191N6026Q0008 - PR16205552 - SOW- Physical Space Design and Furnishing at American center Chennai.docx
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for interior design and furnishing services at the American Center located at the U.S. Consulate General Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. The project involves refurbishing interior spaces with no structural construction work, focusing on interior finishing and delivery/installation of high-end, modern, modular furnishings. The work must be completed within 80 calendar days of contract award. The Consulate seeks to create a premium, futuristic venue supporting public diplomacy events and accommodating diverse programming through flexible, multi-modal furnishings.
The scope includes seven key components: (1) a dynamic event/program space with a staging platform (1 ft height × 15 ft width) and 40 multimodal modular seats; (2) a meeting/discussion space with 20 collaborative seats, 3 foldable 6 ft × 3 ft tables, and 2 modular space separators; (3) a computer bay housing 10 desktop computers with compatible seating and integrated cable management; (4) a literary/cultural corner repurposing existing book stands for approximately 1,000 books with 6 ergonomic armchairs; (5) auxiliary seating including 20 executive arm-chairs and 70 lightweight stackable chairs; (6) a makerspace/STEM work bay with an 8-person high-top work station, integrated power/internet conduits, 8 high chairs, a dedicated 3D printer station with 2 printers, and integrated lighting; and (7) a gaming zone utilizing pre-existing TVs and chairs. The contractor must provide on-site measurements, design execution, and furniture delivery/placement, with all conceptual designs subject to U.S. Government approval. Contractor qualifications must include demonstrated high-end interior finishing and modular furniture design experience, a dedicated project team with spatial designers, and a fluent English-speaking supervisor approved by the Government to oversee on-site installation through final delivery. Payment is tied to four milestones: submission of spatial measurements and conceptual designs within 1 month of award; incorporation of feedback and final design submission within 2 months; installation of platforms and furniture delivery within 80 days; and final placement confirmation and project closeout within 90 days. All custom designs and furnishings become exclusive U.S. Government property, and the contractor must warrant designs are free from third-party intellectual property claims and maintain strict confidentiality regarding facility layouts and project data.
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191N6026Q0008 – STATEMENT OF WORK
Project Title: American Center Chennai — Physical Space Design & Furnishing Requesting Agency: Public Diplomacy / American Center Chennai
SECTION A: PROJECT DESCRIPTION & OVERVIEW
What: Refurbishing the interior space of the American Center Chennai, involving zero structural building or construction work. Scope covers interior finishing and delivery/installation of high-end, modern, modular furnishings.
When: Within eighty (80) calendar days from the date of contract award.
Where: American Center, U.S. Consulate General Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
Why: To transform the physical footprint into a premium, futuristic venue reflecting the Office of American Spaces aesthetic, supporting flawless functional delivery for public diplomacy events.
Goal: Modernize the physical landscape of the Center with flexible, multi-modal furnishings and finishes accommodating diverse programming.
Target Audience: Guests of U.S. Consulate General Chennai, VIP/executive stakeholders, and American Center program attendees & visitors.
Primary Objective: Establish a flexible physical environment through interior finishing and premium modular furniture provisioning. No structural construction is involved; the vendor is responsible for on-site measurements, finishing execution, and furniture delivery/placement. All conceptual designs are subject to final U.S. Government (USG) approval.
SECTION B: KEY COMPONENTS & SCOPE
B.1 Dynamic Event and Program Space
· Creative design: propose placement of the event/program space components within the American Center, subject to U.S. Government’s designated POC approval.
· Presentation Platform: Supply and install a staging platform approximately 1 ft (H) × 15 ft (W). Final dimensions verified by on-site measurement.
· Audience Seating: forty (40) multimodal, modern, modular seats optimized for flexible reconfiguration.
B.2 Meeting and Discussion Space
· Creative design: propose layout and placement for an executive-level collaboration area within the American Center, subject to USG POC approval.
· Collaborative Seating: twenty (20) multimodal, modern, modular seats for formal briefings and informal working groups.
· Modular Tables: 3 (3) sturdy, foldable tables, approximately 6 ft × 3 ft.
· Modular Space Separators: two (2) separators to allow the space to be made private when needed.
B.3 Computer Bay Furnishing
· Creative design: propose placement for the high-end computing bay within the American Center, subject to USG POC approval.
· Bay Installation: Supply a modern, sleek table/bay to house ten (10) desktop computers
· Seating: supply 10 chairs compatible with the computing bay table with integrated internal conduits for power distribution and internet cable drops.
B.4 Literary and Cultural Corner
· Creative design: propose layout for the literary corner within the American Center, subject to USG POC approval.
· Repurpose existing American Center book stands to create the corner. Account to hold around 1000 books.
· Modular Seating: six (6) ergonomic, comfortable armchairs suited for reading.
B.5 Ergonomic Auxiliary Seating
· Executive Program Chairs: twenty (20) comfortable, ergonomic arm-chair seats for VIP/executive attendees.
· Flexible Program Chairs: seventy (70) lightweight, high-strength, stackable chairs for rapid deployment/storage.
B.6 Makerspace and STEM Work Bay Furnishing
· Creative design: propose layout for the Makerspace bay within the American Center, subject to USG POC approval.
· Makerspace Work Bay: one (1) unified, high-top modular work bay seating eight (8) personnel, with integrated internal conduits for power distribution and internet cable drops.
· High-Top Seating: eight (8) sturdy, ergonomic high chairs matched to work-bay height, with mar-resistant matte finishes.
· 3D Printer Station: one (1) dedicated table engineered to accommodate two (2) 3D printers and a control laptop, with grommet cutouts and enclosed cable trays.
· Provide integrated lighting for illuminating workspaces and as a decorative element to makerspace tables.
B.7 Gaming zone
· Creative design: propose layout for the gaming zonewithin the American Center, subject to USG POC approval.
· Use pre existing TVs with stands and chairs at the American Center for the gaming zone.
SECTION C: CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS
· Demonstrated performance in high-end interior finishing and modular spatial/furniture design.
· Dedicated project team including interior finishing technicians and spatial designers capable of implementing the "American look and feel."
· A fluent English-speaking Supervisor/Foreman, approved by the Government, to oversee on-site installation, coordinate with the USG POC, and remain on duty through final delivery.
SECTION D: CONFIDENTIALITY, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & COMPLIANCE
· Exclusive USG Property: All custom interior designs, spatial layouts, and graphics adapted from the Office of American Spaces become the exclusive property of the U.S. Mission India.
· IP Warranty & Indemnification: Contractor warrants all designs, and furnishings are free of third-party IP claims and shall indemnify the USG against infringement claims.
· Confidentiality: Contractor shall keep facility floor plans, layouts, and project data strictly confidential.
SECTION E: MILESTONES, DELIVERABLES & PAYMENTS
Total contract duration: 80 calendar days. Payments tied to successful completion, review, and formal written approval of the following milestones:
| Milestone |
| Description |
| Timeline |
| 1 |
| Submission of on-site spatial measurements, conceptual design layouts (with models of various furniture units) reflecting the "American look and feel," and placement plans for all sections, to USG POC for clearance |
| Within 1 month of award |
| 2 |
| Incorporate feedback from USG POC, final written submission of design and all furniture elements. |
| Within 2 months of award |
| 3 |
| Installation of the presentation platform and, physical delivery of all furniture and furnishing items. |
| Within 80 calendar days of award |
| 4 |
| Final furniture placement/reconfiguration confirmation, delivery of operational/maintenance notes for furnishings, project closeout |
| Within 90 calendar days of award |
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