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DPS for Design and Print Services for temporary exhibitions

Details

Value
€425,000
Topic
Printed matter and related products
Published
20 December 2023
Submission
13 February 2028in 15 months

Tender description

The Services comprise of the provision of an integrated design and print service to produce exhibition materials, together with promotional signage and other associated promotional material (including digital and online). The Gallery's Exhibitions and Collection Services team manages a diverse programme of temporary exhibitions to complement the Gallery’s permanent collection display. Working closely with the curatorial team, and external designers, they also develop exhibition identities. Access to high quality design and print services is fundament to the department’s preparations for exhibitions: promotional print material and exhibition signage encourage and facilitate patrons’ engagement with each exhibition, and are fundamental to its identity and tone, helping to convey the curator’s concept. DPS members will play an important role in meeting this need.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published20 December 2023
    Current notice
  2. Next: Submission date13 February 2028in 15 months

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