Tender for Tender for The Work Of Developing The Old Jail Situated In Pauri, The Headquarters Of Pauri Garhwal District, Into A Museum.
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19 Aug 2026
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1.06 Lakhs
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4720
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Pauri Garhwal → Uttarakhand
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Tender for The Work Of Developing The Old Jail Situated In Pauri, The Headquarters Of Pauri Garhwal District, Into A Museum.
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| Sl. No. | Item Description |
| 1 | Specification & Scope of Work:Design, fabrication, supply, installation, and commissioning of ticketing booth and administrative office space for the museum facility.Ticket Counter (Booth):Fabrication of ticketing counter using plywood/engineered wood with laminate/solid surface finish, including:Transaction counter with ergonomic height Cash drawer, storage units, and cable provisions Integration space for ticketing systems/computers (5.8X1) Meters 2 double seating sofas and Chair |
| 2 | WALL DISPLAY UNITS |
| 3 | Design, fabrication, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of a wall-mounted museum display showcase constructed using high-quality seasoned wood framework and toughened, anti-reflective glass panels. The unit shall be seamlessly integrated into the gallery wall, ensuring a flush, minimalistic, and visually unobtrusive finish suitable for heritage display environments. The showcase shall include: Structural Framework: 18mm & 20 mm: Termite-resistant, seasoned hardwood/engineered plywood with precision joinery, finished with matte polish/laminate as per approved design. Glazing: 10–12 mm thick toughened, laminated, low-iron anti-reflective glass with UV protection to safeguard artefacts. All joints to be silicone-sealed for dust-proofing. Display Base & Mounts: Custom-designed inert platforms, mounts, and supports fabricated using conservation-grade materials to ensure stability and non-reactivity with artefacts. Background Cladding: High-quality, non-reflective, neutral-toned cladding (fabric/laminate/composite panels) fixed on backing boards to enhance object visibility and maintain aesthetic uniformity. Lighting System: Integrated LED lighting (warm white, 3000K–3500K) with concealed fixtures, uniform illumination, low heat emission, and dimmable controls. Lighting to be positioned to avoid glare and shadows, ensuring optimal object visibility. Access Mechanism: Lockable access panels/hinged or sliding doors with high-quality hardware for secure maintenance and display changes. |
| 4 | Wall Display Unit – Wood and Glass Showcase with Integrated Lighting and Background Cladding - 8 x 2.5 x 8 feet , Stories of Independence and History of Jail |
| 5 | FREESTANDING DISPLAYS |
| 6 | Specification & Scope of Work:Design, fabrication, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of free-standing display panels for exhibition of interpretive content, portraits, and artefacts within gallery spaces. These panels shall function as self-supported vertical display units with integrated lighting and provision for artefact display at the base.Structural Framework:Fabrication of internal structure using MS/CRCA framework with adequate thickness (1.2–2 mm) to ensure rigidity and stability. Panels to be self-supporting with proper base anchoring/weight balancing.Panel Cladding & Finish:External surfaces finished using MDF/plywood/composite boards with laminate/paint/metal finish as per approved design. Edges to be seamless and refined.Graphics & Content Display:High-resolution printed graphics mounted on acrylic/laminated panels or backlit diffusers, displaying portraits, text, and interpretive information.Integrated Lighting:Provision of internal LED lighting (edge-lit/backlit) to illuminate the panels uniformly. Warm lighting (3000K–4000K) to enhance readability and visual appeal.Display Case (Base Unit):Lower portion to include angled or horizontal display case with:Toughened glass/acrylic top, Provision for artefact placement, Internal lighting Dimensions:Panel size typically ranging from 6 ft height, with proportionate width and base depth as per approved design.Installation:Placement and alignment within gallery space, ensuring stability, accessibility, and integration with visitor circulation. |
