The project involves stabilizing the Elbee Bend site at the Knife River Indian Village National Historic Site in North Dakota. The purpose of the project is to protect archeological resources and infrastructure, including County Road 37, electric utility poles, and park boundary fencing. The project will include installing self-healing riverbank protection, strategic planting of vegetation, and compacted fill along the protection area. The project will stabilize approximately 1200 linear feet of bank along the Knife River. • The project requires unique material delivery and logistics due to the site's location and limited staging area. • The construction site is 25-50 miles from nearest suppliers and lodging facilities. • The Park will remain open during construction, and contract activities must be structured to minimize visitor impact. • The site requires protective measures to ensure the surrounding area remains undisturbed. • The project has a high priority due to the risk of catastrophic loss of resources and infrastructure. • The project will increase recreational opportunities for visitors by creating a trail along the river.