Many government-related projects, (especially those involving in the privatization of government-owned buildings, require the developer/contractor to pursue a National Register listing as part of the mitigation requirements under Section 106 of the Historic Preservation Act.

Pricing:

We charge a $225 initial investigation fee to determine whether a building may be eligible for listing on the National Register. We will tell you up front whether or not we think a listing is possible. If we determine that a property would be considered for listing, the following payment schedule applies:

• 1/3 of total price,* minus the initial investigation fee, due at the start of the application preparation.
• 1/3 of total price due upon application submission to a state historic preservation office for review and approval.**
• Final 1/3 due upon submission to the National Park Service for final consideration for listing.

* Total prices generally range from $2.500 to $4,500 depending on the property.
** Should the application not be approved after review by a state historic preservation office, the final payment will not apply.

	We recently completed a listing on the Virginia Landmarks Register and the National Register of Historic Places for the Commanding General’s Quarters located on the Quantico Marine Base, VA
	In progress, National Register nomination for the Congressional Club, Washington, DC.