Teton Geotourism Center Project - Exhibit Fabrication and Installation Services
The City of Driggs is requesting Proposals for the fabrication and installation of museum exhibitions in the new Teton Geotourism Center.
The Center is scheduled to be open to the public in late July 2014.
The project is funded through the Federal Highway Administration's Scenic Byways program, the Driggs Urban Renewal Agency, City of Driggs and other sources.
The exhibition consist of three primary areas-1) a 24-hour access rest stop display and information area, 2) a seating area, gift shop and information desk and 3) a permanent exhibition space that details the story of the western Teton range's social and natural history and recreational opportunities.
The design of the architecture and exhibition is being provided through an existing contract - Plan One Architects with Studio Tectonic (exhibition sub-consultant).
A copy of the full Request for Proposals may be obtained from the News section of the City of Driggs website (www.driggs.govoffice.com), or by contacting Doug Self at the City of Driggs.
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