What are the submission requirements for this tender (Ref: IZIKO RandE RFQ Faux Plant Supply-Set Dressing )?

Submission method: email Submission emails: scm@iziko.org.za, ndonson@iziko.org.za, asephton@iziko.org.za, nmazibuko@iziko.org.za Closing: 12 October 2026 at 11:00 Returnable documents - CSD report showing the supplier number and company details, plus a tax status verification PIN and tax registration number. - Detailed pricing structure on company letterhead: full cost breakdown including VAT, disbursements and escalations. - Valid B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit establishing the bidder's status level. - Completed Request to Quote document, with every applicable page filled in. - Valid tax certificate and/or tax PIN. - SBD 4 (Declaration of Interest): discloses whether any director, shareholder or connected person is employed by the state or linked to the procuring institution; a false declaration disqualifies the bid. - SBD 6.1 (Preference Points Claim): claims specific-goal preference points under the 80/20 system. - Portfolio proving at least two comparable projects completed in the past ten years, with photographs, descriptions, completion dates and client contact details. - Signed copy of every page of Annexures A, B and C, confirming the drawings and specifications were reviewed and that the quoted price covers the full scope. Disqualification risks - Supporting documents omitted: the submission is treated as non-responsive. - Bid document incomplete or incorrectly completed, or not complying with the specification. - Submission received after the closing date and time. - Bidder not registered on the CSD, or with a non-compliant tax status. - Any alteration to the bid document other than the bidder's own details and price. - Bidders listed on the Register for Tender Defaulters or the List of Restricted Suppliers. - Failure to disclose all active CSD-registered companies linked to the bidder's directors. Note: emailed submissions are accepted, but the bidder carries the risk of ensuring the complete email reaches Iziko before the deadline.

How will bids be evaluated?

Preference point system: 80/20 (contract value up to R50 million) - Price: 80 points - Specific goals: 20 points - Total: 100 points Price scoring - The Total Evaluated Bid Price is used to calculate price points; only amounts entered on the pricing table are considered. Specific goals scoring (black ownership) - 50% or more black ownership: 20 points - Less than 50% black ownership: 10 points - 0% black ownership: 0 points - Supporting evidence: B-BBEE certificate, company registration certificate, identification documents and CSD report. - Points not claimed with supporting proof at submission are treated as not claimed. No minimum functionality or qualifying score is stated.

What are the technical specifications?

Purpose: sourcing, supply, delivery and scenic set dressing of artificial plants and associated exhibition elements for the Amanzi eAfrica exhibition at Iziko South African Museum. Scope of work - Source and supply the specified artificial plants and foliage. - Fabricate custom botanical elements where suitable commercial products cannot be sourced. - Scenic set dressing and installation of supplied sand within the exhibition. - Specialist treatment areas. - Supply additional materials for use by Iziko's in-house taxidermist, as listed in Annexure A. - Floor treatment per Annexure B and set arrangement per Annexure A (Estuary Bank). The installation creates a stylised riverbank: the visitor pathway runs through the 'river', with displays representing the surrounding banks and river-edge environments. Landscape characters (continuous, overlapping, not physically separated zones) - Mossy – streams and ravines - Rocky – banks and cliff faces - Sandy Grass – open river edges - Wetland - Estuary Sourcing rules - Plants and foliage must follow the Biome & Planting Schedule in Annexure A. - Where a specified item cannot reasonably be sourced, an alternative must be approved by the Iziko curator before procurement. - Custom fabrication must comply with the conservation and material requirements in Annexure C. - Natural, dried or organic materials may not be introduced without prior approval from the Iziko conservation team and are not considered a viable alternative; the restriction does not apply to rocks and stone, which are inorganic. - Sourced rocks listed in the cost schedule must receive the treatment set out in Annexure C. Installation requirements - Complete set dressing per the drawings, specifications and installation requirements in Annexure B, integrating planting and scenic elements around existing platforms, display cases, stand elements and technical infrastructure. - Additional dressing for the 'grass bank' and columns in the Estuary Zone, plus the ground treatment in Annexure B. - Materials, fabrication methods, finishes and installation methods must suit a public museum environment and routine cleaning and maintenance. - All loose scenic and planting elements must be securely fixed to withstand normal cleaning, including dust removal with a leaf blower. - The supplier performs final site verification and measurements after appointment and provides all labour, transport, fixings, installation hardware and associated materials, except items Iziko supplies. Deliverables - Samples and/or build sketches or fabrication details for approval where alternative or custom-fabricated elements are proposed. - Supply and installation of all faux plants, foliage, containers, decorative elements, finishes and set-dressing components. - Fixings, internal supports and concealed structures, foam, hardware, adhesives and installation materials. - Transport to site, installation and assembly, final snagging and adjustments, and removal of all waste from site. Reference material - Annexure A: Biome & Planting Schedule — landscape characters, plant references, quantities, sourcing requirements, scenic treatment and additional materials. - Annexure B: Drawings, Specifications & Installation Requirements — floor plan, dimensions, foam substrate, floor details, set dressing, installation details and technical integration. - Annexure C: Conservation Requirements — restrictions on natural, organic, artificial and previously used materials in the museum environment. - A 3D model of the space is available at https://poly.cam/capture/0143405E-4A69-473A-B755F7618EE91A72 for visitor-flow reference only; it does not replace the drawings and all dimensions must be verified on site.

