Invitation to Tender for ROG 'First Light': Wayfinding & 2D and External Interpretation Design

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Buyers

National Maritime Museum

Value

£200,000

Classifications

Museum services
Signage
Museum-exhibition services
Design consultancy services

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tender

Submission Deadline

1 week from now

Published

1 month ago

Description

RMG is inviting tenders from designers for the provision of design services to deliver Wayfinding and 2D Signage, and External 3D Interpretation Design at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, as part of the 'First Light' project.

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National Maritime Museum

Museum

Mary Webb

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+44 2088584422

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