Complete Audiovisual Productions and Services

The Complete Audiovisual Productions and Services Master IDIQ contract, awarded by the Department of the Interior on February 18, 2009, is a multiple-award contract vehicle designed to provide comprehensive audiovisual production and multimedia services for national parks, historic sites, and other federal facilities. The vehicle supports the creation of high-definition interpretive videos, documentaries, exhibit programs, audio tours, and related multimedia content primarily for the National Park Service. Task orders under this contract focus on producing educational and informational visual materials that interpret historical, cultural, and natural resources for public consumption.

Task orders under this contract typically range from $20,000 to $500,000, with most projects involving the production of 15-25 minute high-definition interpretive videos featuring 5.1 surround sound and accessibility features such as subtitles and audio descriptions. The majority of task orders were set aside for small businesses and covered locations across the United States, including national parks, historic sites, and monuments in states such as Nevada, Missouri, and New York. Common project types include orientation films for visitor centers, documentary shorts about historical events, interpretive videos about natural landscapes, and multimedia exhibits designed to educate the public about specific locations or historical narratives. The contract demonstrates a consistent focus on creating high-quality, educational audiovisual content that supports the National Park Service's mission of preservation and public education.