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SECTION C

DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATIONS/WORK STATEMENT

1. BACKGROUND

Redwood National and State Parks, located along the Northern California Coast, are home to some of the world's tallest trees: old-growth coast redwoods. They can live to be 2000 years old and grow to over 300 feet tall. Spruce, hemlock, Douglas-fir, berry bushes, and sword ferns create a multiple canopied understory that towers over all visitors. The parks' mosaic of habitats include prairie/oak woodlands, mighty rivers and streams, and 37 miles of pristine Pacific coastline. Cultural landscapes reflect American Indian history. More recent logging history has led to much restoration of these parks.

Three California state parks and the National Park Service unit represent a cooperative management effort of the National Park Service and California Department of Parks and Recreation. They are Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park, Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, and Redwood National Park, comprising 45 percent of all the old-growth redwood forest remaining in California.

Together these parks are a World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Reserve, protecting resources cherished by citizens of many nations.

This project replaces outdated and unsightly wayside exhibits along a 10-mile stretch of the Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway with compelling, interactive, accessible and engaging interpretive exhibits.

2. PURPOSE

The purpose of this contract is to collaborate with Redwood National and State Parks (RNSP) to further develop current designs and fabricate exhibits that are engaging for all visitors, safe for families and small children, and accessible for people with disabilities.

Exhibits must be built extremely durably to hold up with minimal routine maintenance in an unstaffed outdoor environment in Coastal Northern California.

3. SCOPE OF WORK

Independently, and not as an agent of the government, the contractor shall provide all design-build exhibit services including labor, materials, equipment, facilities, and travel (except as otherwise specified in this contract) necessary to provide RNSP) with the development of museum interpretive exhibit design, fabrication, and installation.

Exhibits include, but are not limited to, outdoor graphic panels and custom frames, tactile models, full-sized corten steel cut outs, dimensional maps and displays, topographic maps, illustration, audio components, and associated structural elements such as wayside bases, platforms, and other display support structures.

The scope of work includes final design development, production, and installation of outdoor interpretive exhibits. The contractor is responsible for all work required under this

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All work under this contract shall be performed as specified below, and in accordance with Attachments listed below and in Section J, List of Documents, Exhibits, and Other Attachments:

Attachment 002 Description/ Specifications/Work Statement, 15 pages

Attachment 003 Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway, 43 pages, Redwood National and State Parks, dated November 2014

Attachment 004 List of Exhibit Panels by Location, 3 pages

Attachment 005 Structural Elements Detail Sheet, 5 pages

Attachment 007 National Park Service Standard Exhibit Planning, Design, & Fabrication Specifications, Harpers Ferry Center

Attachment 008 California State Park Accessibility Guidelines

Attachment 009 ADA and ABA Accessibility Guidelines for Buildings and Facilities

Attachment 010 Programmatic Accessibility Guidelines for National Park Service Interpretive Media

Attachment 011 National Park Service Wayside Exhibit Map Standards, Attachment 012 Digital Image Guide, dated March 2010, 9 pages

A. Project Management

The contractor shall assign a Project Manager to oversee the project to ensure that scheduling, coordination, oversight, and communication is effectively accomplished for all work produced and installed under this contract.

1) The contractor’s Project Manager shall be the primary point of contact between the contractor and COR and shall perform the following work:

(a) The contractor's Project Manager shall have full authority to act for the contractor on all matters relating to the project. The Project Manager shall maintain contact with the COR as necessary, and shall:

(i) Be available to take or respond to telephone calls or electronic mail messages during normal hours of operation.

(ii) Establish office procedures to ensure that messages are properly relayed when the Project Manager is not directly

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(iii) Respond to emergency messages from the COR on the same day they are received. All non-urgent messages from the COR shall be responded to in no less than two calendar days.

(b) Provide quality control to ensure that all elements of project work meet the requirements of the contract specifications as follows:

(i) Provide routine inspections of ongoing work.

