This tender invites qualified professionals to provide conservation services for selected museum artefacts over a three-month period. Key requirements include expertise in heritage conservation and specific material handling.
The Johannesburg Development Agency seeks quotations from experienced service providers for the conservation of selected museum artefacts. The project will last for three months and involves the remedial conservation of items made from various materials such as clay, textiles, paper, iron, wood, and leather. Bidders must demonstrate relevant expertise in heritage conservation and material-specific techniques, ensuring the preservation and protection of culturally significant artefacts. The scope includes the restoration of clay figurines, metal weapons, antique furniture, mannequins, and a collection of images, each requiring specialized skills and compliance with national regulations.
Bidders are also required to include a structured mentoring program for at least two interns, enhancing capacity building within the conservation field. The successful bidder will be responsible for project management, including tracking timelines, deliverables, and finances, while ensuring that all work meets the highest conservation standards. This project not only aims to restore valuable artefacts but also to foster skills development in the heritage conservation sector.
This tender is suitable for businesses specializing in heritage conservation, including those with expertise in materials such as ceramics, metals, textiles, and paper. Companies that can provide mentorship and training opportunities for interns in the conservation field are highly encouraged to apply.