USSPACECOM Building 1 Artwork v2
ID: SSB1Artwork2Type: Sources Sought
Overview

Buyer

DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE AIR FORCEFA2517 21 CONS BLDG 350PETERSON SFB, CO, 80914-1117, USA

NAICS

All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing (339999)

PSC

MISCELLANEOUS CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS (5680)
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    The Department of Defense, through the 21st Contracting Squadron at Peterson Space Force Base, is seeking information from potential Artwork and Branding Providers for the USSPACECOM Building 1 project in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The objective is to design, procure, and install artwork that reflects Department of Defense space themes and enhances the visual environment of the facility, with specific requirements outlined in the Statement of Work. This initiative is crucial for reinforcing USSPACECOM's branding and operational integrity within its headquarters. Interested vendors must respond to the Sources Sought announcement by April 22, 2025, addressing specified questions and providing their capabilities, with further inquiries directed to Cayce Moses at cayce.moses@spaceforce.mil or Amanda Davidson at amanda.davidson.5@spaceforce.mil.

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    The Department of the Air Force, specifically the 21st Contracting Squadron at Peterson Space Force Base, has issued a Sources Sought Announcement for potential Artwork and Branding Providers related to USSPACECOM's Building 1. This market research aims to gauge interest and capability among providers for artwork and branding on three different floors, with requirements detailed in Attachment 1 of the document. The NAICS code relevant to this project is 339999, covering miscellaneous manufacturing. Interested vendors must respond by 22 April 2025, addressing ten specified questions, which include delivery timelines, relevant NAICS codes, and whether they hold a suitable pre-priced contract vehicle. The announcement clarifies that it does not represent a formal bidding opportunity, and the government is not soliciting quotes at this stage. Following the inquiry deadline, a follow-up amendment will provide answers to all submitted questions. This effort is part of the government's broader approach to enhance the branding and visual representation of USSPACECOM within its facilities.
    The United States Space Command (USSPACECOM) has issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the design, procurement, and installation of artwork in Building 1, located at 150 Vandenberg St, Colorado Springs, CO. The project involves creating a cohesive interior art display that reflects specific Department of Defense (DoD) space themes, drawing on the organization's heritage. The contractor is required to submit a draft design within 30 days of project award, with the government retaining final approval rights on all artwork before procurement and installation. The contractor must organize logistics for artwork delivery and installation while ensuring compliance with site conditions and design specifications outlined in provided attachments. Installation should be completed within 180 days of final design approval, adhering to professional standards for placement and maintenance concerns. Post-installation, a joint inspection by contractor and government officials is required to confirm completion and quality. All personnel engaged in the project must undergo background checks and be escorted within the facility, adhering to established security protocols. This endeavor underscores USSPACECOM's intent to enhance its headquarters' interior while maintaining a focus on operational integrity and artistic value.
    The USSC Art and Branding Project focuses on designing wall art for specific spaces in Building 1, detailing chosen configurations and mediums for artworks. The project specifies guidelines for multi-panel art pieces, acrylic and metal prints, and the conditions under which they will be produced and displayed. Acrylic prints vary in thickness based on size, ensuring stability and aesthetic appeal. The document outlines designated wall spaces categorized by funding priority – with red for primary and green for secondary walls. Various artworks will showcase themes ranging from digital art related to space operations to photography of ground-based space systems, emphasizing the connection to military and commercial space initiatives. Overall, the project aims to enhance the visual environment while aligning with USSC branding objectives and artistic integrity.
    The Department of the Air Force's 21st Contracting Squadron has issued a Sources Sought announcement to gather information from prospective Artwork and Branding Providers for USSPACECOM's Building 1 at Peterson Space Force Base. This market research aims to assess the capabilities and interest of potential vendors, with specific focus on creating artwork and branding for the building’s first, second, and third floors, as outlined in the provided Statement of Work. Vendors are asked to submit their capabilities, delivery timelines, potential NAICS code adjustments, warranty information, and socio-economic status by 22 April 2025. This announcement serves primarily as a preliminary market investigation, and does not obligate the government to issue a contract or solicitation. Interested parties can direct questions to the designated contracting officers via email. By obtaining detailed vendor inputs, the government seeks to determine the most suitable procurement approach for its artwork and branding needs.
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