Headwaters is dedicated to providing expert Cultural Resources Surveys and Coordination services in strict accordance with the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (NHPA). With a thorough understanding of the critical Section 106 compliance required for federal permitting and funding, our experienced team skillfully navigates these regulatory complexities. Collaborating with trusted partner firms across the Southeast, Headwaters orchestrates comprehensive cultural resource reviews and Phase I and II Cultural Resources Surveys while seamlessly engaging with State Historic Preservation Offices (SHPO) throughout the southern United States. Our commitment to preserving cultural heritage and responsible stewardship is evident in our comprehensive offerings, ensuring that clients meet their regulatory obligations and contribute to the preservation of our shared history.