Timpanogos Cave National Monument: Museum Exhibit Fabrication (Prior Notice)

31st October, 2018 Public US Tenders

Timpanogos Cave National Monument preserves a series of three caves in American Fork Canyon, Utah. The first of the caves was discovered in 1887, and is now in the care of the National Park Service. They are now giving prior notice of their requirement for a contractor to fabricate interpretive museum exhibits.

Museum Interpretive Exhibit Fabrication for Timpanogos Cave National Monument.

Interested contractors should register their interest at this link.

ANTICIPATE RELEASE OF THE SOLICITATION BY OCTOBER 29, 2018

Deadline for the receipt of completed tenders 19 November, 2018

Contact:
National Park Service
67 Mather Place
IDC Building
Harper's Ferry, West Virginia 25425

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