Burrell Renaissance - Manual Interactives
The Burrell Renaissance Project will deliver a world-class redisplay of the collection - promoting a deeper physical and intellectual access to and understanding of our objects, enabling relevant, meaningful and powerful dialogues with our target audiences. Digital interpretation will play a considerable part in achieving this. In December of 2018 Glasgow City Council will appoint one or more companies to design, develop and deliver hybrid, manual and tactile interactives that will interpret the redisplayed Burrell...
Buyer
Glasgow City Council
Value
£398,133
Published
15 Feb 2019
Closes
15 Feb 2019
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM82
Procurement method
Selective
Category
Works
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
92521100
Museum-exhibition services
92521000
Museum services
Lots
Lot 1 Hybrid/Electromechanical Interactives – Design, Development and Production
£398,133
There are fifteen (15) elements within this Lot. Each requires the development and delivery of combinations of robust, physically interactive mechanisms and interfaces that work seamlessly with related bespoke software / digital content. Note that these physical elements – including, in some cases, the supporting and housings – will be developed and delivere...
Delivery: UKM82
Lot 2 Manual Interactives – Design, Development and Production
£93,631
There are 11 Manual Interactives across galleries. The Scope of Works for each Interactive comprises the development, production and delivery of all manual elements. All Manual Interactives will comprise the creative design, development, prototyping, installation and any warranty support of the manual interactive in the museum. The successful contractor will...
Delivery: UKM82
Lot 3 Tactile Models – Design, Development and Production
£83,572
The primary aim of all new interpretation in the museum is to encourage visitors to look at and engage with the objects. The interpretive techniques promote connection, community, participation, wellbeing, creativity, resilience and empathy. This will ensure The Burrell Collection’s renewed place at the forefront of contemporary museum practice as we develop...
Delivery: UKM82
Lot 4 Tactile Labels – Design, Development and Production
£114,974
The primary aim of all new interpretation in the museum is to encourage visitors to look at and engage with the objects. The interpretive techniques promote connection, community, participation, wellbeing, creativity, resilience and empathy. This will ensure The Burrell Collection’s renewed place at the forefront of contemporary museum practice as we develop...
Delivery: UKM82
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The Burrell Renaissance Project will deliver a world-class redisplay of the collection - promoting a deeper physical and intellectual access to and understanding of our objects, enabling relevant, meaningful and powerful dialogues with our...
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