Department for Culture, Media and Sport
105042 - Transportation and Storage for Artworks Everywhere Programme
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This notice invites suppliers to participate in a procurement by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to establish a specialist Fine Art transport agent for the Government Art Collection (GAC).
The agent will be required to manage the distribution and temporary storage of up to 2,000 artworks to approximately 900 non-traditional gallery sites (500 schools and 400 hospitals) across England.
This procurement is being carried out in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 open procedure.
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What the supplier must deliver
The agent will be required to manage
The agent will be required to manage the distribution and temporary storage of up to 2,000 artworks to approximately 900 non-traditional gallery sites (500 schools and 400 hospitals) across England.
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