Questions_and_Answers_0001.pdf
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- DESIGN & INSTALL DISPLAY AV Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140P5324Q0046
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This document contains questions and answers related to a federal contract opportunity for the DESIGN & INSTALL DISPLAY AV solicitation.
The key details are:
- The contract opportunity is a 100% set-aside under the Total Small Business Procurement Program, with award based on Lowest Price Technically Acceptable quote.
- The NAICS code is 712110 or equivalent, and contractors must be listed as a small business in SAM for this NAICS.
- The contract requires the design and installation of a display AV system, including interactive displays, static displays, and an online database.
- The displays will be installed at the Wilson's Creek National Battlefield in Missouri.
- Questions are provided on the display size and layout, FEDRAMP certification, content management, and responsibility for the online database.
- The solicitation has a questions due date of July 31, 2024 and a quotes due date of August 9, 2024.
- The agency issuing the solicitation is the Department of the Interior National Park Service Southeast Region.
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| 2nd_Questions-140P5324Q0046_0002.docx | DOCX document | |
| Sol_140P5324Q0046_Amd_0001.pdf | ||
| Barracks_Floor_PlanII_jpg_Circled__0001.jpg | JPG image | |
| Sol_140P5324Q0046.pdf | ||
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QUESTIONS
1. Is this best value or lowest price?
“best value” Evaluated Lowest Price Technically Acceptable
2. Must the selected software product be FEDRAMP certified?
Yes.
No, this does not include the time it would take to design the display. The design process will likely take a few months, and my hope is that this exhibit is installed and ready for visitor interface/interaction by May/June 2024 for the summer season.
3. How large do the displays need to be?
See Images and Layout.
4. Are these four stand alone displays or will they be installed together as one large video?
Separately. See Images and Layout.
5. Do we have plans/layouts of the barracks?
Attached. The barracks exhibit space is circled in blue.
6. Are there pictures of the barracks we would be installing in?
See Images and Layout
7. How large of a space are we working with, AKA, how big of a kiosk is needed?
a. How large of a display screen?
See Images and Layout
8. Again, the content will be handled exclusively by NPS unless Measured by Sharp brings in a CMS partner.
Understood.
9. Measured by Sharp would not be able to create the online database. That would need to be completed and maintained by NPS.
a. It’s possible our CMS partner could handle this, and I can find that out if you think that’s the best route to take.
I’d like to see if the CMS partner could handle that. NPS would maintain the online database after it was created.
10. NPS or the CMS partner of Measured by Sharp would be responsible for providing all data.
The Interactive Display Monitor (32 inch by 18-24 inch) would be mounted in the center 34 inches from the floor. The static display (32 inch by 18 inch) and featuring images would be mounted 25 inches above the Interactive Monitor at 8.5 ft from the floor
A static display (32 inch by 18 inch) and featuring images would be mounted 25 inches above the Interactive Monitor at 8.5 ft from the floor
A static display (32 inch by 18 inch) and featuring images would be mounted 25 inches above the Interactive Monitor at 8.5 ft from the floor
Option No. 2 for Static Display
2 displays (32 inch by 18 inch) would be mounted to replace the current exhibit signs. The signs measure 3 ft by 2 ft.
Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield in Springfield Missouri serves as a model for this project:
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