(ii) Ensure that all modifications are implemented.

(iii) Inform the COR of any issues that could affect work quality or schedule.

(iv) Ensure that all work not acceptable or compliant with the specifications is corrected prior to review by the COR.

(v) Oversee quality of all work during installation.

(c) Track work progress to ensure that the project is completed according to the schedule. Coordinate and confirm the dates for all submittals, meetings, shipments, deliveries, and installation with the

COR.

(d) TRAVEL as required and attend meetings with the Contracting

Officer, COR, park staff, and other project stakeholders to Orick and/or Cesent City California.

Contractor will be required to plan for, schedule, and make all necessary accommodations for, at a minimum, the following 2 trips to the park.

(a) POST AWARD - Travel to park (Orick CA) for post award meeting with RSNP staff, COR, and other stakeholders. At a minimum, one full (8 hours) day with the group to review and clarify project goals, tasks, schedules and responsibilities, and one full day (8 hours) inspecting site conditions, taking measurements, and documenting all information necessary for production and installation of exhibits.

(b) INSTALLATION - Travel to park (Orick CA) for outdoor installation of all exhibit elements. Exact length of installation TBD by contractor.

PLEASE NOTE:

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There are 3 airports located within various distances from the park meeting place and installation location.

1.) 4 miles- Del Norte County Airport/Jack McNamara Field 2.) 25 miles- Arcata Airport (ACV) 3.)100 miles- Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport (MFR) of the meeting location.

Federal per diem rates for Humboldt County must not be exceeded (91/61- off season).

Travel rates are calculated at ½ standard hourly rate.

(e) Receive, inspect, and inventory all government-furnished materials and ensure that this material is forwarded to the appropriate unit or person within the contractor's organization for use in the project. The Project Manager shall notify the COR immediately if government-furnished materials are unsatisfactory for their intended purpose, not received in time to meet critical milestones, or damaged while in the contractor’s possession.

(f) Coordinate and ensure that all work is in accordance with the specifications referenced by this contract.

(g) Coordinate with the site managers, facility managers, and other project team members responsible for the site onto which exhibits will be installed.

(h) Inspect completed exhibits, including the work of subcontractors, prior to final inspection by the COR and shipment to the site.

Ensure that all elements of the project are complete and ready for the final inspection. The Project Manager shall notify the COR prior to the inspection if any elements will not be ready for final inspection as scheduled.

(i) Ensure that all exhibits are delivered and installed as scheduled. In the event that the COR reports problems during or after shipment, delivery, and/or installation, the Project Manager shall:

(i) Determine the nature of the reported problem, damage, or production error and provide a proposal for resolution to the COR for review and approval;

(ii) Ensure that approved corrections or repairs are made in a satisfactory manner within the time scheduled by the COR.

(j) Compile, prepare, and forward a closeout package to the COR in accordance with Attachment 007, Section 30, Project Closeout.

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B. Design Development

Work in this phase is organized into two sub-phases: Design Development I and Design Development II. Its emphasis is on confirming all major details of the design, and also includes continued content planning. Design Development II focuses heavily on developing all interpretive content in detail, with continued design refinement to insure effective presentation of the content within the exhibit.

1) Design Development I tasks include:

(a) Develop all individual exhibits including:

(i) Exhibit Design Drawings as specified in Attachment 007, Section 13.4, Exhibit Design Drawings.

(ii) Propose material, finish, and color selections as specified in Attachment 007, Section 14.3, Material, Color, and Finish Specifications.

(b) Develop and submit Design Development I Report including:

(i) Compilation of all Design Development I work (elements listed above).

(ii) Updated Class B Production Cost Estimate and life- cycle cost estimate as specified in Attachment 007, Section 6, Production Cost Estimates. In addition, provide a list or description of materials and functional characteristics (i.e., for interactive elements) that are included in your Production Cost Estimate.

