PROJECT APPROACH Museum exhibit fabrication requires a complete understanding of the museum’s goals and expectations; an extreme attention to detail and an expansive knowledge of construction methods to ensure each project is completed on time and on budget. Communication: � We view each project as a one of a kind. It is crucial that our production team develop a special relationship with your staff. Our goal as a contractor is to ensure that the concept, design and ultimate fi nal presentation is in clear focus throughout all phases of development. The client and all members of the project team will be briefed during all phases of fi nal design and construction. ADM2 sees this as a process it must go through to produce the results that are wanted and intended. Communication with all facets of the creative team is absolute to guarantee that the components are produced to meet the design criteria, accommodate the speci fi cs of the facility, and meet the expectations of the client. Research: � After complete review and evaluation of all aspects of a project, we research all avenues of production methods to ensure the highest quality of fabrication. Each item of construction in the exhibition is looked upon individually to make certain that each facet of the exhibition is produced to design speci fi cations while achieving the highest quality in the most cost effective manner. In our research process we review methods, materials and vendors continuously to achieve our goals. Procurement Process: ADM2 evaluates competitive bids within each Six Mile Cypress Preserve phase of a project. Selected vendors are designated based upon quality of product/service provided, consistent and timely delivery, overall competitive
OUR PROMISE • Quality Fabrication • Innovative Craftsmanship • Experienced Professionals • Creative Solutions • Unique Execution • Superb Project Coordination & Show Management • Faster Response Times • Local Representation for Installation • Budgetary Consideration Renaissance Vinoy History Exhibit • On-time Delivery
INSURANCE PSCU Trade Show Rental ADM2 protects its own facilities and property with commercial coverage. Primary coverage for General Liability is a one million dollar policy (with an additional umbrella). We offer a choice to our clients as to how their exhibit properties are to be insured. Most of our clients choose to insure their exhibit properties under their own Corporate General Liability and Property Insurance coverage. Should they choose not to exercise that option, ADM2 can provide insurance coverage for exhibit properties stored within our warehouses at rates based on replacement cost of the actual properties. Upon request, copies of all insurance policies currently in effect for ADM2 (Commercial General Liability, Commercial Crime, Commercial Property, Employee Bene fi ts Liability, Commercial Inland Marine, and Worker's Compensation / Employers Liability) will be forwarded to the Secrets of The Sea organization.
PREVIOUS PROJECTS The following pages are some references to previous projects developed and fabricated by ADM Two Exhibits & Displays, Inc. Further information or details on additional projects are certainly available upon request.
MOSI: MISSION MOONBASE • Guests have the ability to participate in the NASA vision for living on worlds beyond Earth. � Through an interactive immersive experience, enhanced with various augmented reality simulations and virtual views to the vast lunar scape, participants in Mission Moonbase feel like they have become members of a lunar outpost where they discover what is needed to thrive and maintain human habitation in a harsh environment. � This immersive, eye-opening and fun experience incorporates STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics fi elds) as guests experience fi rst hand the challenges of operating a lunar base. • Responsible for design development, engineering and fabrication of all exhibits within the total project including interactive media development. • ADM 2 Exhibits Budget: $625,000 � • Date: 2012
MOSI: KIDS IN CHARGE • Series of interactive hands on displays produced for children between the ages of 1-12 years. The exhibition is based on cutting-edge theories about learning and skill building. Kids In Charge! Emphasizes the value of learning through play by bringing together science and creative thinking. There is 25,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space divided into four themed areas including Activate, Investigate, Kids Create and Fields to Meals. • Responsible for engineering and fabrication of multiple exhibits within the total project • ADM 2 Exhibits Budget: � $450,000 � • Date: 2004/2005
ODYSSEY MARINE EXPLORATION • An 8,000 sq. ft. traveling museum attraction which opened in June 2005. The exciting interactive adventure details the search and recovery of the ship The Republic which sunk off the coast of Florida in the late 1800’s. The exhibition includes artifact case work, unique interactive units and a full scale replica of the remote operating vehicle submersible unit – Ze us which located and recovered the treasure. In 2007 we were responsible for the design and fabrication of an addition to the exhibit named The World of Pirates . This fun and exciting addition included several interactive exhibits relating to the history and terminology of pirates. • Currently responsible for coordinating and executing the relocation of the exhibit from facility to facility • Exhibit Budget: $350,000 � � • Date: 2004/2005/2007
SIX MILE CYPRESS PRESERVE ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER • A hands on environmental gallery created within an 11,000-sq. ft. Interpretive Center, Lee County Parks & Recreation fi rst certi fi ed green building. This new series of exhibits was created to engage and educate visitors on the slough environment surrounding the facility. The main objective was to teach visitors how to experience the trail including plant life, animal habitats and environmental effects. Several inter-active exhibits allowed people to learn how to stop, look and listen to all that nature has to offer. Other areas demonstrated the history of the area, importance of conservation and current events. • Responsible for engineering, fabrication and installation of all exhibits including inter- actives. • Exhibit Budget: $115,000 � �
VARIOUS PROJECTS • Tampa Fire Fighters Museum Tampa, FL • Pier Aquarium St. Petersburg, FL • MOSI: Slippery Science Tampa, FL • Leepa-Ratner Museum of Art Donor Wall Clearwater, FL
REFERENCES • • Dave Conley Dawn Ladd Vice President of The Sembler Corporation Exhibits Museum of www.sembler.com Science & Industry e-mail: dladd@tampabay.rr.com www.mosi.org 12070 74 th Ave North e-mail: dconley@mosi.org Seminole, FL 33722 4801 East Fowler Ave p (727)319-0361 Tampa, FL 33617 p (813) 987-6348 Total exhibition design � development, fabrication and Total exhibition design management development and local museum fabrication • • Eric Polins John Longley Odyssey Marine Managing Partner Explorations, Inc. HP Marketing Consultants www.shipwreck.net www.hcpassociates.com e-mail: jlongley@shipwreck.net e-mail: epolins@hcpassociates.com 5215 W. Laurel St Joseph Garcia International Center Suite #210 1101 Channelside Drive Tampa, FL 33607 Suite 301 P (813) 314-2696 Tampa, Florida 33602 p (813)318-0565 Traveling exhibition fabrication and management services including onsite installation & Exhibit booth fabrication and dismantle management for variety of clients
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