The purpose this is the pre-solicitation notice 140P2020R0063, WOTR 226765 - Renovate Theatrical Stage Rigging Machinery Systems for Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts Vienna, VA.
The stage rigging system is a 104-line set, single-purchase manual counterweight system. The powered systems include the fire curtain, light bridge, two light ladders, and the storage and positioning machinery for the orchestra shell.
WOTR 226765 - Renovate Theatrical Stage Rigging Machinery Systems
crane (when appropriate)• General machinery moving and machinery moving of unique equipment.• Rigging specialty tanks and containers• Selection appropriate rigging equipment based on weight and dimensions of the scientific equipment.• Lift and transport the equipment to the designated location.Time and materials Task Releases shall not exceed $249,999.
Alternates are anticipated to address concerns with the aging tension grid and supporting structure, performance rigging and associated machinery and replacing the fire curtain. Challenges may include a carefully planned phasing of sequences that accommodate occupancy during construction. Delegated authority has been granted to the university's Board of Trustees from the Board of Governors to proceed with Advance Planning.
Reference:2023 - MC - P004 / 1788576 Rigging and curtains equipment (Machinery and tools) --- Équipements Gréage et rideaux Source:Government of Quebec SEAO - register with SEAO to receive updates, amendments & addenda NEW OR UPDATED December 09, 2023 2024-01-10 11 h (Closing date appears to be Wednesday, January 10, 2024 - potential bidders should confirm) This opportunity is in the Central Region (includes the provinces of Ontario, Quebec) A full
It is imperative that your heavy machinery moving and rigging subcontractors attend this walk. Time: 1:00pm Meeting Location: Tilden-Coil Construction Trailer, 1100 N. Grand Ave, Walnut , CA 91789 (see attached map). Parking: Bidders are to park in Parking Lot D within the Tilden-Coil fenced in area (see attached map).
