DRAFT ARCHAEOLOGICAL REPORT Sample Clauses

DRAFT ARCHAEOLOGICAL REPORT. The Draft Final Archaeological Report shall include, but is not limited to the information specified in Attachment J-2 Outline for Draft Final and Final Archaeological Reports in Section J. The Draft Final Archaeological Report shall be a finished document that has been evaluated according to the Contractor’s Quality Control Plan; and which has been copy-edited for consistency, organization, grammar, spelling, and punctuation. The report shall be submitted to the Contracting Officer or designated COR as specified in the Task Order. If revisions are necessary, the Government shall forward review comments to the Contractor. All reports shall conform to the requirements listed in Attachment J-3 General Report Specifications in Section J. It is stressed that Draft Final Archaeological Reports shall be complete, of professional quality, and thoroughly edited. Draft Final Archaeological Reports not meeting these standards will not be accepted. If stipulated in the Project Work Statement, the submittal shall include geographical information systems compatible with the Government’s version of ESRI ArcGIS, that includes at a minimum all relational databases, maps, photographs, illustrations, metadata, dictionaries, and directions for use. It is the Contractors responsibility to identify the Governments version of ArcGIS and ensure GIS submittals are compatible.
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