| 7 | Cross-Section Installation – Indian Jail Cell (Interpretive Exhibit) |
| 8 | Specification & Scope of Work:Design, fabrication, supply, installation, and commissioning of a cross-sectional replica of an Indian jail cell, developed as an interpretive exhibit to represent historical prison conditions. The installation shall provide a cut-away view enabling visitors to visually understand spatial layout, materials, and living conditions within a jail environment. Structural Framework: Fabrication of Glass wall within a frame Wall & Surface Treatment: Creation of realistic wall finishes using plaster, textured coatings, or composite materials to replicate stone/brick masonry typical of historic jail cells. Surfaces to include weathered textures, aging effects, and authentic detailing. Cell Elements: Inclusion of key features such as: Iron bars/grill door (MS/CRCA with appropriate thickness), Sleeping platform/charpai or stone bed, Minimal furniture (utensils, bedding, etc.), Small window openings (jail-style) All elements to be proportionate and historically representative. Cross-Section Design: One or more sides of the structure to be open or cut away, allowing internal visibility while maintaining structural integrity. Flooring: Replication of stone/rough flooring using textured materials or tiles to match historical context. Lighting Integration: Provision of low-intensity, warm lighting to simulate dim interior conditions and highlight key features. Concealed fixtures to be used for realism. Graphic/Interpretive Integration: Optional integration of panels or labels explaining the context, historical background, and significance of the jail environment. Installation: Placement within gallery with proper anchoring and alignment, ensuring safe visitor interaction and viewing angles. |
| 9 | Govind Ballabh Pant Jail Cell – Experiential Diorama Installation |
| 10 | Design, fabrication, supply, installation, and commissioning of a life-size experiential diorama representing the jail cell of Govind Ballabh Pant, depicting his period of imprisonment during the freedom movement. The installation shall recreate the spatial, emotional, and historical context through realistic detailing, props, and interpretive elements. Structural Framework:Fabrication of enclosure using MS/CRCA framework with plywood/composite panels, designed to create a stable and durable display unit with front viewing access. Jail Cell Construction:Recreation of jail environment including: Iron bar enclosure (MS rods, 16–20 mm thickness), Masonry-textured walls using plaster/paint finish, Small jail window with grill detailing, Basic stone/rough flooring finishFurniture & Props:Inclusion of period-appropriate elements such as: Wooden table and chair, Writing materials (paper, ink, books), Bedding/charpai or folded blankets, Earthen pots/utensils Lighting Integration:Installation of low-intensity warm lighting (single bulb/ambient light simulation) to recreate the mood of the jail environment. Concealed lighting to highlight key elements without disturbing realism. Interpretive Graphics:Adjacent panel with biographical content, historical context, photographs, and quotes, printed on high-quality panels (acrylic/sunboard) with proper illumination.Electrical Integration: Concealed wiring and fixtures integrated within the structure, ensuring safety and ease of maintenance. Installation:Complete on-site installation, alignment, and finishing, ensuring seamless integration within the gallery narrative. |
| 11 | CHANDRA SINGH GARHWALI Jail Cell – Experiential Diorama Installation |
| 12 | Design, fabrication, supply, installation, and commissioning of a life-size experiential diorama representing the jail cell of Govind Ballabh Pant, depicting his period of imprisonment during the freedom movement. The installation shall recreate the spatial, emotional, and historical context through realistic detailing, props, and interpretive elements.Structural Framework:Fabrication of enclosure using MS/CRCA framework with plywood/composite panels, designed to create a stable and durable display unit with front viewing access.Jail Cell Construction:Recreation of jail environment including:Iron bar enclosure (MS rods, 16–20 mm thickness), Masonry-textured walls using plaster/paint finish, Small jail window with grill detailing, Basic stone/rough flooring finishFurniture & Props:Inclusion of period-appropriate elements such as:Wooden table and chair, Writing materials (paper, ink, books), Bedding/charpai or