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The History of Place exhibition at the Museum of Liverpool, part of National Museums Liverpool, is the second of three exhibitions to be mounted across the UK telling the story of disabled people and the built environment. One exhibition has already been opened at M Shed in Bristol, and the final exhibition will be located at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
History of Place is an HLF funded project dedicated to telling the stories of deaf and disabled people and how their lives intersect with heritage buildings. In Liverpool, the focus of the exhibition is on the Royal School for the Blind – the first blind school in the UK and the oldest still in continuous operation today.
The exhibition dedicated to this story will itself be an exemplar of accessible design, with particular focus on communication with those who are blind or visually impaired (VI). However, it has been designed to accommodate the needs of as many people as possible. Attention to accessibility throughout the fit out will be critical.
The available budget is £14,000.
Tender requirements
Please provide:
1. Three sample projects (20%) – these should date from the last five years and be of similar scale, type/complexity and budget.
2. Team (20%) – please provide details of who you will be presenting as the team, including details of any sub-consultants you may be including.
3. Brief methodology (20%) – a brief statement of how you will achieve the project to the timeframe and budget available.
4. Fee proposal (40%) – please provide your fee proposal with breakdowns. As we are looking for the most cost-effective solution, the lowest priced tenderer will automatically receive the full percentage of marks available.
5. Any questions you may have (0%) arising from the tender documentation that we can consider as part of your response.
Download the full spec and guidance here.
The deadline for responses is Monday 27th November.