(c) Prepare and submit written response to COR review comments with next steps proposed.

2) Design Development II tasks include:

(a) Prepare and submit Design Development II Report including:

(i) TREATMENTS FOR AUDIO PROGRAM as specified in

Attachment 007, Section 19, Audiovisual and Computer Elements- Software.

See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, Page 12, Exhibit

01.A, Page 18- Exhibit 03.B, and Page 27.

(ii) REFERENCE PACKAGES FOR ALL CUSTOM ELEMENTS requiring specialized or creative or technical development. This includes, but is not limited to, maps, 6 Redwood National and State Parks – RFP P15PS00109, Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway Exhibits models, original artwork, photography, and diorama as specified in Attachment 007, Section 16, Reference Packages for Custom design and/or interpretive Elements.

See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, Page 7, wayside base and kiosk designs (orientation kiosk and upright wayside base).

See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, Page 16, Interactive exhibit elements 02.A, 02.B, 02.C;

See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, Page 20, Interactive exhibit elements 04.A, 04.B, 04.C, 04.D, 04.E;

See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, Page 24, Interactive exhibit elements 06.A;

See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, Page 26, Interactive exhibit elements 07.A, 07.B, 07.C;

See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, Page 28, Interactive exhibit elements 08.A.

(b) Prepare and submit updated Exhibit Design Drawings as specified in

Attachment 007, Section 13, Exhibit Design Drawings.

(c) Prepare and submit updated Class B Production Cost Estimate and life-cycle cost estimate as specified in Attachment 007, Section 6, Production Cost Estimates. In addition, update the list or description of materials and functional characteristics that are assumed in your Production Cost Estimate.

(d) Prepare and submit written response to COR review comments

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C. Content Specialties

By completion of Design Development, requirements shall have been identified for all exhibit content. Creation, acquisition, and preparation of this content for use in the exhibition shall commence as soon as the design direction has been finalized, enough information is available to guide the specialists who will be completing the work, and the COR reviews and furnished written approval. Content Specialty tasks include image acquisition, creation of original art, creation of audiovisual and interactive programs, acquisition and preparation of artifacts, and the creation of custom three-dimensional elements by artists and other technical specialists.

Completion of each task must be scheduled to support the workflow established for Pre-Production, Production, and Installation.

1) Commission or create original images, such as illustrations, photographs, and maps, for reproduction in the exhibition including:

(a) Create a series of MAPS to be placed within graphic panels along the Newton B. Drury Parkway. An existing series of maps (NPS, National Geographic, RSNP) will be used in consultation with park staff to confirm accuracy and begin building a new and simplified series of maps for the Parkway exhibits.

(i) MASTER MAPS – Master maps, in three locations, will orient visitors to the Parkway and provide information about the system of icons designed to assist visitors in selecting appropriate trails. Each of THREE master maps will be slightly tailored to its location.

(See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, Pages 5, 8, and 10 for Orientation Map information; Pages 11,17, and 29 for Orientation Map Panel context)..

(ii) TRAIL SPECIFIC MAPS – Trail specific maps will use more detailed (zoomed-in versions) of the Master Map to highlight loop, and other, trails along each of TEN individual trail heads.

(See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, Exhibits 02, 04, 05.02, 05.03, 06.02, 06.03, 07.02, 07.03, 08.02, 08.03 (trail maps).

(b) Create a series of simple ILLUSTRATIONS/GRAPHICS to highlight the following:

(i) REDWOOD TREE FEATURES – Illustrate the following features of a an Old Growth Redwood Trees:

Snagtops, epiphytes, reiteration,‘broccoli tops” (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 20, 04.D) Growth rings (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page

24, panel 06.A) Three Redwood Types (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside

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Plan, GP 04.02)

(ii) HABITAT ZONES – Illustrate the convergence of prairie, stream, and forest habitats as they relate the geography surrounding the Newton B. Drury Parkway. (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 32, GP 02.01)

(iii) LOSS OF OLD GROWTH FOREST – Graphic or illustration that that interprets the original size of the old growth redwood forest as compared to its current size. This will be similar, conceptually, to a map that shows shrinking boundaries of Native American lands. (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 20, basis and interpretive guide for interactive 04.A)

(c) Finalize Reference Packages (listed in DDll above) as specified in

Attachment 007, Section 16, Reference Packages for Custom Interpretive Elements.