folded blankets, Earthen pots/utensilsLighting Integration:Installation of low-intensity warm lighting (single bulb/ambient light simulation) to recreate the mood of the jail environment. Concealed lighting to highlight key elements without disturbing realism.Interpretive Graphics:Adjacent panel with biographical content, historical context, photographs, and quotes, printed on high-quality panels (acrylic/sunboard) with proper illumination.Electrical Integration:Concealed wiring and fixtures integrated within the structure, ensuring safety and ease of maintenance.Installation:Complete on-site installation, alignment, and finishing, ensuring seamless integration within the gallery narrative. |
| 13 | Free-Falling Textile Installation – Suspended Fabric Panels |
| 14 | Design, fabrication, supply, installation, and commissioning of free-falling textile installations comprising vertically suspended fabric panels with printed graphics/text, forming an immersive and layered visual display within the gallery space. Textile Material: High-quality fabric (cotton/canvas/polyester blend) suitable for printing, with adequate GSM (200–350 GSM) to ensure proper fall, durability, and minimal wrinkling. Fabric to be fire-retardant or treated for fire safety compliance. Printing & Graphics: High-resolution digital printing/screen printing on fabric panels, including text, illustrations, and thematic visuals. Colours to be fade-resistant and suitable for indoor display conditions. Panel Dimensions: Vertical panels of varying height (8 ft) and widths (2 ft).Suspension System: Ceiling-mounted system using MS/aluminium rods, clamps, or cable suspension kits, allowing fabric panels to hang freely. Provision for adjustable heights and alignment.Top & Bottom Finishing: Fabric panels to be stitched with pockets/hemming for insertion of rods or weights to maintain straight fall and prevent curling. Structural Support: Lightweight support system anchored to ceiling structure, designed to safely hold multiple panels with proper load distribution. Installation Layout: Panels to be arranged in staggered or linear formation, creating a walkthrough or layered visual experience. Spacing to be as per approved design. Lighting Integration (Optional):Provision for spotlights or ambient lighting to highlight textile panels and enhance readability and visual impact. Installation & Finishing: Complete installation, alignment, and finishing ensuring wrinkle-free display and proper tensioning of panels. |
| 15 | Panel Material (Plywood):High-quality BWR/BWP grade plywood of minimum 12 mm thickness (recommended 12–18 mm depending on span and design), treated for moisture resistance and long-term dimensional stability.Surface Preparation: Smooth, even surface suitable for direct mounting of printed graphics (canvas/vinyl/sunboard panels). Joints between boards to be flush and level, with no visible undulations. Laser Cutting: Precision CNC/laser cutting of plyboard panels as per approved design drawings, including curved edges, profiles, cut-outs, or layered forms required for the timeline layout. Edges to be smooth, clean, and free from burns or deformities.Framework Support: Backing panels to be fixed onto a secondary support framework (wooden battens/MS subframe/aluminium channels) to maintain structural integrity and ensure proper anchoring to the wall. Fixing & Installation: Secure installation using screws, adhesives, or channel systems as appropriate. All fixings to be concealed or countersunk to maintain a clean surface for final graphic application.Joint Treatment: Seams between multiple panels to be filled, sanded, and finished to achieve a continuous, seamless surface suitable for large-format graphics. |
| 16 | PHOTOGRAPHS |
| 17 | Design, printing, fabrication, supply, and installation of framed photographic displays mounted on sunboard panels. The installation shall present high-quality photographic content in a clean, durable, and cost-effective format suitable for museum and exhibition environments.Panel Material (Sunboard):High-density sunboard (PVC foam board) of minimum 5 mm thickness (recommended 5–8 mm), providing a rigid, lightweight, and smooth surface for mounting photographic prints.Frame:Frames fabricated from wooden sections (minimum 20–25 mm width), finished with matte paint/powder coating/laminate as per approved design. Frames shall be lightweight, durable, and designed to complement the photographic content. |
| 18 | 50 sq ft (5 x10) |
