Edquist,Davis,Exhibits,Inc.

Edquist, Davis, Exhibits, Inc., doing business as E D X, is a Seattle-based small business specializing in museum exhibit planning, design, and development services for federal agencies. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation registered in SAM.gov since May 19, 2003, with a current registration expiring November 3, 2026. EDX has established itself as a key partner to the federal government through its expertise in creating engaging interpretive exhibits and educational installations that preserve and present cultural and historical resources to the public.

EDX has demonstrated significant capability across multiple federal agencies through its prime contract awards, totaling approximately $1.6 million in firm fixed-price delivery orders and definitive contracts. The company's primary federal customer is the National Park Service, which has awarded contracts for exhibit planning and design services at notable sites including Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site in New York ($183,087.50, awarded September 2023 with small business set-aside), Hawaii Volcanoes National Park ($403,679.00, awarded March 2023), Mesa Verde National Park ($168,566.00, awarded September 2024), Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park ($243,103.00, awarded September 2022), John F. Kennedy National Historic Site ($68,216.00, awarded September 2022), Joshua Tree National Park's Cottonwood Visitor Center ($210,440.00, awarded September 2021 with small business set-aside), Everglades National Park ($154,490.00, awarded May 2021 with small business set-aside), and the Glenmont site ($65,921.00, awarded September 2024). Additionally, EDX received a Navy contract valued at $66,516.00 from the Chief of Naval Operations for graphic design services supporting the Puget Sound Navy Museum's "Salute to Style" gallery exhibit. The company's contract work encompasses comprehensive exhibit services including planning, graphic design, audiovisual components, interactive features, museum gallery renovations, wayside exhibit design, and interpretive planning, with most awards issued without set-aside designations except for those specifically designated for small business concerns.

EDX holds a single-award, $25 million Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) with the National Park Service National Office, awarded June 1, 2022, and extending through May 31, 2027. This 5-year, nationwide contract covers museum interpretive exhibit planning and design services and was designated as a total small business set-aside. Under this IDC umbrella, the National Park Service has issued numerous delivery orders to EDX for specific projects at parks and historic sites nationwide, including the recent $175,897.00 delivery order for the HAFC BIBE Exhibit Planning and Design project (awarded September 2025, completion June 30, 2027) and earlier delivery orders for sites such as Hawaii Volcanoes, Mesa Verde, Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park, and John F. Kennedy National Historic Site. The IDC structure enables EDX to provide standardized exhibit development services across the National Park Service system, supporting the agency's broader mission to rehabilitate or replace outdated exhibits and produce new displays for parks nationwide. Individual delivery orders issued under this IDC range from approximately $66,000 to $403,000 and are typically structured as firm fixed-price contracts without additional set-aside designations, despite the parent IDC itself being set aside for small businesses.

Interpretive and Exhibit Planning and Design Services.