(d) Provide samples of work to COR for review of proposed artists, cartographers, or photographers if not previously submitted as part of the contractor’s proposal.

(e) Establish a schedule with the COR for reviews of work-in- progress.

(f) Produce original art, photographs, negatives, transparencies or image scans of suitable technical and content quality for their intended use in the exhibition. The government shall own the original copies of all illustrations, and have unrestricted use rights to all original images produced under this contract as specified in this contract, Section G, Contract Administration Date, Item 12, Rights In Data – Special Works.

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2) Commission or create original audiovisual programs and interactive multimedia programs for use in the exhibition including:

(a) Create AUDIO PROGRAM to welcome visitors to the Newton B.

Drury Scenic Parkway, including, but not limited to the following messages:

(i) AUDIO WELCOME MESSAGE in both English and Yurok language created specifically for this exhibit (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, pages 1, 18, 28 and 30).

NOTE- RNSP staff will facilitate all communication and logistics with Tribal members.

(ii) SOUNDS OF NATURE that illustrate common (or unusual) sounds heard in the forest (bugling elk, bird calls, water).

(iii) SOUNDS OF MAN that provoke, educate, or inspire visitors (chain saws, provocative quotes, Yurok elders or youth).

(b) Finalize treatments for audiovisual programs and design requirements for interactive multimedia programs.

(c) Provide samples of work to the COR for review of proposed audiovisual and interactive multimedia program producers if not previously submitted as part of the contractor’s proposal.

(d) Establish a schedule with the COR for reviews of work-in- progress.

(e) Produce original audiovisual and interactive multimedia programs of suitable technical and content quality for their intended use in the exhibition. All audiovisual programs shall conform to the development process and technical requirements as specified in Attachment 010, National Park Service Programmatic Accessibility Guidelines.

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3) Commission or create custom three-dimensional elements including, but not limited to, natural history models, topographic maps, architectural models, sculpted or cast human figures, custom electronic elements, and mechanical and electromechanical elements including:

(a) Design and Create a TACTILE MAP (apx. 18” X 18”) that interprets the original size of the old growth redwood forest as compared to its current size. This will be similar, conceptually, to a map that shows shrinking boundaries of Native American lands. The map will be fully accessible and encourage kids, adults and all visitors to explore and understand the once vast reaches of the redwood forest.

(See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 20, Interactive 04.A)

(b) Design and create TACTILE PANELS that provide touchable interpretive features on the following exhibits:

(i) ELK TRACKS AND SCAT panel, apx. 10” X 10” (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 16, component 02.A).

(ii) REDWOOD SEED CONES AND BARK panel, apx. 10” X

10”(See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 20, component 04.B).

(iii) SMALL PLANTS AND ANIMALS panel, apx. 10” X 10” (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 26, component 07.A).

(iv) SALMON SWIMMING IN A CREEK panel, apx. 10” X 10” (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 28, component 08.A).

(c) Design and create TACTILE ELEMENTS integrated into, or welded onto, graphic panel frames that provide touchable interpretive features on the following exhibits:

(i) LIFE SIZE BANANA SLUG

(See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 26.)

(ii) CLUSTER OF LIFE SIZE CYANIDE MILLIPEDES

(d) Design and create CORTEN COUTOUTS

(i) FULL SIZE YOUNG MALE ELK, side view silhouette (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 16, 02.B)

(ii) FULL SIZE MOTHER AND BABY ELK together, side view silhouettes (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 16, 02.B)

(iii) FULL SIZE ADULT MALE ELK, frontal perspective view with facial photo opportunity cut out area.