What financial requirements apply to bidders?

Pricing format: cost schedule on company letterhead, itemised per the RFQ pricing table, with sub-total, VAT and total. - A: site visits, final measurements and project lead/account manager attendance for sample sign-offs, installation and preparation meetings. - B: faux plant and foliage supply, including custom botanical fabrication where an item cannot be sourced (Annexure A). - C: set dressing materials, fillers, adhesives and scenic elements (Annexure B). - D: transport and delivery to Iziko South African Museum, including safe packaging, handling and delivery (Annexures A and B). - E: set dressing and installation, including sand installation and finishing, dust protection, OHS compliance, protection of existing finishes and snagging (Annexures A and B). - F: removal of all packaging and waste, and site clean-up (Annexures A and B). - G: 30 hours of additional labour for post-opening snags 2 to 3 months after opening, for one senior team member and one assistant. Pricing rules - The quotation must cover the complete scope in the RFQ and annexures; no exclusions are accepted. - Assumptions, proposed substitutions and matters needing clarification must be identified in the quotation and raised with the Iziko Technical Lead before submission. - A breakdown of assumptions, resource categories and rates must be attached. - Only amounts captured on the pricing table count towards the Total Evaluated Bid Price. - A formal detailed quotation must accompany the proposal; no variation is permitted after award. - Quotes remain valid for 60 days from the closing date. Payment - Iziko may withhold payment for a deliverable until it is submitted and accepted as complete by the project manager. No bid security, performance guarantee or retention is stated.

What compliance and legal requirements must bidders meet?

CSD registration: bidders must be registered on the Central Supplier Database and submit a CSD report with supplier number and company details. Tax: valid tax certificate and/or tax PIN, plus a tax status verification PIN and tax registration number. B-BBEE: valid B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit to establish the status level; specific-goal points are awarded on black ownership (50% or more = 20 points, less than 50% = 10 points, 0% = 0 points). CIPC: company registration certificate required as supporting evidence for preference points. Experience: at least two comparable projects completed in the past ten years in scenic/set dressing, exhibition, theatre, film, television, events, restaurants or similar environments, covering supply, fabrication and/or installation of scenic elements, artificial plants/foliage or similar set dressing. Returnable forms - SBD 4 (Declaration of Interest): discloses state employment or connections of directors and shareholders, and interests in other CSD-registered enterprises; non-disclosure of linked active companies disqualifies the bid. - SBD 6.1 (Preference Points Claim): claims specific-goal points under the 80/20 system. - Signed every page of Annexures A, B and C. Exclusion: bidders on the Register for Tender Defaulters or the List of Restricted Suppliers are automatically disqualified. No CIDB grading or local content requirement is stated.

What are the important dates and deadlines for this tender?

Advert date: 1 October 2026 Compulsory online briefing: Monday 5 October 2026 at 14:00, via Microsoft Teams - Meeting ID: 340 641 582 821 724 - Passcode: rZ2yb7it - Link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/340641582821724?p=2g4yLm2yrPjICCxfee Site visit: none Closing date and time: 12 October 2026 at 11:00 Project programme - Job start: between 15 and 20 October 2026 - Onsite installation: 1 to 25 November 2026 - Mossy, Sandy Grass, Wetland and Estuary sections: 1 to 17 November 2026 - Rock sections: 18 to 25 November 2026 - Snagging after object installation: 7 to 10 December 2026 - Project close: 10 December 2026

Who should be contacted for queries about this tender?