| 19 | 80 sq ft (8 x 10) |
| 20 | 60 sqft (6 x 10) |
| 21 | INFORMATION PANELS PRINTED ON CANVAS |
| 22 | Material (Canvas Wallpaper):High-quality, heavy GSM canvas wallpaper (minimum 300–400 GSM), with a fine textured surface suitable for high-resolution printing. Material to be durable, tear-resistant, and dimensionally stable for large wall applications.Printing:High-resolution eco-solvent/UV printing using fade-resistant, museum-grade inks to ensure sharp detailing, colour accuracy, and long-term durability. Printing shall be executed in panels with precise alignment for seamless joining.Installation:Professional application using appropriate adhesives, ensuring bubble-free, wrinkle-free installation. Panels to be aligned accurately with minimal visible joints, maintaining continuity of the graphic. |
| 23 | High-density sunboard (PVC foam board): of minimum 5 mm thickness (recommended 5–8 mm depending on panel size), with smooth, uniform surface suitable for high-quality printing. Boards shall be lightweight, warp-resistant, and durable for indoor display conditions.Printing:High-resolution UV printing directly on sunboard or vinyl print mounted on sunboard, using fade-resistant inks to ensure sharp imagery, accurate colour reproduction, and long-term stability. |
| 24 | 2.5 D RELIEF MURAL |
| 25 | Base Structure:Backing substrate using high-quality plywood (12–18 mm), mounted on a rigid framework to support layered relief elements. Structure to be dimensionally stable and securely anchored to the wall.Some Resin work will be used based on the mural designRelief Formation (2.5D Work):Sculpted layers created using materials such as plaster, and high density foam or FRP built up to varying depths (typically 20 mm–100 mm) to achieve a semi-three-dimensional effect. Fine detailing to reflect architectural elements, landscapes, and figures.Surface Treatment & Finishing:Hand-painted/airbrushed finish using high-quality acrylic/emulsion paints with protective coatings. Texturing techniques to simulate natural materials such as stone, water, foliage, and built structures.Dimension: 15 ft x 10 ft |
| 26 | ARTWORK |
| 27 | Commissioning/procurement, preparation, framing, supply, and installation of original paintings for display within the exhibition space. The scope includes coordination with artists/art agencies, quality control of artworks, and presentation in a museum-grade format ensuring aesthetic value, protection, and longevity.Commissioning / Procurement:Engagement of artists or sourcing of artworks as per approved curatorial brief and thematic requirements. All artworks to be original/authorized reproductions with appropriate rights and documentation.Artwork Medium:Paintings executed on canvas/paper/board using approved mediums (acrylic, oil, mixed media, etc.), ensuring durability and suitability for display conditions.Mounting:Proper mounting of artworks on archival backing boards or stretcher frames (for canvas), ensuring flatness, tension, and structural integrity without damage to the artwork.Framing:Frames fabricated using high-quality wood/aluminium sections (minimum 20–40 mm width), finished in matte/polished/laminated finish as per approved design. Frames to include:Archival mounts (acid-free) where requiredProtective glazing (2–3 mm glass/acrylic, anti-glare if specified) Secure backing and sealing to prevent dust ingress. |
| 28 | Painitng - Acrylic on canvas - 2 ft x 3 ft |
| 29 | Fibre Glass Replicas – Jailer's room artefacts, shackles, guard weapons used, personal artefacts of prisoners (freedom fighters imprisoned), items of independence struggle (predominantly - CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE & NON-COOPERTION MOVEMENT)Commissioning, design development, fabrication, supply, and installation of custom-made replica artefacts representing jail environments and objects associated with the Indian independence movement, with emphasis on the Civil Disobedience and Non-Cooperation Movement. The artefacts shall be crafted by skilled artisans using appropriate materials to achieve high authenticity and museum-grade detailing. Design Development:Preparation of sketches, reference drawings, and prototypes for approval prior to fabrication. Customization to align with exhibit narrative and spatial requirements. Material & Craftsmanship:Use of appropriate materials such as wood, metal (MS/brass), leather, fabric, and composites, depending on the artefact type. Artefact