Historic Preservation Division Consultants Directory

The intent of this directory is to provide to constituents and the general public a list of design and consulting professionals with interest and experience in dealing with historic and archaeological resources as they seek professional services and expertise when undertaking preservation projects.

Prospective applicants are welcome to submit a  Consultants Directory Data Sheet  and completed information packet. Please note that all applications are reviewed before posting, after which they will be added to the Consultants Directory at its next update.

The Consultants Directory is a self-nominated directory. As such, inclusion in this Directory does not represent an endorsement, recommendation, evaluation or assumption of responsibility for the quality of work of any listed consultant. There is no representation implicit or implied that any work product produced by those listed will meet federal or state requirements. There is no representation implicit or implied that the information provided by the consultant is accurate -- it is made available as provided. Users of the Directory should contact at least three consultants and check references with previous clients as part of their own individual investigation and judgment regarding the reputation, cost, and quality of any particular firm.

Before utilizing the Directory, first time users, prospective applicants and repeat users, as well, are strongly encouraged to read the  Directory User Instructions .

Specific Directories

The Directory is divided into sub-directories based on discipline:

• Consultants Directory Data Sheet
• Master List of all disciplines
• Archaeology
• Architectural History
• Engineering
• Historic Architecture
• Historic Landscape Architecture
• Historic Preservation
• Historic Preservation Planning
• History

Resources

• Glossary of Preservation Services and Terminology
  The intent of this glossary is to provide meaning and explanations in easy-to-understand language of the professional services and preservation terminology used in the Historic Preservation Division Consultants Directory listings. This glossary is not necessarily comprehensive nor should the definitions be considered definitive; other definitions for the same or similar terms could be equally valid.
• Professional Qualification Standards
  The professional qualification standards used to evaluate applications submitted for inclusion in the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Historic Preservation Division Historic (HPD) Preservation Consultants Directory are a combination of the Secretary of the Interiors Professional Qualification Standards as defined and officially adopted in 1983 (48 FR 44716, September 29) and the Secretary of the Interiors Historic Preservation Professional Qualification Standards as expanded and revised in 1997 (62 FR 33708, June 20), but not formally adopted for federal regulatory purposes.