Attachment 5_Task Order 1 TRD_NMMC Revision.pdf
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This is a Technical Requirements Document (TRD) for Task Order #1 under an Exhibit Fabrication Support Contract for museum exhibit renovations and upgrades. The task order encompasses five deliverables across multiple gallery areas with delivery dates ranging from 90 to 270 calendar days after award. Deliverable 1 involves sustainment of Gallery 11 Korean War exhibits by applying water-based protective coating to approximately 500 sandbags (200 thirty-inch by twenty-inch bags in Hue City and 300 eighteen-inch by twelve-inch bags on a bunker), along with providing new burlap and inner polymer bags, with a 90-day delivery deadline. Deliverable 2 requires printing, mounting, and installation of replacement graphics across Galleries 1, 5, 13, and 14, completed within 90 days. Deliverable 3 entails fabricating and installing a new resin-coated Marine Security Guard cast figure (CF-0503) for the Gallery 5 "No Better Friend" exhibit with a 270-day delivery window, with the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) providing an active-duty Marine model and coordinating travel to the fabricator's shop.
Deliverable 4 involves comprehensive renovation of the Gallery 11 Korean War AC-1108 Air War Case, including demolition of the existing case, fabrication of a new case per provided design drawings, lowering an existing wall-mounted video monitor and speaker approximately one foot, adding drywall and studs, fabricating replacement graphics, and patching wall surfaces, with a 180-day delivery deadline. Deliverable 5 requires fabrication of an interactive map table for Gallery 14 Afghanistan and Iraq within 180 days, matching the functionality and appearance of an existing Afghanistan map table but with Iraq content; this deliverable includes fabricating the table per drawings, creating new graphic interactive media matching the existing media style (produced by George Johnsen, Mammoth Vision), installing government-furnished equipment (GFE) video monitor and player with necessary cabling, and deinstalling the existing "You Make the Call" kiosk. All work is performed on-site by mutual agreement with the COR regarding scheduling to accommodate museum operational hours. Performance requirements are detailed in comprehensive evaluation tables addressing sand bag durability and installation quality, graphic production proofs and mounting standards, cast figure appearance and secure installation, artifact case fabrication quality and graphic standards, and interactive table functionality and media accuracy.
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TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT (TRD)
FOR EXHIBIT FABRICATION SUPPORT CONTRACT
TASK ORDER #1
1. Background
The purpose of this task order is to make more rugged Exhibit Properties, replace damaged/incorrect graphics and upgrade specific areas of the exhibit galleries.
2. Task Order Scope and Deliverable Criteria
2.1. CLIN 0001 Sustainment of Gallery Realism: Section 4.10 Exhibit Properties (Props)
Deliverable 1: Exhibit Properties
Area: Gallery 11 Korean War, Hue City and Bunker scenes.
Task: The contractor shall apply a water-based material to the sand bags to make the burlap resistant to visitor damage such as cuts and abrasions. The use of water-based material is to alleviate the possibility of objectionable smells in the gallery that are typical with resin-based materials. The sandbag shall be filled with a non-toxic material to give the appearance of it being full.
There are approximately 200 thirty-inch by twenty-inch bags in Hue City and 300 eighteen-inch by twelve-inch bags on the bunker. Each bag consists of an inner polymer bag, filled with sand, covered by an outer burlap bag. The contractor shall provide new burlap and inner polymer bags.
The contractor will deinstall the bags, coat them in the water-based material and reinstall them to resemble the original installation.
Delivery Date: 90 calendar days after award
Delivery Method: All work is to be performed on site. By mutual agreement with the COR, dates will be determined with the contractor to close the gallery to allow for work during museum operational hours.
2.2 CLIN 0002 Gallery Retrofits: Section 4.5 Graphics
Deliverable 2: Replacement Graphics
Areas: Gallery 1 Leatherneck Gallery, Gallery 5 Legacy Walk, Gallery 13 Forward Deployed and Gallery 14 Iraq and Afghanistan
Task: Print, mount and install the graphics as listed on Attachment 10: TO1 Deliverable 2- Graphic Schedule. The contractor shall remove the existing graphic and repair any damage as needed to the substrate.
Delivery Date: 90 calendar days after award
Delivery Method: The contractor shall deliver and install all graphics on site. By mutual agreement with the COR, dates will be determined with the contractor to allow for work during museum operational hours.
2.3 CLIN 0002 Gallery Retrofits: Section 4.11 Cast Figures
Deliverable 3: Cast Figure
Area: Gallery 5 Legacy Walk, “No Better Friend” exhibit
Task: Fabricate and install a new figure CF-0503 Marine Security Guard.
Fabricate a new, resin-coated figure, to replace what currently exists. The COR will provide an active-duty Marine as a model and coordinate their travel to the fabricators shop for the casting process. All clothing and accessories will be provided by the COR.
Delivery Date: 270 calendar days after awardPlease reference which PWS task this falls under.
Delivery Method: The contractor shall deliver, deinstall the existing figure and install the new figure on site. By mutual agreement with the COR, dates will be determined with the contractor to allow for work during museum operational hours.
