del Sol Group
• Orion Renewable Energy Group
• EPCOR
• Ensolum

Chronicle specializes in helping energy generation and transmission projects move forward efficiently while protecting cultural heritage resources and meeting regulatory requirements. Our firm seamlessly integrates infrastructure development with cultural heritage preservation, supporting projects that range from powerline corridors and solar energy facilities to offshore wind developments.

With more than 225 completed energy projects, Chronicle brings proven experience, practical solutions, and multidisciplinary expertise to complex energy initiatives. We work with leading energy and infrastructure companies, including Audubon Companies, Del Sol Group, Orion Renewable Energy Group, EPCOR, and Ensolum, helping clients identify cultural resource considerations, reduce project risk, and maintain compliance throughout planning, permitting, and construction.

A key example is the Hywind Maine Project, an offshore wind project that showcases our ability to support renewable energy development while safeguarding the archaeological, historical, and cultural resources that may intersect critical infrastructure projects.

350+ projects completed

Multiple projects for leading oil and gas companies, including:

• Eversource
• Georgia Power Company
• NextEra Energy
• EDF Power Solutions
• Alliant Energy
• Harvest Midstream

Chronicle helps oil and gas companies navigate cultural resources requirements across pipelines, transmission corridors, production facilities, and other critical energy infrastructure projects. Our teams work alongside developers, engineers, and operators to identify cultural resource considerations early, reduce regulatory risk, and keep projects moving through planning, permitting, and construction.

Across more than 350 completed oil and gas projects, Chronicle has supported complex infrastructure programs that span multiple jurisdictions, agencies, and stakeholder groups. We partner with organizations including Eversource, Georgia Power Company, NextEra Energy, EDF Power Solutions, Alliant Energy, and Harvest Midstream, bringing together archaeologists, historians, permitting specialists, and regulatory experts to help clients meet compliance obligations without losing momentum.

The UNEV Pipeline Project reflects this approach. Through strategic planning, field investigations, and regulatory coordination, we helped address cultural resources requirements within a large-scale infrastructure environment.

Multiple projects for leading communications firms, including:

• Trileaf Environmental and Property Consultants
• Cox Communications
• Uplink

Chronicle helps communications providers navigate cultural resources requirements for the infrastructure that keeps people connected. From cellular tower construction and network upgrades to fiber optic deployment, our teams work alongside clients to identify cultural resource considerations early, manage regulatory obligations, and keep projects moving.

Through Master Service Agreements with communications-focused developers, Chronicle provides responsive, scalable support across all 50 states and the District of Columbia. That national reach allows us to support programs that span multiple markets while maintaining the local knowledge and regulatory understanding needed to work effectively in each jurisdiction.

We have worked for industry leading firms like Trileaf Environmental and Property Consultants, Cox Communications, and Uplink, helping clients move projects through planning, permitting, and compliance with greater certainty and fewer surprises. An intensive survey completed for a major U.S. carrier reflects this capability, demonstrating our ability to mobilize teams, coordinate across geographies, and deliver cultural resources support at the scale modern communications infrastructure demands.

200+ projects completed

Multiple projects for leading DOT agencies, including:

• Florida Department of Transportation
• Minnesota Department of Transportation
• North Carolina Department of Transportation
• New Mexico Department of Transportation
• Wisconsin Department of Transportation
• Tennessee Department of Transportation
• Virginia Department of Transportation

Chronicle helps transportation agencies, engineering firms, and infrastructure developers navigate cultural resources requirements from planning through construction. Across more than 200 completed transportation projects, our teams have supported highway, bridge, transit, and roadway improvement programs by identifying cultural resource considerations early, managing compliance obligations, and helping projects move forward with greater certainty.

Our transportation experience spans the full project lifecycle, including support for National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) compliance, cultural resource investigations, mitigation planning, construction monitoring, and worker environmental awareness training. We have partnered with transportation agencies across the country, including the Florida, Minnesota, North Carolina, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Tennessee, and Virginia Departments of Transportation (DOTs).