Technical enquiries - Contact: Amy Sephton - Email: asephton@iziko.org.za - Telephone: 071 761 3331 - Contact: Nkosingiphile Mazibuko - Email: nmazibuko@iziko.org.za Attention: Amy Sephton Delivery address Iziko South African Museum 25 Queen Victoria Street Cape Town 8001

Iziko Museums RFQ: Faux Plant Set Dressing, Western Cape

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Tender Type

Request for Quotation

Delivery Location

25 Queen Victoria Street - Gardens - Cape Town - 8001

Organization Type

GOVERNMENT

Published

01 Oct 2026

OCDS Reference

ocds-9t57fa-172322

Summary

Supply, delivery and scenic set dressing of artificial plants and natural exhibition materials for the amanzi-eafrika wetland and estuarine displays at iziko south african museum. Bidders must provide stone, gravel, driftwood, timber, reeds and grasses that satisfy the museum's conservation requirements, substituting artificial replicas wherever natural material carries unacceptable risk. Every organic item must pass documented cleaning, complete drying, heat treatment or kiln drying and quarantine before IT enters a gallery, and an integrated pest management programme must run for the duration of the exhibition. The decisive consideration is that untreated organic material — especially timber, bark, reeds and grasses — is rated high risk, while soil, moss and living plants are not permitted in collection galleries.

Key Requirements

Closing: quotations close on 12 October 2026 at 11:00.

Material risk grading: stone, rock, gravel and river stones are very low risk and preferred; driftwood and hardwood branches are medium risk; tree stumps, timber logs, bark, dried reeds and dried grasses are high risk; soil, moss and living plants are very high risk and are not permitted in collection galleries.

Artificial substitutes: replicas must be used wherever natural material presents unacceptable conservation risk, and an artificial substitute is required for moss.

Treatment and quarantine: all organic material must be cleaned, fully dried and heat treated or kiln dried (preferred over fumigation for timber), then quarantined and inspected before installation; surface sealants do not replace pest eradication.

Integrated Pest Management: an IPM programme must run for the whole exhibition, covering quarantine of incoming material, insect trapping, environmental monitoring, scheduled housekeeping, monthly conservation inspections and immediate removal of infested material; chemical intervention is a last resort.

Gallery environment: installation must hold 18–22°C and 45–55% relative humidity with minimal fluctuation, with good air circulation, no direct sunlight, UV-controlled lighting and continuous environmental monitoring.

Installation and monitoring: the Conservation Unit must document and approve all materials before installation, natural materials must not touch collection objects and must be isolated on hidden supports, and inspections are required monthly, after any environmental incident and before deinstallation.

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Submission Guidelines

Source: IZIKO R&E RFQ Faux Plant Supply & Set Dressing .pdf (RFQ)

Submission method: email

Submission emails: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

Closing: 12 October 2026 at 11:00

Returnable documents

CSD report showing the supplier number and company details, plus a tax status verification PIN and tax registration number.
Detailed pricing structure on company letterhead: full cost breakdown including VAT, disbursements and escalations.
Valid B-BBEE certificate or sworn affidavit establishing the bidder's status level.
Completed Request to Quote document, with every applicable page filled in.
Valid tax certificate and/or tax PIN.
SBD 4 (Declaration of Interest): discloses whether any director, shareholder or connected person is employed by the state or linked to the procuring institution; a false declaration disqualifies the bid.
SBD 6.1 (Preference Points Claim): claims specific-goal preference points under the 80/20 system.
Portfolio proving at least two comparable projects completed in the past ten years, with photographs, descriptions, completion dates and client contact details.
Signed copy of every page of Annexures A, B and C, confirming the drawings and specifications were reviewed and that the quoted price covers the full scope.

Disqualification risks

Supporting documents omitted: the submission is treated as non-responsive.
Bid document incomplete or incorrectly completed, or not complying with the specification.
Submission received after the closing date and time.
Bidder not registered on the CSD, or with a non-compliant tax status.
Any alteration to the bid document other than the bidder's own details and price.
Bidders listed on the Register for Tender Defaulters or the List of Restricted Suppliers.
Failure to disclose all active CSD-registered companies linked to the bidder's directors.

