DfC NMNI - Workshops Collections Storage Replacement Project

Concepts

• nmni
• dfc nmni
• belfast
• archive shelving
• workshops collections storage replacement project
• storage infrastructure
• storage and retrieval
• outfitting of the museum storage
• current collections storage footprint
• provision of storage hardware

Location

Northern Ireland:

Description

DfC NMNI - Workshops Collections Storage Replacement Project - National Museums NI’s (NMNI) aim to upgrade their storage infrastructure which will improve access to the collection. This can be achieved by the purchase of conservation and museum quality static and mobile racking, a mezzanine floor for racking and tools and equipment for the outfitting of the museum storage for the rehousing of the small objects from the Transport and Industry, Folk Textile and Folk Life collections stores. NMNI is seeking to appoint a single Contractor for the provision of storage hardware necessary to replace the current collections storage footprint at NMNI Workshops to a conservation and museum standard.

Renewal Options

Three optional extension periods of up to 24 months each

Award Criteria

CPV Codes

• 39131100 - Archive shelving
• 63121000 - Storage and retrieval services
• 63122000 - Warehousing services
• 45213221 - Warehouse stores construction work
• 45212313 - Museum construction work
• 92500000 - Library, archives, museums and other cultural services
• 92510000 - Library and archive services
• 92520000 - Museum services and preservation services of historical sites and buildings
• 92521000 - Museum services
• 92521100 - Museum-exhibition services
• 92521200 - Preservation services of exhibits and specimens
• 92521210 - Preservation services of exhibits
• 92521220 - Preservation services of specimens

Indicators

• This is a one-off contract (no recurrence)
• Options are available.
• Renewals are not available.

Other Information

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