Ute Museum cases glasswork.pdf

This is a technical specification document for the History Colorado Center Ute Indian Museum detailing custom glass display cases. The project requires the fabrication of glass panels and hinged glass doors with locks for four distinct museum display cases: the Chipeta/Ouray Case, the Southern/UNO/Ute Mountain Case (with three identical copies to be built and connected together in the gallery), and the Headdress Case. The specifications include precise dimensional drawings and technical details for each cabinet, with measurements provided in inches and isometric, front, side, and top view elevations. The Chipeta/Ouray Case features hinged glass doors with left and right swing capabilities and an open center configuration, measuring 60 inches wide by 66 inches tall by 24 inches deep. The Southern/UNO/Ute Mountain Case includes both hinged glass doors with locks and permanently attached side glass panels, with three identical units to be connected together in the gallery space. The Headdress Case measures 29 inches by 30 inches by 83 inches tall and also features hinged glass doors with left and right swing configurations and locking mechanisms.

No information is provided in this document regarding pricing terms, response deadlines, due dates, site visits, bidders' conferences, award dates, contract term, set-asides, incumbents, funding sources, or budget amounts. The document serves solely as a technical specification and design reference for the fabrication of the requested museum display cases.