Note: emailed submissions are accepted, but the bidder carries the risk of ensuring the complete email reaches Iziko before the deadline.

Technical Specifications

Source: IZIKO R&E RFQ Faux Plant Supply & Set Dressing .pdf (RFQ)

Purpose: sourcing, supply, delivery and scenic set dressing of artificial plants and associated exhibition elements for the Amanzi eAfrica exhibition at Iziko South African Museum.

Scope of work

Source and supply the specified artificial plants and foliage.
Fabricate custom botanical elements where suitable commercial products cannot be sourced.
Scenic set dressing and installation of supplied sand within the exhibition.
Specialist treatment areas.
Supply additional materials for use by Iziko's in-house taxidermist, as listed in Annexure A.
Floor treatment per Annexure B and set arrangement per Annexure A (Estuary Bank).

The installation creates a stylised riverbank: the visitor pathway runs through the 'river', with displays representing the surrounding banks and river-edge environments.

Landscape characters (continuous, overlapping, not physically separated zones)

Mossy – streams and ravines
Rocky – banks and cliff faces
Sandy Grass – open river edges
Wetland
Estuary

Sourcing rules

Plants and foliage must follow the Biome & Planting Schedule in Annexure A.
Where a specified item cannot reasonably be sourced, an alternative must be approved by the Iziko curator before procurement.
Custom fabrication must comply with the conservation and material requirements in Annexure C.
Natural, dried or organic materials may not be introduced without prior approval from the Iziko conservation team and are not considered a viable alternative; the restriction does not apply to rocks and stone, which are inorganic.
Sourced rocks listed in the cost schedule must receive the treatment set out in Annexure C.

Installation requirements

Complete set dressing per the drawings, specifications and installation requirements in Annexure B, integrating planting and scenic elements around existing platforms, display cases, stand elements and technical infrastructure.
Additional dressing for the 'grass bank' and columns in the Estuary Zone, plus the ground treatment in Annexure B.
Materials, fabrication methods, finishes and installation methods must suit a public museum environment and routine cleaning and maintenance.
All loose scenic and planting elements must be securely fixed to withstand normal cleaning, including dust removal with a leaf blower.
The supplier performs final site verification and measurements after appointment and provides all labour, transport, fixings, installation hardware and associated materials, except items Iziko supplies.

Deliverables

Samples and/or build sketches or fabrication details for approval where alternative or custom-fabricated elements are proposed.
Supply and installation of all faux plants, foliage, containers, decorative elements, finishes and set-dressing components.
Fixings, internal supports and concealed structures, foam, hardware, adhesives and installation materials.
Transport to site, installation and assembly, final snagging and adjustments, and removal of all waste from site.

Reference material

Annexure A: Biome & Planting Schedule — landscape characters, plant references, quantities, sourcing requirements, scenic treatment and additional materials.
Annexure B: Drawings, Specifications & Installation Requirements — floor plan, dimensions, foam substrate, floor details, set dressing, installation details and technical integration.
Annexure C: Conservation Requirements — restrictions on natural, organic, artificial and previously used materials in the museum environment.
A 3D model of the space is available at https://poly.cam/capture/0143405E-4A69-473A-B755F7618EE91A72 for visitor-flow reference only; it does not replace the drawings and all dimensions must be verified on site.

DocumentFaux Plants Annexure C ISSUE.pdfReview complete

Description

Source: Faux Plants Annexure C ISSUE.pdf

Purpose

Assess the conservation implications of using natural materials in the Amanzi-eAfrika Exhibition and set out how they must be selected, prepared, treated, installed and managed.
The exhibition recreates wetland and estuarine environments using rock, timber, branches, tree stumps, reeds, grasses and other botanical elements.

Scope of the assessment

Suitability of natural materials for long-term display.
Pest and biological risk.
Risk to neighbouring collections.
Treatment options, preventive conservation measures and long-term monitoring.

Framework

The assessment follows preventive conservation principles promoted by ICOM, ICCROM, AIC, CCI, ICON and SAMA.

