Exhibit- Attachment 006 2.1.4_Rock Island Arsenal, 1862 to Today MEDIA PIECE.docx
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This document contains details for a federal contract solicitation and related opportunity file. The U.S. Army Contracting Command - Detroit Arsenal intends to competitively award a firm fixed price contract for museum fabrication and installation services at the Rock Island Arsenal Museum in Illinois. The 12-month base period contract will provide for preparing shop drawings, fabricating exhibit components, packing, shipping, and installing historic objects into the components. A site visit is scheduled for January 12, 2022, with questions due by January 14 and answers to be posted by January 20. The solicitation is set aside for total small businesses and requests the return of various provisions and the pricing workbook with past performance questions. Relevant drawings can be requested from the listed contracting specialist.
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2.1.4_Rock Island Arsenal, 1862 to Today PAllie – 23JUN20
Description:
Sliding timeline showing the growth of the Arsenal from 1862 to Today. Each point on the timeline will feature a historical map of the Arsenal on which visitors can click on a building or area on the Island and a pop-up with information about that building will appear with an image if available. Each screen/era will feature between 10 and 25 touch points.
The interactive will have set timeline stops at Pre-Civil War, 1860-1880, 1880-1900, 1900-1920, 1920-1940, 1940-1960, 1960-1990, Today.
The interactive will be displayed on a 40” touchscreen monitor, inset into a wall in Section 2.1.
Example Layouts:
Copy: [To be finalized when archives can be accessed, currently unavailable due to Museum closure] Pre-Civil War
1. Rock Island Congress designated Rock Island as a military reserve in 1809. Its strategic location on the Mississippi River established an American presence on the frontier.
2. Fort Armstrong Built in 1816, Ft. Armstrong was the military headquarters during the Blackhawk War in 1832. Its strategic location protected American interests in the area from the local Sauk and Fox tribes. The fort was abandoned in 1836.
3. Colonel Davenport House George Davenport, the first sutler for the garrison at Ft. Armstrong, built a house along the northern side of the island near Ft. Armstrong. What was first a simple log cabin grew to a large house that can be seen today.
1860-1880
1. Rock Island Prison Barracks
2. Prisoner Hospital
3. Garrison Barracks
4. Officer’s Quarters
5. Post Hospital
6. Post Headquarters
7. 1865 Arsenal Building – Clock Tower
8. Sears and Grant Mills
1880-1900
1. 1865 Arsenal Building – Clock Tower
2. Bridge to Davenport
3. Bridge to Rock Island
4. Railroad Bridge to Rock Island
5. Bridge to Moline
6. Post Cemetery
7. Confederate Cemetery
8. Proposed Woolen Mills and Tannery
9. Barracks
10. Quarters One
11. Officer’s Quarters
12. Water Tanks
13. Lake and Rustic Bridge
14. Arsenal and Armory
15. Office
16. Guard House
17. Gun Yard
18. Laboratories
19. Magazines
20. Government Dam
21. Proposed Shops
22. Davenport House
1900-1920
1. Vehicle and Artillery Storehouses
2. X,Y,Z Storehouses
3. Testing Laboratory and Garage
4. Recreation Hall
5. Gunstock Dry House
6. Lumber Shed
10. Plating and Tinning Shop
11. Motor Truck Garage
12. Ammunition Loading Plant and TNT Building
13. Artillery Vehicle Plan
14. Shop A
15. Shop B
16. Shop C
17. Shop D
18. Shop E
19. Shop F
20. Shop G
21. Shop H
22. Shop I
23. Shop K
24. Construction Camp
25. Proving Ground
1920-1940
1. Building 60
2. Building 62
3. Building 64
4. Building 66
5. Building 68
6. Building 102
7. Building 104
8. Building 106
9. Building 108
10. Building 110
11. Building 210
12. Building 220
13. X, Y, Z Storehouses
14. Vehicle Storehouses
15. Warehouses
16. Lumber Sheds and Kilns
17. Prototype Building
18. Garages
19. Magazines
20. Bowling Alley
21. Building 350
22. Tank Testing Track
1940-1960
1. Building 60
2. Building 62
3. Building 64
4. Building 66
5. Building 68
6. Building 102
7. Building 104
8. Building 106
9. Building 108
10. Building 110
11. Building 210
12. Building 220
13. Building 299
1960-1990
1. Building 60
2. Building 62
3. Building 64
4. Building 66
5. Building 68
6. Building 102
7. Building 104
8. Building 106
9. Building 108
10. Building 110
11. Kingsbury Manufacturing Complex
12. Building 390
13. Family Housing
14. Keith Ware Center
Today
1. Building 60
2. Building 62
3. Building 64
4. Building 66
5. Building 68
6. Building 102
7. Building 104
8. Building 106
9. Building 108
10. Building 110
11. Kingsbury Manufacturing Complex
12. Building 390
13. Building 350
14. National Cemetery image1.jpeg image2.jpeg
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