24_E_2_Gold_in_the_Gravel_Floor_Display_Panel_0001.pdf
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This document appears to be a design specification for a pre-production graphic titled "Gold in the Gravel" as part of a larger exhibit project. The specification includes details on the size, scale, and content of the design, which depicts a container of gravel with gold flecks representing the difficulty of finding gold in the Fortymile Country region.
The related federal contract opportunity is for the Interagency Visitor Center Interpretive Exhibits at Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska. The solicitation, number 140FS124Q0097, is being issued by the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service. The contract will involve the design and production of interpretive exhibits for the visitor center.
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E.2.aSize: 22”w x 15”h Output:
Mounting:
Scale Drawn: 100% @ 12” = 12” Vendor:
3087 TOK APLIC
03.04.24
E.2.a. Gold in the Gravel Reading Rail
Design Pre-Production Graphic Designer: Nan Hildebrandt
Gold in the Gravel There’s still gold in the Fortymile Country, but mining it is like searching for a needle in a haystack. This container holds about a ton (900 kg) of gravel. Even if it’s from a good spot, it probably only has a few grams of gold. The gold flecks shown here would be a lucky find!
04.11.24
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