Overall finding

Natural materials may be used provided every material is assessed, treated and prepared before entering the gallery.
Untreated organic material — especially timber, bark, reeds and grasses — carries the greatest risk of insect pests and fungal contamination.
Cleaned and dried stone and mineral material carries minimal risk and is the preferred natural material for long-term display.
Artificial substitutes should continue to be used for high biological risk materials, particularly moss, soil, fresh vegetation and living plants.

Contact Information

Source: Faux Plants Annexure C ISSUE.pdf (unknown)

Conservation report contact

Name: Amy Sephton
Role: Chief Curator: Exhibitions Design and Production
Department: Collections Management and Conservation

No submission address, email or telephone number is given in this annexure.

Technical Specifications

Source: Faux Plants Annexure C ISSUE.pdf (unknown)

Scope

Sourcing, supply, delivery and scenic set dressing of plant and natural materials for the Amanzi-eAfrika Exhibition, recreating wetland and estuarine environments.
Materials in scope: natural rock and stone, gravel and river stones, driftwood, hardwood branches, tree stumps, timber logs, bark, dried reeds, dried grasses and associated botanical material.
Artificial replicas must be used wherever natural material carries unacceptable conservation risk.

Material suitability and required treatment

Stone and rock: very low risk; clean and dry before installation.
Gravel and river stones: very low risk; wash and dry thoroughly.
Driftwood: medium risk; desalinate marine-derived material, dry completely, inspect and treat.
Hardwood branches: medium risk; use only if completely dry and insect-free; remove loose bark.
Tree stumps: high risk; heat treat or kiln dry before use.
Timber logs: high risk; full inspection and treatment required.
Bark: high risk; not permitted unless permanently stabilised.
Dried reeds and grasses: high risk; brittle and insect-attracting; use sparingly and replace periodically.
Soil, moss and living plants: very high risk; not permitted in collection galleries; artificial substitutes required for moss.

Preparation and treatment

All natural material must pass a documented conservation preparation programme before entering any gallery or collection space.
Cleaning: remove loose soil and debris, wash mineral materials with clean water, dry completely.
Drying: dry organic material to an appropriate moisture content; kiln drying or controlled heat treatment preferred for timber.
Fumigation is not the primary pest-eradication method; heat treatment or kiln drying is preferred for timber.
Quarantine and inspect all treated material before installation.
Surface stabilisation with conservation-grade acrylic, polyurethane or microcrystalline wax may be used to reduce dust, stabilise friable surfaces and improve cleanability; it does not replace pest eradication.

Integrated Pest Management

An IPM programme must run for the duration of the exhibition: quarantine incoming material, visual inspection before installation, insect trapping, environmental monitoring, scheduled housekeeping, monthly conservation inspections and immediate removal of infested material.
Chemical intervention is a last resort.

Installation

Conservation must document and approve all materials before installation.
Natural materials must not touch collection objects; hidden supports must isolate them from sensitive artefacts.
Heavy materials must be structurally secured, organic materials must remain accessible for inspection, and installation must allow routine cleaning.

Gallery environment

Temperature 18–22°C; relative humidity 45–55% with minimal fluctuation; good air circulation; no direct sunlight; UV-controlled lighting; continuous environmental monitoring.

Monitoring

Inspections monthly under normal conditions, immediately after any environmental incident, and before deinstallation.
Monitor for insect activity, mould, timber cracking or movement, fibre or bark shedding, dust build-up, environmental data and the condition of neighbouring collection objects.

Methodology

Source: Faux Plants Annexure C ISSUE.pdf (unknown)

Treatment method

Cleaning: remove loose soil and debris, wash mineral materials with clean water, dry completely.
Drying: dry organic material to an appropriate moisture content; kiln drying or controlled heat treatment preferred for timber.
Fumigation: not the primary pest-eradication method; heat treatment or kiln drying is more effective against wood-boring insects and larvae; quarantine and inspect after treatment.
Surface stabilisation: conservation-grade acrylic, polyurethane or microcrystalline wax to reduce dust, stabilise friable surfaces and improve cleanability; not a substitute for pest eradication.

Integrated Pest Management

Quarantine incoming material, inspect visually before installation, trap insects throughout the exhibition, monitor the environment routinely, schedule housekeeping, inspect monthly and remove infested material immediately.
Chemical intervention only as a last resort.