Categories:Jailer’s room artefacts: registers, furniture accessories, lamps, storage itemsShackles & restraints: handcuffs, leg irons, Guard equipment: batons, belts, accessories, Prisoner artefacts: utensils, bedding, clothing, personal belongings Independence movement items: documents, symbolic objects, protest-related items Detailing & Finishing:High-quality hand-finishing including engraving, polishing, ageing effects, patina, and surface treatments to replicate original materials and historical wear. Protective Treatment:Application of coatings for anti-rust, anti-fungal, and surface protection, Mounting & Display Integration:Provision of custom mounts, stands, or fixtures for secure placement within display cases, panels, or dioramas. Installation:Placement and fixing of artefacts as per approved layout, ensuring stability and visual coherence within the exhibit. |
| 30 | Fibre Glass Replica Artefacts – Jailer's room artefacts, shackles, guard weapons used, personal artefacts of prisoners (freedom fighters imprisoned), items of independence struggle (predominantly - CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE & NON-COOPERTION MOVEMENT)Design, sculpting, moulding, fabrication, finishing, supply, and installation of fibre glass (FRP) replicas of artefacts including jewellery, coins, swords, medals, and household objects. The replicas shall be developed to accurately represent original artefacts for safe display, handling, and long-term preservation within the exhibition environment. Design & Reference Development:Detailed study and documentation of original artefacts (photographs/measurements) to ensure accurate replication of scale, proportions, and detailing. Clay Modelling (Master Creation):Initial master models to be hand-sculpted in clay, capturing fine details such as engravings, textures, and ornamentation. Masters to be approved prior to moulding. Mould Making & Casting:Preparation of high-quality moulds from approved clay masters, followed by casting in Fibre Reinforced Plastic (FRP) using resin and glass fibre mat. Thickness to be minimum 3–5 mm, depending on object size and handling requirements.Surface Finishing:Hand-finishing and painting to replicate original material appearance such as metal (gold/silver/bronze), stone, or aged patina. Use of metallic paints, leafing, or texturing techniques for realistic effect. Mounting & Display Integration:Provision of supports, mounts, mannequins, or fixtures (metal/acrylic/wood) to securely display items within showcases, walls, or open displays. Mounting to be non-damaging and reversible where possible. Labelling & Documentation:Basic documentation and identification of artefacts, with provision for integration of interpretive labels where required. |
| 31 | Human Sculptures – Fibre Casted Figures (FRP) for Experiential InstallationsDesign, sculpting, fabrication, finishing, supply, and installation of life-size human sculptures in fibre reinforced plastic (FRP) representing historical characters and scenes within the gallery. The sculptures shall be used in experiential installations such as jail cells, courtyards, and interpretive scenes depicting personalities and events related to the freedom movement. Concept & Reference Development: Detailed study of historical references, photographs, and documentation to ensure accurate likeness, attire, posture, and context for each figure (e.g., prisoners, guards, key personalities like Govind Ballabh Pant and Chandra Singh Garhwali). Master Sculpting:Creation of full-scale clay/foam master sculptures by skilled artists, capturing anatomical proportions, facial expressions, clothing folds, and scene-specific gestures. Masters to be approved prior to casting.Moulding & FRP Casting:Preparation of moulds followed by casting in Fibre Reinforced Plastic (FRP) with adequate thickness (4–8 mm) to ensure durability and structural strength.Surface Detailing & Finishing:Hand-painted finishing using high-quality paints to achieve realistic skin tones, fabric textures, and ageing effects. Matte/semi-matte finish preferred for natural appearance under gallery lighting. Costume & Accessories (if required):Integration of real or fabricated elements such as fabric clothing, footwear, tools, or props to enhance realism. Internal Reinforcement:Structural support using MS framework/rods within figures to ensure stability and long-term durability.Mounting & Installation:Secure fixing of sculptures onto floors or platforms using anchor bolts or concealed supports. Placement to align with narrative scenes (e.g., jail cell, courtyard, guard positions). |