Our work with Florida DOT reflects this approach. By combining experienced field teams, practical compliance strategies, and responsive project management, we helped support a complex transportation program from environmental review through construction.

200+ projects completed

Multiple projects for leading federal agencies, including:

• Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
• National Park Service (NPS)
• United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)
• United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
• Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC)
• Federal Aviation Administration

Chronicle helps federal agencies navigate cultural resources requirements on complex infrastructure, natural resource, military, and public lands projects. Since 2009, our teams have supported mission-driven work that balances project delivery with responsible stewardship of archaeological, historical, and cultural resources.

Across more than 200 completed federal projects, we have partnered with agencies including the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), National Park Service (NPS), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC), and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Our experience spans planning, consultation, compliance, field investigations, mitigation, and construction support.

As a current GSA 899 Environmental Schedule contract holder, federal agencies can quickly and easily order our services.

The Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Cultural Resources Project reflects our federal experience. Supporting a large-scale federal infrastructure initiative required coordination across agencies, stakeholders, and landscapes while addressing cultural resources considerations throughout project development—helping deliver critical public infrastructure while protecting the cultural heritage resources entrusted to federal stewardship.

800+ projects completed

Multiple projects for leading state and local government agencies, including:

• Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
• City of Little Rock
• City of Phoenix
• Michigan Department of Natural Resources
• Arkansas Black Mayors Association (ABMA)
• City of San Jose
• Commonwealth of Kentucky

Chronicle helps state and local agencies move public projects forward while addressing the cultural resources that shape their communities. Across more than 800 completed projects, our teams have supported public works, infrastructure improvements, land management, and community development efforts with local knowledge, practical compliance strategies, and experienced field teams.

We work with agencies and municipalities across the country, including the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, City of Little Rock, City of Phoenix, Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Arkansas Black Mayors Association, City of San Jose, and the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Our nationwide network allows us to bring the right regional expertise to each project while supporting clients through planning, research, documentation, regulatory coordination, and community engagement.

The Mapping Montgomery and its Role in the Modern Civil Rights Movement project reflects this work at its best: helping public-sector partners document and preserve cultural heritage while advancing projects that matter to the communities they serve.

Multiple projects for leading mining companies, including:

• Centerra Gold
• Origin Minerals
• The Mosaic Company
• Barksdale Resources

Chronicle helps mining companies navigate the cultural resources requirements that accompany exploration, development, and operations. Working alongside clients from early planning and permitting through mitigation and compliance, our teams help identify potential challenges early, reduce regulatory risk, and keep projects moving.

We have supported mining companies including Centerra Gold, Origin Minerals, The Mosaic Company, and Barksdale Resources, bringing together archaeologists, historians, permitting specialists, and project managers to address cultural resource considerations across the project lifecycle.

The Transformative Data Recovery Project at Bald Mountain Mine in eastern Nevada reflects this approach. By combining technical expertise, field execution, and practical project management, we helped preserve important archaeological resources while supporting an active mining operation.

Multiple projects for leading tribal agencies, including:

• Indian Health Service
• Seminole Tribe of Florida
• Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation
• Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians
• Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians
• Gila River Indian Community
• Southern Ute Indian Tribe

Chronicle partners with Native American tribes and tribal organizations to support cultural resource stewardship, preservation planning, and the protection of places, histories, and traditions that hold lasting cultural significance. Our teams work collaboratively with tribal governments and Tribal Historic Preservation Offices on initiatives ranging from cultural resource inventories and management plans to consultation support and long-term preservation strategies.

We have supported tribal and federal partners including the Indian Health Service, Seminole Tribe of Florida, Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians, Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, Gila River Indian Community, and Southern Ute Indian Tribe.

Our work with the Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians reflects this approach: combining technical expertise with respectful collaboration and culturally informed solutions. It’s the kind of work we value most—supporting tribal priorities while helping preserve cultural heritage for future generations.