Audio System Modernization
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS · CONTRACTS SERVICES
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The Library of Congress (Library) requires contract support to modernize the audio systems for the historic Coolidge Auditorium. The 485-seat venue was constructed as an addition in 1925 for the primary purpose of hosting chamber music concerts. During the mid-1990�s it experienced an upgrade to several components which included adding structed audio amplification, wall panels, floor boxes, audio patch bays, and equipment racks. This analog infrastructure is mostly inoperable, and most of the devices once connected have been decommissioned. To support the wide-range of performances, lectures, … (show all)
and other events that occur in the space � portable audio equipment is loaded in/out for every event. This modernization effort for the audio systems will replace the existing analog infrastructure with digital audio equipment to remove the use of audio equipment housed in road cases, visible cable runs through the house � and provide a modern audio solution that complements the original acoustic quality of the auditorium. The Contractor shall design and implement a new audio system for the Library�s Coolidge Auditorium. Amendment 0001 The purpose of this amendment is to include a site visit and revised the date the questions are due. See attached amendment.
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