(See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 16, 02.B)

(e) Design and create DIMENSION OBJECTS to be used in the following locations:

(i) DIMENSIONAL AND REALISTIC TREE “COOKIE” (up to

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1” thick and up to 18” in diameter) to be fastened onto the face of graphic panel 06.01. Used to interpret growth rings on a mature redwood tree. Bark to be rough and irregular along the perimeter. Surface of tree cookie may be HPL. Illustration for tree cookie listed above.

(See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 24, 06.A)

(ii) DIMENSIONAL TREE “COOKIE” (up to 1/2” thick and up to 10” in diameter) to be fastened onto upright steel base.

Surface is HPL graphic panel. (See Draft II Exhibit Wayside Plan, page 24, 06.C).

(f) Finalize Reference Packages for custom elements as specified in

Attachment 007, National Park Service Standard Planning & Design Specifications, Section 16, Reference Packages for Custom Interpretive Elements.

(g) Provide samples of work to the COR for review of proposed artists, sculptors, and other technical specialists proposed for fabrication of custom elements if not previously submitted as part of the contractor’s proposal.

(h) Establish a schedule with the COR for reviews of work-in- progress.

(i) Produce custom three-dimensional elements, of suitable technical and content quality for their intended use in the exhibition.

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D. Pre-Production

Work in the Pre-Production phase includes all tasks necessary to prepare the approved design for production, including production planning, design and content revisions necessary for production, final graphic production files, shop drawings and technical specifications, production samples, prototypes, and mock-ups.

1) Finalize the planning for Production including:

(a) Prepare detailed Production and Installation schedule.

(b) Travel to project site and inspect the exhibit site; document all issues affecting exhibit installation.

(c) Submit Class A production budget and updated life-cycle cost estimate to COR for review and approval as specified in Attachment 007, Section 6, Production Cost Estimates.

2) Revise all content and design details required for production including but not limited to:

(a) Substitution of materials due to availability and design changes.

(b) Corrections of design and content errors.

(c) Revisions required to accommodate the final exhibit location placements.

3) Submit full-size paper proofs for all graphics as specified in Attachment 007, National Park Service Standard Fabrication Specifications, Section 24, Samples/Mock- ups/Prototypes.

4) Prepare all drawings and technical specifications for production as specified in Attachment 007, Section 13.2, Fabrication Drawings.

5) Submit samples, prototypes, and mock-ups as specified in Attachment 007, Section 24, Samples/Mock-ups/Prototypes.

The following exhibit elements will require mock-ups and/or protopying as described below:

(a) MASTER MAPS and TRAIL SPECIFIC MAPS Includes all maps listed under C.1.a. i and ii of this document

(i) Provide a minimum of two rounds of reviews for mark-up for

ALL maps.

(ii) Maps must be full size and full color for final review.

(b) AUDIO PROGRAM - Interactive Components 01.A and 09.A

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(i) In addition to standard reviews of text and then draft recordings via MP3 (or industry standard), provide samples of draft final recordings on the actual playback device for final review and approval.

(c) TACTILE MAP - Interactive Component 04.A

(i) Provide a sample (any size that is effective) of a similar map that provides park with an understanding of what the final will look/feel like.

(ii) Provide a full sized paper proof that indicates all of the features proposed on the map to be used for mark-up and testing.

(iii) Provide a minimum of 10” X 10” section (to final scale) of the actual RNSP tactile map that allows reviewers to make determinations and suggestions regarding effectiveness and quality of finished map.

(d) TACTILE ELEMENTS

Interactive Component s 02.A, 05.A, 07.A, 08.A and others not yet numbered but described above in C.3.b) & c).

(i) Provide a sample (any size that is effective) of proposed tactile element materials that will provide park staff with an understanding of what the final will look/feel like.

