Opportunity
SAM #140FF027Q0002
Accessible Seabird Theater Exhibit Upgrade and Media for Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge
Buyer
FWS CONTRACTING ACTIVITY
Posted
October 07, 2026
Respond By
November 09, 2026
Identifier
140FF027Q0002
NAICS
541850, 541430, 512110, 238990
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking an accessible Seabird Theater exhibit upgrade for the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge visitor center in Homer, Alaska. - Government buyer - U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge; the solicitation identifies the FWS Over SAT G/S office and Joni Dutcher. - The included general electronic-program specifications are from the National Park Service (NPS), Harpers Ferry Center. - OEMs and vendors - No commercial OEMs, manufacturers, resellers, or vendors are named. - NPS is identified as the source of general specifications, not as a product manufacturer or commercial vendor. - Requested work and items - Base CLIN 00010: plan, design, illustrate, fabricate, transport, and install an updated Seabird Theater exhibit; remove existing exhibit and audiovisual equipment; and produce a 3–5 minute HD film about refuge seabirds with closed captioning. No physical-item quantities are specified. - Optional CLIN 00020: additional media, which may include a second 3–5 minute HD film for FWS use, presenter mode, an accessible visitor-facing interactive video, and integrated surround sound with non-surround playback capability. - The project also calls for a media kit with 4K video clips and at least 75 high-resolution still images. - Notable requirements - The exhibit should be accessible, maintainable, and use low-to-medium technology; reuse existing wildlife models where possible. - General NPS electronic-program specifications call for accessibility features such as open captions and audio description when applicable, government ownership of digital-interactive source code, and one-year equipment and software warranties. - The project scope includes training, manuals, as-built drawings, a final walk-through, and a one-year full replacement warranty covering products and workmanship. - Period of performance - Overall work spans approximately 19 months, with production and installation expected to be complete by spring 2028. No option years or annual subscription are identified.
Description
Design, Illustration, Fabrication, and installation of Interior Exhibits at the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge