Closed Solicitation · LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
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The Library of Congress is seeking bids for the replacement of outdated standard definition broadcast cameras in the Coolidge Auditorium with modern robotic cameras and associated equipment. The project requires the provision of robotic cameras, lenses, mounts, controllers, and necessary accessories, ensuring compatibility with existing Sony equipment. Interested bidders should refer to the attached solicitation and documents J-1 to J-3 for detailed information and submission instructions. The deadline for proposals is August 8, 2025.
The Coolidge Auditorium in the Thomas Jefferson Building was constructed in 1925, designed specifically for chamber music. A facility renovation in 1997 introduced standard definition broadcast cameras to the venue. These cameras are currently powered off and have been out of use for more than a decade. The Library is seeking to replace these cameras and their functionality with current technology. At present all cameras – ENG, full-frame cinema, and robotic – in the Multi Media Group (MMG) fleet are manufactured by Sony. This allows for interoperability within the MMG workflow. For a project completed during calendar year 2024 in the James Madison Building, MMG has installed Sony FR7 Robotic Cameras and control systems. Removal and installation tasks will be conducted by Library staff.
The contractor shall provide robotic cameras with lenses, mounts, controllers, and required accessories.
See attached solicitation and Attachments J-1 - J-3 for more information and offer submission instructions.
COOLIDGE AUDITORIUM ROBOTIC CAMERAS is a federal acquisition solicitation issued by LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. Review the full description, attachments, and submission requirements on SamSearch before the response deadline.
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