DCR 885 MSA Interpretive Services
Federal opportunity from DCRCU - DCR CONTRACTS UNIT • Department of Conservation and Recreation. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Apr 10, 2029. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 81-10-15, 80-14-00, 81-14-00.
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Description
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) is seeking proposals from qualified private or public entities or organizations to provide Museum and Interpretive Services. Categories include Interpretive Planning, Interpretive Media Design, Interpretive Research, Writing and Copy Editing, Production of Original Artwork, Subject Matter Expertise, Maintenance, Repair, Fabrication, and Installation.
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The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) is issuing a solicitation for Museum and Interpretive Services, with a response deadline of April 10, 2029. This opportunity is open to both private and public entities and covers a variety of services including Interpretive Planning and Media Design. Additionally, the set-aside status as SBPP Eligible indicates a focus on small businesses, presenting a significant opportunity for qualified bidders.
DCR intends to procure services that enhance museum and interpretive offerings through various forms of content creation and strategy development, ultimately improving visitor engagement and educational impact.
- Interpretive Planning
- Interpretive Media Design
- Interpretive Research
- Writing and Copy Editing
- Production of Original Artwork
- Subject Matter Expertise
- Maintenance and Repair
- Fabrication and Installation
- Company qualifications and experience
- Proposed approach to interpretive services
- Samples of previous work
- Pricing structure and cost breakdown
- Team members' resumes and credentials
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- Detailed evaluation criteria for proposals
- Specific budget limits for this procurement
- Geographical areas of service execution
- Any prior contracts or incumbents for reference
- Clarification on priority services versus optional offerings
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