Attachment C - Description of C2RMF.pdf
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- 19FR6324Q0020
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Department of State US Embassy Paris
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This document contains an attachment describing the facilities and requirements for conservation treatment at the Centre de recherche et de restauration des musées de France (C2RMF) as well as a federal contract opportunity notice for the conservation treatment of the painting Washington at Princeton by Charles Willson Peale located at a US Government residence in Paris, France.
The attachment provides details on the work permits, supervision, workstations, equipment, tools and materials available to restorers working at the C2RMF. The federal contract opportunity notice indicates the US Embassy in Paris will solicit proposals for the conservation treatment of the Peale painting, with award going to the lowest priced technically acceptable offeror. Offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management database and electronic submissions are required to the stated email address by the response date. The Department of State and US Embassy Paris are the contracting entities.
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ATTACHMENT C – Description of C2RMF Facilities and Requirements
For the period of their activity in the C2RMF workshops, restorers are granted a fixed-term work permit, issued by the Director of the C2RMF or his/her delegate. The restorer works under the supervision of the Restoration Department's Head of Painting or his/her representative, in consultation with the person legally responsible for the works (CH). A workstation is assigned to the restorer. The C2RMF undertakes to provide the restorer with general working conditions.
The C2RMF also provides a range of equipment and tools.
Restoration products and materials are not supplied by the C2RMF and are the responsibility of the restorer.
List of equipment and tools available in the Painting workshop
Equipment for the conservator's personal use:
- workstation with seat and easel
- space in a solvent cabinet and in a storage cabinet for tools and small equipment a Gamain daylight lamp
- support treatment tables
- workbenches
Collective equipment:
- Work benches
- Work tables
- Large extraction table
- Wall-mounted negatoscope and/or mobile negatoscope
- Varnishing room
- Trestles
- Wooden backdrops
- Mobile extraction hoods
- Solvent cabinets for used products
- Binocular magnifiers
- Spotlights
- Solvent garbage cans
- Vacuum cleaners.
- Scaffolding,
- Refrigerator,
- Area and equipment for lead abatement
- Miscellaneous equipment: weights, circular saws, band saws, clamps, planer-miller, drill.
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