Sample Task Order 1.doc

SAMPLE TASK ORDER 1

Malaria: Blood, Sweat, and Tears Statement of Work/Duties/Responsibilities to be performed:

The GHO presents temporary exhibits every four months which highlight an aspect of CDC’s work. Exhibit rentals are required in order to present these exhibits.

The GHO requires the Contractor to rent entitled Malaria: Blood, Sweat, and Tears, for display in the museum. The exhibition is collaboration between the Malaria Consortium, the world’s leading non-profit organization dedicated to comprehensive control of malaria, and curator/photographer Adam Nadel. The Malaria Consortium commissioned the exhibition in the fall of 2010. It was curated and produced by Mr. Nadel for a 6-week exhibition in the Main Gallery at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City I March-April 2010.

Malaria: Blood, Sweat, and Tears is a multi-dimensional exhibition that incorporates photography, a graphic novel, electron microscopy, an illustrated historic and scientific time-line, historical stamps promoting malaria control, mosquito netting, an IRS sprayer, real and sub-standard malaria medication, compelling personal histories, and a 2-dimensional floor sculpture that illustrates malaria’s deadly impact.

This task is described in Task 6 of the basic contract Statement of Objectives: “traveling exhibition rental.”

Schedule of Deliverables and Performance Milestones:

Rights in Data: The Contractor is prohibited from publicizing or disseminating information without the prior written approval of the MCTA and/or Program Project Officer. All data and products developed under this task order shall become and remain the property of the Government.

Government Furnished Property: None Property Furnished by the Contractor: Computer and telephone.

Travel: Work-Related travel is [ ] is not [X] authorized in accordance with the Statement of Work under this task order. Travel costs are not to exceed $__________.

Period of Performance: 1 December 2010- 1 January 2011 Place of Performance: Off-site at contractor locations in conjunction with on-site meetings with CDC staff.

Labor Categories and Projected Hours: List all of the labor categories necessary to accomplish the task order. The projected hours exclude the ten (10) federal holidays. The contractor shall provide the information below based on the tasks described in this task order.

Labor Categories and Projected Hours

Contract Period: Base Year