As detailed in the procurement documents and in the draft contract, the successful tenderer undertakes to supply the features of the exhibition, its cultural goods and the construction of the exhibition in the framework of the contract.
The contractor’s obligation to perform shall include, inter alia, museum pedagogical equipment, hardware, software, built structures, painting and covering works, games, replica and other furniture, decorative supplies, specific installation, purchase, production, supply, development of digital content for interactive exhibition elements, translation, graphic design, and printing in connection with the implementation of the exhibition. The task covers the installation and installation of purchased products, furniture, objects and works of art. The list of structures to be installed shall be published by the contracting authority as an annex to the technical specifications.
Floor areas:
Total net floor area of buildings included in the investment: 2 961.91 m²; of which area covered by exhibition: 1 562.77 m².
Description of the exhibition concept and its implementation task:
The purpose of the planned museum exhibition is: Presentation of the historical importance of István Széchenyi and placement of the artwork in the process of social modernisation in the 19th century.
Main principles of the exhibition:
− Old castle: the importance of the work in Hungarian history, outlining the history of the property and the building, the works and initiatives of István Széchenyi;
− Széchenyi-wing: the life of István Széchenyi at home, the intersection of private and public life;
The themes of the exhibition will be carried out on the basis of the scenario.
In addition to interactive and novel devices, artworks, furniture, graphics, installation, trial replices are the most important tools designed for exhibitions. The Széchenyi-wing house houses the theme of the home and is accordingly arranged as an entericer. The construction history is presented in a specific and stand-alone form. Visitors with reduced mobility are assisted by audio-visual devices and tactile objects.
The task covers the construction of the whole exhibition, i.e.
Installations
General
81 items for joinery or other built-in furniture
2 items of plasterboard structure
4 lots of dolls
Analogue experience or directly necessary for it
33 items for joinery or other built-in furniture
2 items of plasterboard structure
Linked to a digital experience
18 items for joinery or other built-in furniture
3 items of plasterboard structure
In total, 133 were individually destroyed on the basis of the RBM plan: BU standitor, installa-study, unique multimedia element
Mobivia
General
13 items
Linked to a digital experience
3 items
Other
General
38 items of paintings, graphic copies of objects
Analogue experience or directly necessary for it
3 lots of paintings, graphic copies of objects
Replica
10 items of furniture, copies of garments
Graphics
General
71 Items
Analogue experience or directly necessary for it
7 items
Linked to a digital experience
1 item
Total design and production of graphical surfaces: 268.8 m²
Establishment of a room
General
4 items plasterboard construction
8 items with carpentry
39 items for surface finishing (painting, wallpapering, sections, etc.)
Multimedia
Digital experiences, according to separate tender specifications.
Ogranisation
10 items
IT
hardware for planned exhibitions
52 items: H01-H52
software tasks for planned exhibitions
7 items: SZ01-SZ07
content development tasks for planned exhibitions
23 items: T01-T23,
other services (printing, translation) are also required. The task covers the installation and installation of purchased products, furniture, objects and works of art. During the construction of the exhibition, account shall be taken of historical conservation considerations. The successful tenderer is also required to train the staff operating the exhibition at the time of the inspection (up to 5 persons, 2 times, 4 hours/occasional time), including in particular the structure of the system, the handling of the individual equipment and the procedures to be followed in the event of failure.
List of items that can be attributed optionally:
O1:M 0106 Industry and agriculture item 1
O2: M 0117 Travel at Széchenyi age (resting area) 5 items
O3: S1.05 Corridor 2 lots
O4: S1.11 Corridor 2 lots
O5: S.1.16 Széchenyi cultus 6 items
O6: S1.17 Széchenyi cultus 33 items
O7: S1.18 circulating 3 items
O8: S1.20 Sikes of Széchenyi — Béla and Ödön 10 items
O9: Item S1.20b O (organisation costs related to the above items) 4
2) List of items that can be attributed optionally in relation to IT elements
O10: M0.20 Leaving 3 items
O11: M0.11 Self-farming 3 lots
O12: M0.13 assemblies 2 items
O13: M1.11 Logging 3 lots
O14: M1.06 Industry and agriculture 3 lots
O15: S1.20 Séchenyi’s sons 4 items
O16: S1.17 Széchenyi cultus 2 items
3) List of items that may be assigned optionally in the context of translation
O17: M0.12. — Lunkányi on religion: 858 characters
O18: S1.17 — Subject 2236 characters English translation; News release tranche 1941 150th anniversary of Széchenyi’s birth.
O19:S1. 20:
—Tripple 2172 characters-Angol German translation
Subject-matter 2102 characters-Angol German translation
O20: S1.16: Taboon 2368 characters-Angol German translation
O21: M1.06.: Lunkányi 900 characters on industry
O22: M0.11: Lunkány self-cultivation 900 characters
Option items are allocated in detail in the unpriced budget. In respect of items O1 to O22, the customer shall be entitled to exercise his right to order, even by item, no later than 90 calendar days from the date on which the contract enters into force. If options are exercised, the Contractor shall perform the part of the work ordered under the option quantity by the closing date specified in the contract. The total quantity is set out in detail in the technical documents annexed to the specifications.
The Client explicitly points out that if the above optional items (premises) are not ordered, this also means that the Client does not order any IT element or elements for the option room.
It is described in detail in the procurement documents.
In the case of a specific type or make, the name is used only to clearly define the nature of the object, in which case the term “or equivalent” shall be understood.