The Library of Congress Exhibits Office is seeking a highly experienced sign fabricator to provide wayfinding signage fabrication services for the Thomas Jefferson building. The contractor will be responsible for preparing, fabricating, delivering, and installing wayfinding signage throughout the building. The contract will include a base period and options for additional work. The library is looking for a contractor with experience in fabricating, delivering, and installing wayfinding signage in major museums, universities, libraries, or cultural institutions. Key factors in the evaluation of proposals will include technical approach, management and staffing, corporate experience, past performance, and price.
Some key points to note about this opportunity include:
* The contract is for a firm fixed price.
* The period of performance is approximately 12 months.
* The library has a number of requirements for the wayfinding signage, including specific materials, designs, and installation procedures.
* The contractor will be required to provide a detailed work plan and schedule for the project.
* The library will evaluate proposals based on a number of factors, including technical approach, management and staffing, corporate experience, past performance, and price.
* The contract includes options for additional work, which may be exercised at the discretion of the library.
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