Ute Indian Museum-display cases for exhibits

History Colorado is procuring custom display cases for exhibits at the Ute Indian Museum located in Denver County, Colorado. The project requires the design and fabrication of six custom museum display cases for the museum's remodeled exhibit area. The deliverables include three cases with single Blum craft display doors featuring 3/8" starphire laminated glass with black anodized hardware and adjacent sidelights, one specialized case for a headdress with a pair of Blum craft display doors featuring 3/8" starphire laminated glass with black anodized hardware, and two cases designated for Chipeta and Chief Ouray, each equipped with a pair of Blum craft display doors with 3/8" starphire laminated glass with black anodized hardware and adjacent glass panels with 3/8" starphire laminated construction in black anodized top and bottom u-channels. Technical specifications include precise dimensional drawings with measurements provided in inches and multiple view elevations for each cabinet type. Base and top cap installation, as well as any wood framing, will be completed by others. Bidders are required to submit quotes for the construction of the described cases with reference to attached dimensional plans. The opportunity was posted on April 5, 2017, with a response deadline of April 10, 2017.

The procurement documents provided do not specify set-aside designations, restrictions on respondent types, disadvantaged enterprise requirements, or incumbent vendor information. No information regarding funding sources, budget amounts, contract terms, award values, or pricing terms is disclosed in the available scope of work or technical specification documents. Interested vendors should consult the detailed dimensional plans and contact History Colorado directly for additional project specifications, timeline requirements, submission procedures, and financial details necessary to prepare a competitive bid response.