| 32 | Signage – Visitor Flow & Gallery Announcement (Printed, 8” × 12”)Design, fabrication, hand-painting, supply, and installation of custom signage panels for visitor flow directions and gallery announcements. Each signage unit shall be 8 inches × 12 inches, crafted using metal and/or wood substrates with hand-painted graphics and typography to align with the thematic aesthetics of the exhibition.Base Material:Flex or Canvas prints on plywood . Finish & Coating:Final protective coating (matte/satin clear coat) to safeguard against wear, dust, and fading while maintaining a non-reflective finish suitable for readability. |
| 33 | Electrical and Lighting |
| 34 | Luminaries – LED Track Lights (iOTA TL 01 or Equivalent)High lumen efficiency fixtures (typically 90–120 lumens/watt or higher) suitable for accent and display lighting. Wattage to range between 20W–40W depending on application.Colour Temperature:Warm white/neutral white options (3000K–4000K) to enhance artefact visibility while maintaining a comfortable gallery ambience. |
| 35 | Surface Mounted LED Downlighter – (Philips SM250C LED12S-6500 PSU WH or Equivalent)Supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of surface-mounted LED downlighters (Philips SM250C LED12S-6500 PSU WH or equivalent) for general illumination within gallery spaces, circulation areas, and ancillary zones. The fixtures shall provide uniform, energy-efficient lighting with high efficacy and compliance with standards. |
| 36 | Surface Mounted Flexi LED Strip Lighting – (Lance LED LL85B-015-CW-IP20 or Equivalent)Supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of surface-mounted flexible LED strip lighting systems (Lance LED LL85B-015-CW-IP20 or equivalent) for accent lighting, cove lighting, and highlighting of architectural and display elements within the gallery spaces.High-quality flexible LED strip (SMD type) with minimum wattage of 14.4 W/m and lumen output of minimum 840 lumens/m, ensuring uniform and continuous illumination. |
| 37 | Lighting Plan & Design – Drawings, Schedules, and SpecificationsPreparation of comprehensive lighting design documentation including planning, layout drawings, fixture specifications, and schedules for all lighting installations within the project. The scope shall ensure optimal illumination, energy efficiency, and alignment with exhibition design intent.Lighting Design Concept: Development of lighting strategy based on gallery requirements, including accent lighting, ambient lighting, and task lighting for ifferent zones.Fixture Selection & References:Identification and specification of appropriate light fittings (track lights, downlights, LED strips, projectors, etc.) with brand references, wattage, beam angles, and colour temperatures.Lighting Layout Drawings: Preparation of detailed CAD drawings/layouts indicating placement of all light fixtures, mounting details, and alignment with exhibit elements. Lighting Schedules:Preparation of fixture schedules listing:Type of light fitting Quantity of fixturesWattage and lumen output Mounting type Location/zone allocation Electrical Load Calculation: Calculation of total connected load, circuit distribution, and power requirements for all lighting fixtures. Control & Switching Plan: Design of lighting control systems including switching, dimming, zoning, and automation (if required) for efficient operation. |
| 38 | Installation of Lighting Systems – Supply, Fixing, Testing & CommissioningProvision of installation services for all lighting systems including track lights, downlighters, LED strips, projectors, and specialty fixtures across the gallery spaces. The scope shall ensure proper fixing, alignment, electrical connectivity, and commissioning of all lighting elements as per approved design and drawings. |
| 39 | Mounting Track and Accessories – Supply, Fixing & Integration High-quality aluminium track channels (1-phase/3-phase as required) designed for mounting LED track lights. Tracks to be corrosion-resistant and suitable for continuous use. Track Accessories: Supply of all necessary accessories including:End caps Connectors (straight, L-type, T-type, flexible joints) Suspension kits (rods/wires) Mounting clips and brackets Power feed units |
| 40 | Cafeteria |
