Repair Or Alteration Of Exhibit Design (Non-Building)

Code Z2PB
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Spend Category Level 1
Facilities & Construction
Spend Category Level 2
Facility Related Services
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The PSC Category Z2PB covers Repair or Alteration of Exhibit Design (Non-Building), focusing on services and products related to museum, visitor center, and exhibit restoration, modification, and maintenance. This category encompasses design, fabrication, installation, and conservation work for historical artifacts, displays, panels, interactive elements, and interpretive exhibits across various federal agencies. Services include exhibit design, painting, cleaning, refurbishment, relocation, and technical restoration of static displays, museum artifacts, and educational installations.

Federal Contract Awards in this category demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price contracts ranging from $5,000 to $1,094,849, typically with performance periods between six months and three years. Frequently awarded contractors include Capitol Exhibit Services, Inc., Color-Ad, Inc., Blast Off Inc., and KSA Interiors, with common funding agencies including NASA, National Park Service, Department of the Air Force, and Department of the Army. Awards often utilize small business set-asides, particularly for total small business and women-owned small business designations. Performance locations are predominantly across the continental United States, with significant work in Virginia, California, Delaware, and North Carolina.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities include preservation and conservation work for historical monuments at Antietam National Battlefield, exhibit design services for the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, and static display missile relocation at Offutt Air Force Base. These opportunities seek contractors with specialized skills in historical artifact restoration, museum exhibit design, and installation of interpretive displays. Solicitations typically require detailed technical capabilities, past performance documentation, and compliance with specific agency requirements, with performance locations spanning military bases, national parks, and federal research facilities.

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