(ii) Provide a full sized paper proof that indicates all of the features proposed on the tactile elements to be used for mark-up and testing.

(iii) Provide a minimum of 5” X 5” section (to final scale) of at least one of the actual RNSP tactile elements that allows reviewers to make determinations and suggestions regarding effectiveness and quality of finished product.

(e) ELK COUT OUT - Interactive Component 02.B

(i) Provide full sized mock ups for each of the elk cut outs. These should be constructed using inexpensive and lightweight materials that may be easily shipped and reassembled and tested by park staff on location.

(f) INTERETIVE /REGULATORY ICON SLATS SIGN SYSTEM

(i) If exhibit production drawings are insufficient for staff to understand the slat sign system, provide a prototype, using inexpensive materials, that demonstrates how the slat system will work in combination with the frame. Slats must be interchangeable and easily replaced with a minimum amount of keys and/or special tools.

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(g) TREE COOKIE - Interactive Components 06.A and 06.C

(i) Provide full size proposed outline of tree cookie (both sizes)

(ii) Provide samples of proposed edge treatment. Edge treatment should maintain the illusion of it being a real tree cookie.

(h) PHOTO POINT/POSTCARD SHARING Interactive Component 02.C, 04.C, 06.C, 07.C,

(i) Provide inexpensive full scale mock-up of photo point exhibit for review and testing purposes.

(i) VIEWING TUBES - Interactive Components 02.D and 04.D

(i) Develop a method for testing and determining final viewing angles needed for viewing tubes OR design a system that may be adjusted on site, then welded or permanently fastened in place.

(ii) Final view through tubes must be tested and approved on site in the final location prior to installation.

(j) LISTENING DISH Interactive Component 07.B

(i) Develop a method for testing and determining ideal location and placement of listening dish.

(ii) Final positioning must be tested and approved on site in the final location prior to installation.

(k) SCALE INTERACTIVE Interactive Component 07.C

(i) Test and determine ideal location and placement of scale interactive markers.

(ii) Final positioning must be tested and approved on site in the final location prior to installation.

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E. Production

Work in the Production phase includes fabrication of structures, production of all graphics, acquisition of all equipment and other purchased items, completion of all content specialties, and integration of all elements of the exhibition in preparation for installation.

1) Provide fabrication of all exhibit elements including cabinetry, panels, platforms, artifact cases, cabinets or kiosks containing computer equipment, vitrines, or other elements that constitute the basic structural elements of the exhibits as specified in Attachment 007, Section 22 Exhibit Structures.

2) Purchase, fabricate, assemble, install into buildings and exhibit structures, and thoroughly test all electrical, electronic, and mechanical devices; this includes lighting. Install audiovisual equipment into exhibit structures, including electrical components to provide and ensure fully operational audiovisual systems for each exhibit unit as specified in Attachment 007.

3) Produce all exhibit graphics as specified in Attachment 007, National Park Service Standard Fabrication Specifications, Section 15 , Graphics.

F. Installation

Work in the Installation phase includes shipping, set-up and installation of all exhibit elements so that they are complete, fully operational, and ready for use as specified in Attachment 007, Section 28, Installation.

1) Provide set-up of exhibits for inspection and demonstration prior to shipment to the site.

2) Provide installation of all elements designed, fabricated, and acquired under this contract.

3) Provide a maintenance kit, DRAF T ma i n t ena nc e manual, and instructional video to the park staff a n d C O R upon completion of the exhibit installation.

G. Closeout

Work in the Closeout phase includes preparation and organization all exhibit production material for submittal to the COR and closeout of the project as specified in Attachment 007, Section 30, Closeout.

1) Provide warranty service for defects in materials and workmanship for one year following final installation and approval of project.

2) Provide photo documentation of the completed exhibit.

3) Provide FINAL maintenance manual with photos showing how to access, maintain and repair exhibit elements.