| 41 | Seating – Cafeteria Furniture (Benches, Tables & Stools)Design, fabrication, supply, and installation of seating furniture including benches, tables, and stools for the cafeteria area. The furniture shall be designed to complement the thematic aesthetics of the space while ensuring durability, comfort, and ease of maintenance. Final selection of design and quantity shall vary as per approved layout.Furniture Type:Combination of wooden benches (with/without backrest), dining tables, and stools, configured for flexible seating arrangements within the cafeteria.Material:Fabrication using solid wood/engineered wood with laminate or natural polish finish, supported by sturdy joinery. |
| 42 | Design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of a compact kitchen setup for a small café, i The kitchen shall be designed for efficient workflow, hygiene, and safety, suitable for light to moderate food service operations.Storage Systems:Provision of dry storage shelves, overhead cabinets, and under-counter storage units for utensils and ingredients.Washing & Sink Unit:Stainless steel sink with drainboard, plumbing connections, and water supply integration for washing utensils and food items.Electrical & Gas Integration:Proper wiring, switchboards, and gas pipeline/cylinder connection with safety valves and regulatorsInstallation & Commissioning:Complete installation, testing, and demonstration of all equipment to ensure proper functioning.Food Preparation Table: Food preparation Counter |
| 43 | JAILER'S OFFICE: & Live Jail Selfie PointSpecification & Scope of Work:Design, fabrication, supply, installation, and commissioning of a life-size experiential diorama depicting a British-era jailer’s office, illustrating an interaction between a British jailer and Indian lawyer Barrister Mukandilal. The installation shall recreate the spatial setting, furniture, and characters to provide an immersive historical narrative.Interior Environment (Office Setup):Recreation of a colonial jail office including:Wooden desk and chair (jailer’s workstation), Visitor seating (for barrister), Storage elements such as shelves, cabinets, and files, Period-appropriate accessories (registers, papers, ink pots, lamps, etc.), Finishes to reflect colonial-era aesthetics (wood textures, muted tones, aged surfaces).Lighting Integration:Installation of warm ambient lighting (3000K–3500K) to simulate indoor office conditions, with focused lighting on figures and desk area. Concealed fixtures to maintain realism.Props & Accessories:Inclusion of historically relevant props such as documents, writing instruments, files, lamps, and personal effects, enhancing authenticity of the scene.Graphics & Interpretation Panel:Adjacent or integrated panel with contextual information, biography, and narrative description, printed on high-quality substrate with appropriate illumination.Electrical Integration:Concealed wiring and fixtures integrated within the diorama.Installation:Complete on-site assembly, placement, and finishing, ensuring proper viewing angles and integration within gallery layout. |
| 44 | MUSEUM INTRODUCTORY SIGNAGE |
| 45 | Outdoor Photographs on ACP Sheets:Design, printing, fabrication, supply, and installation of outdoor photographic display panels mounted on ACP (Aluminium Composite Panel) sheets, for showcasing portraits, historical content, and interpretive information in exterior gallery or walkway areas.Base Material (ACP Sheets):Use of 3 mm–4 mm thick Aluminium Composite Panels (ACP), suitable for outdoor applications, with high durability, moisture resistance, and dimensional stability.Printing & Graphics:High-resolution UV printing/vinyl printing with lamination on ACP surface, ensuring:Fade resistance under sunlight, Clear readability of text and imagesLong-term colour stabilityPanel Dimensions:Panels typically ranging from 3 ft × 6 ft or similar proportions, as per approved design and layout.Surface Protection:Application of UV-resistant matte/gloss laminate or anti-graffiti coating to protect against weathering, scratches, and environmental exposure.Mounting System:Fixing of panels onto existing wall surfaces (brick/RCC) using MS brackets, spacers, or stud fixing systems. Provision for slight offset from wall (stand-off mounting) for premium finish.Edge Finishing:Clean and sealed edges with proper corner finishing to prevent delamination and ensure safety. Please Enable Macros to View BoQ information |
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Jul 28, 2026
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