2.4 CLIN 0002 Gallery Retrofits: Sections 4.5 Graphics and 4.8 Custom Artifact Cases
Deliverable 4: New Artifact Case
Area: Gallery 11 Korean War, AC-1108 Air War Case
Task: Replace the existing artifact case with a new case that better protects the artifacts. The area of work is shown in the reference photo below.
Photo: AC-1108-current field conditions.
The scope includes:
• Demolition of the existing case and associated wall graphics
• Fabrication of a new case based on the attached design, see Attachment 11: TO1
Deliverable 4-New AC-1108 drawings
• Lowering of the existing, wall mounted video monitor and speaker approximately one foot.
• Add drywall and studs to square the left side of the exhibit
• Fabricating replacement graphics, see Attachment 12: TO1 Deliverable 4-Graphic
Schedule
• Patching and preparing the wall surfaces for replacement graphics
• Field installation of all elements.
Delivery Date: 180 calendar days after award
Delivery Method: The contractor shall deliver the all elements to site and perform all demolition and installation of the new case and graphics. By mutual agreement with the COR, dates will be determined with the contractor to allow for work during museum operational hours.
2.5 CLIN 0002 Gallery Retrofits: Section 4.3 Display Structures and Specialty Fabrication and 4.12 Media.
Deliverable 5: Interactive Map Table
Area: Gallery 14 Afghanistan and Iraq
Task: Fabricate an interactive map table to match in look and function the one currently existing in the gallery.
The scope includes:
• Fabrication of map table per the drawings in Attachment 13 TO1 Deliverable 6: AV-1410 Drawings.
• Create new graphic interactive map media. This media will match the look and functionality of the existing Afghanistan map table but with content for the country of Iraq. For reference, Attachment 14 TO1 Deliverable 6: AV-1410 Reference Video is a video of the current media which was produced by
George Johnsen Mammoth Vision george@mammothvision.com Direct line: 818 826 3622
• Install the video monitor and player (provided by the government as GFE) into the table along with all cabling needed for it to function.
• Deinstall the existing “You Make the Call” kiosk and install the map table in its place.
Photo: Existing “You Make the Call” kiosk
Delivery Date: 180 calendar days after award
Delivery Method: The contractor shall deliver and install the completed table and demonstrate that it is fully functional. By mutual agreement with the COR, dates will be determined with the contractor to allow for work during museum operational hours.
3. References and Materials
3.1. References. The contractor shall comply with the following documents and materials:
• All Terms and Conditions of the master IDIQ contract
• Attachment 10 TO1 Deliverable 2-Graphic Schedule
• Attachment 11 TO1 Deliverable 4-New AC-1108 drawings
• Attachment 12 TO1 Deliverable 4-Graphic Schedule
• Attachment 13 TO1 Deliverable 6-AV-1410 Drawings
• Attachment 14 TO1 Deliverable 6-AV-1410 Reference Video
4. Performance Requirements Summary
The Contractor service requirements are summarized into performance objectives that relate directly to mission essential items. The performance threshold briefly describes the minimum acceptable levels of service required for each requirement. These thresholds are critical to mission success.
Task Deliverable Performance Objective Standards Measurement/Inspection
Method 2.1.
Deliverable 1:
Exhibit Properties
Sand bag sample
-Demonstrate fabrication method will meet the contract requirements
- Sand bags are hard enough to resist visitor abuse
-COR inspection of submitted sample
On site work
-Compliance with all general PWS requirements.
approved samples.
-Sand bags are installed in a believable manner
-Sand bags are hard enough to resist visitor abuse
-Work is completed in a timely manner
-COR inspection and monitoring of on-site work
2.2
Deliverable 2:
Replacement Graphics
Production proofs
-Demonstrate fabrication method will meet the contract requirements
-Proofs are correct with respect to layers, colors and fonts submitted documents all general PWS requirements.
-Compliance with approved samples.
-Graphic prints are properly mounted and meets or exceeds quality of existing graphics
-Work is completed in a timely manner
-COR inspection and monitoring of on-site work
2.3
Deliverable 3:
Cast Figure
Casting and figure finishing
-Compliance with all general PWS requirements.
-Figure to appear life like and dressed/painted per the COR direction
-COR inspection at contractors’ shop
On site work
-Compliance with
-Figure is installed in a secure manner and installation doesn’t interfere with museum operations.
-Work is completed in a timely manner
-COR monitoring of on-site work
2.4
Deliverable 4:
New Artifact Case
Fabrication drawings
-Compliance with all general PWS and task Order 1
Drawings demonstrate the level of quality in material selection and fabrication methodology.
Production proofs
-Demonstrate fabrication method will meet the contract requirements
-Proofs are correct with respect to layers, colors and fonts
-Graphic prints are properly mounted and meets or exceeds quality of existing graphics
-Drywall repairs blend with the existing surfaces and provide a proper level of finish for application of murals
-Work is completed in a timely manner
2.5
Deliverable 5:
Interactive Map Table
Fabrication drawings
-Compliance with all general PWS and
Drawings demonstrate the level of quality in material selection and fabrication methodology.
Media sample reviews
-Compliance with all general PWS and
All graphics and animations match to the existing interactive.
-COR inspection of sample video
-Interactive functions with crashing and responds in the same way as the existing map table.
-Work is completed in a timely manner
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