Tennessee State Parks Exhibit Improvements

The State of Tennessee is establishing an indefinite‑delivery, indefinite‑quantity (IDIQ) contract to modernize, standardize, and make museum exhibits in Tennessee State Parks universally accessible. Qualified firms will be expected to design, fabricate, and install updated interpretive exhibits, adhering to National Park Service Universal Accessibility Guidelines, across multiple parks over a five‑year period. The contract will accommodate up to three awardees, with individual task orders awarded to the lowest‑cost compliant proposal. • Design, fabrication, and installation of non‑personal interpretive exhibits with full ADA/Universal Accessibility compliance. • Four‑phase project structure (Planning & Development, Design, Fabrication, Installation) with phased payment milestones. • Five‑year ceiling of $5 million for the overall program; individual task orders will be sized based on park needs. • Mandatory technical qualification response (no pricing) due April 1 2026; subsequent task‑order pricing will be evaluated on a lowest‑cost basis. • Up to three vendors may be awarded; each can receive multiple task orders throughout the contract term.