Philo T. Farnsworth U. S. Capitol Statue Relocation

The Martha Hughes Cannon Statue Oversight Committee is conducting a procurement opportunity for the Philo T. Farnsworth U.S. Capitol Statue Relocation project, solicited through Bid Number DB20-16. The procurement specifically relates to decorative adornments and arts and crafts equipment, involving statuettes, ceramic items, and related materials. Potential vendors are required to submit responses to David Bundy at davidbundy@utah.gov, with the solicitation period open from November 15, 2019, at 12:00 PM MST and closing on January 3, 2020, at 5:00 PM MST. While the original description mentions a design for a medical observation unit at the Davis County Correctional Facility, the attached document focuses on the statue relocation project. Vendors are advised to thoroughly review the entire solicitation to ensure full compliance with all requirements. The Martha Hughes Cannon Statue Oversight Committee will be responsible for evaluating vendor responses, with the procurement being conducted in US Dollars.

The procurement documents do not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations. No information is provided about incumbent vendors, current contractors, or existing infrastructure requiring integration. The document is a courtesy posting, and the Division of Purchasing is not the direct issuing or conducting procurement unit. Vendors are cautioned that the contract award will not be posted on the website, and they must contact the designated individual directly for further information. While no specific budget range or award value is mentioned in the provided documentation, the procurement involves arts and crafts equipment related to statue relocation. Potential vendors should be prepared to demonstrate expertise in handling and relocating historical statues and related artistic elements. The procurement appears to be open to qualified architectural and arts-related firms capable of managing the statue relocation project.