# 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

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