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This document provides details for a federal contract opportunity for exhibit fabrication services at Everglades National Park. The solicitation number is 140P1120R0006 and seeks exhibit fabrication services for the Flamingo Visitor Center located within Everglades National Park. The Department of the Interior National Park Service National Office is the contracting agency. Offerors should fabricate exhibits interpreting the natural and cultural resources of Everglades National Park for placement in the Flamingo Visitor Center. The period of performance and response deadline are not specified, nor are pricing or evaluation terms provided.
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GL-01.01-110
Scene: 1 Content Group: 1
Size: 4.25” cap height
GUYGUY BBRRADLEY VISADLEY VISITORITOR CEN CENTERTER
Flamingo Visitor Center Everglades National Park
Scene 1, Content Group 1
Phase
PDII
Date
05.04.2020 G.4Scale
1 1/2”=1’-0”
GL-03.01-201, GL-03.01-202,
GL-03.01-207
Scene: 3 Content Group: 1
Size: 6” x 4”
Everglades Souvenirs This space was originally part of the gift shop. In the 1960s, visitors who wanted to bring the Everglades home with them could purchase souvenirs like these.
EVER 62329a&b (salt/pepper shakers), EVER 58942 (plate), EVER 58956a&b (cup and saucer), EVER 62333 (plate), EVER 62324 (glass tumbler), EVER 85161 (pitcher), EVER 60856 (plate)
Flamingo Toothpick Holder This is as close as most visitors will get to seeing a flamingo in the Everglades.
Flamingo sightings are rare due to the loss of habitat across the Caribbean.
EVER 62330
Phase
PDII
Da
05.04.2020 G.49Scale
Full Size Scene 3, Content Group 1
GL-03.01-209, GL-03.01-208,
GL-03.01-214
Scene: 3 Content Group: 1
Size: 6” x 4”
Guy Bradley’s Grave Marker This plaque marked the grave of Guy Bradley until Hurricane Donna swept it away in 1960. The same hurricane also destroyed the Cuthbert Rookery that Bradley had fought to save.
EVER 28380
Guy Bradley’s Wallet Guy Bradley carried this wallet during his time at Flamingo. As a Monroe County Game Warden, he earned $35 a month, enough to support his family in Flamingo.
EVER 555
Lady’s Black Hat with Egret Plume The demand for hats with fancy plumes drove poachers into the Everglades.
Overhunting devastated rookeries and brought several species like the snowy egret to the brink of extinction.
Reproduction
Phase
PDII
Da
05.04.2020 G.51Scale
Full Size Scene 3, Content Group 1
GL-04.02-120A, GL-04.02-120B
Scene: 4 Content Group: 2
Size: 14.375” x 14”, 21.5” x 14.125”
Flamingo Visitor Center Everglades National Park
Phase
PDII
Da
05.04.2020 G.60Scale
4”=1’-0” Scene 4, Content Group 2
CE-04.02-425 CE-04.02-424
Caption locations should be coordinated with the placement of the final custom elements
GL-04.02-120A GL-04.02-120B
IM-04.02-121
GL-05.01-100A-T
Scene: 5 Content Group: 1
Size: 20” x 10”
What can you do to help protect places like the Everglades?
What wildlife have you seen today?
What is the most surprising sight you’ve seen here?
What is the greatest challenge facing the park today?
What will you remember most about your visit?
What does the concept of wilderness mean to you?
What foods have you eaten that may have lived in or fed on something in the Everglades?
What can other visitors do to make your experience better?
How has Guy Bradley’s sacrifice improved your life?
If you could be a different species for a day, what would you be?
What is your favorite way to experience the Everglades?
How is the Everglades different from other national parks?
How many people would it have taken to build the Mud Lake Canal?
How long would it have taken them to complete it?
How can visitors protect cultural resources and artifacts within the park?
How should the NPS balance providing recreational opportunities with protecting biodiversity and cultural resources?
How can people best protect cultural resources from rising sea levels?
What role should active management of resources (like prescribed burns) have in a national park?
Should parks ban certain activities, like boating, to preemptively protect a resource?
What responsibilities do anglers, hikers, and backcountry explorers have in preserving the Everglades?
The NPS forced the residents of Flamingo village to leave their homes. What, if anything, would you have done differently?
Phase
PDII
Da
05.04.2020 G.74Scale
1 1/2”=1’-0” Scene 5, Content Group 1
GL-05.01-110
Scene: 5 Content Group: 1
Size: 30” x 58”
Flamingo Visitor Center Everglades National Park
Phase
PDII
Da
05.04.2020 G.75Scale
3”=1’-0” Scene 5, Content Group 1
IM
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5.
-1
IM
-0
5.
-1
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