Contract: $95,000 - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Sep. 9, 2009
5% voted satisfied - 95% voted not satisfied - 22 vote(s) cast
Award Description: Item No. 1: Conceptual Planning for Interpretive Exhibits and Fabrication/Installation of Selected Exhibits. 1. Provide a conceptual design for space planning and/or renovating for remaining undeveloped space in the SE LA Refuges Visitor Center. Design will assess suitability of either incorporating or removing existing stepped interior spaces as appropriate, visitor traffic patterns, and melding of new spaces with already-developed exhibit areas. Concept design should emphasize sensory, hands-on approaches to interpretation that make connections with all age groups. It will contrast with static, traditional flatwod and dioramas already developed in the front half of the visitor center space. Exhibit design and space planning should incorporate the overall theme proposed for the visitor center: 'National Wildlife Refuges are actively managed for the conservation of fish, wildlife and habitat. To include a site visit by company staff members to meet with refuge staff and review existing conditions and discuss possible new exhibit themes and program priorities. 2. During a second site visit, the designers will present and discuss the written concept plan. The refuge would receive at least five copies of a design plan report including: + narrative summary of existing conditions, facilities, and programs to be considered in new interpretive exhibits and visitor center interior + descriptions and thumbnail sketches of exhibit components + floor plan at 1/4 scale and elevations of interior spaces showing location and approximate sizes of exhibits + budget estimate to implement the programs described in the plan, with specific unit costs and general project cost considerations + two color sketches of exhibit space 3. Vendor will then construct and install highest priority exhibit modules as determined and refined in consultation with refuge staff.
Project Description: Initial meeting with refuge staff to review existing conditions and discuss possible new exhibit themes and program priorities occurred on 9/23/09. No invoices to date.
Jobs Summary: Two jobs were retained as a result of this project. To date, one exhibit planner and one administrative person visited the site to discuss the project. The exhibit planner is tasked with meeting with clients, reviewing space requirements, developing concepts for exhibit content. The administrative person is tasked with meeting with clients, taking and compiling meeting notes, and assisting in the preparation of the concept plan. (Total jobs reported: 2)
Project Status: Less Than 50% Completed
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