Cultural Resource Scope Target RGA for expansion of services beyond archaeology into broader historic preservation consulting and Cultural Resource Management offerings across new state markets where they have completed projects (35 states and several territories) to drive cross-sell opportunities.

Mid-Atlantic Growth Position RGA as a preferred regional partner to federal, state, and municipal clients in the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and Northeast, leveraging their large, multi-disciplinary team and experience complying with Secretary of the Interior Standards to win public sector projects.

Archaeology Lab Advantage Highlight the full-scale archaeological laboratory and 36CFR79 compliance capabilities to prospects requiring rapid data processing, curation, and federally compliant artifact management for CRM and mitigation projects.

Conference Footprint Leverage consistent conference participation (AGS, NJ Historic Preservation, CNEHA, ACRA) to identify networking leads and assemble targeted outreach lists for potential RFPs and partnership opportunities.

Financial Scale With revenue in the 100M–250M range and a sizable employee base, pursue enterprise-level opportunities and complex, multi-site projects where RGA’s resources and standards-driven approach can outperform competitors.