Judith Landing State Park Interpretation Plan - Ethnography

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks seeks a qualified consultant to produce an ethno‑historical overview of Judith Landing State Park and the surrounding historic district. The effort will document tribal histories, cultural connections, traditional land uses, and contemporary significance through literature review and direct consultation with tribal representatives, culminating in a written report and optional supplemental map. • Conduct comprehensive background research and compile an SAA‑style bibliography. • Perform 9‑18 tribal interviews (virtual or in‑person), obtain consent, and provide audio recordings and a summary memo. • Draft an editable Word ethno‑historical report, incorporate tribal feedback, and deliver a finalized PDF report plus two bound copies (optional conceptual map/table). • Follow a one‑year project schedule, with a draft review turnaround of two weeks and final delivery within one month of comments. • All work must comply with Montana procurement rules, including mandatory prerequisite acknowledgments and AI‑use disclosure.