Installation method

Conservation documents and approves all materials before installation.
No direct contact with collection objects; hidden supports isolate natural material from sensitive artefacts.
Secure heavy materials structurally, keep organic material accessible for inspection, and allow routine cleaning without disturbing exhibition components.

Monitoring method

Regular inspections for insect activity, mould, cracking or movement, shedding, dust, environmental data and neighbouring object condition.
Monthly under normal conditions, after any environmental incident, and before deinstallation.

Quality Management

Source: Faux Plants Annexure C ISSUE.pdf

Material assessment

Stone and rock: excellent suitability, very low risk; suitable after cleaning and drying.
Gravel and river stones: excellent, very low risk; wash and dry thoroughly.
Driftwood: good, medium risk; desalinate if marine-derived, dry completely, inspect and treat.
Hardwood branches: good, medium risk; only if completely dry and insect-free; remove loose bark.
Tree stumps: acceptable with treatment, high risk; heat treat or kiln dry.
Timber logs: acceptable with treatment, high risk; thorough inspection and treatment required.
Bark: poor, high risk; not recommended unless permanently stabilised.
Dried reeds: limited, high risk; may become brittle and attract insects; replace periodically.
Dried grasses: limited, high risk; similar to reeds; use sparingly.
Soil: unsuitable, very high risk; not recommended.
Moss: unsuitable, very high risk; artificial substitute recommended.
Living plants: unsuitable, very high risk; not recommended in collection galleries.

Quality controls

Every material must be documented and approved by Conservation before installation.
Treated material must be quarantined and inspected before it enters the gallery.
Surface coatings do not substitute for pest eradication and will not stop infestation if insects or eggs remain in the timber.

Health & Safety

Source: Faux Plants Annexure C ISSUE.pdf

Biological risk — High

Untreated organic material can introduce wood-boring beetles, powderpost beetles, bark beetles, termites, moths, silverfish, cockroaches, mould spores, fungi, microorganisms and plant pathogens into galleries, stores and collections.

Chemical risk — Medium

Natural material may contain organic acids, plant resins, tannins, sap residues, soluble salts, residual moisture, environmental contaminants and agricultural chemicals.
These can off-gas volatile organic compounds, stain adjacent material or corrode sensitive objects.

Physical risk — Medium

Dust generation, flaking bark, falling plant material, fibre shedding, surface abrasion, structural instability and splintering.
These increase housekeeping load and can affect neighbouring collection objects.

Environmental risk — Medium to High

Organic material expands, contracts and absorbs moisture with temperature and humidity swings, causing mould, distortion, cracking, biological deterioration and increased pest activity.

Environmental

Source: Faux Plants Annexure C ISSUE.pdf

Gallery conditions

Temperature: 18–22°C.
Relative humidity: 45–55% with minimal fluctuation.
Good air circulation.
Protection from direct sunlight.
UV-controlled lighting.
Continuous environmental monitoring for the exhibition period.

Monitoring programme

Inspect for insect activity, mould, timber cracking or movement, fibre or bark shedding, dust accumulation, environmental data and the condition of neighbouring collection objects.
Frequency: monthly under normal conditions, immediately after any environmental incident, and before deinstallation.
Any material showing deterioration, mould or pest activity must be removed immediately for assessment.

Special Conditions

Source: Faux Plants Annexure C ISSUE.pdf (unknown)

Approval of natural materials is subject to the following conditions:

All natural materials must be reviewed and approved by the Conservation Unit before acquisition.
All organic materials must undergo documented treatment, drying and quarantine before installation.
Heat treatment or kiln drying must be preferred over fumigation for timber where practicable.
Surface sealants may be applied to stabilise treated materials but do not replace pest eradication.
An Integrated Pest Management programme must be maintained for the duration of the exhibition.
Environmental conditions must comply with established museum preventive conservation standards.
Conservation staff must conduct routine monitoring throughout the exhibition.
Any material showing deterioration, mould or pest activity must be removed immediately for assessment.

Section

Source: Faux Plants Annexure C ISSUE.pdf (unknown)

Name: Amy Sephton
Role: Chief Curator: Exhibitions Design and Production
Department: Collections Management and Conservation

No email address or telephone number is given in this annexure.

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