FURNITURE CONSERVATION SERVICES

The State of Vermont’s Buildings and General Services agency seeks a qualified historic‑furniture conservator to perform conservation, repair, and restoration services on historic pieces in the Vermont State House collection and other state‑owned buildings. The contractor must be a certified conservator familiar with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards, provide documentation of past projects, and submit a detailed technical and price proposal. The contract is for two years with an optional 24‑month renewal, and the work must meet stringent reporting and climate‑change certification requirements. • Provide structural repairs, finishing, and upholstery conservation for historic furniture (mid‑19th to 20th century). • Submit photo documentation of 1‑3 relevant prior projects and three recent non‑government references. • Provide hourly labor rates for Head Conservator, Conservator, Technician, and Upholstery personnel; rates remain firm for the initial two‑year term. • Must comply with worker‑classification reporting (if contract > $250k) and Executive Order certifications (climate‑change, Ukrainian solidarity).