HEALYKOHLER DESIGN, INC.

HealyKohler Design, Inc. specializes in immersive exhibit design, interpretive planning, and visual communication services for federal cultural and institutional clients. The firm delivers end-to-end design solutions that integrate interior spatial planning, graphic storytelling, digital media integration, and drafting services to create engaging museum and public interpretation experiences. Their technical expertise spans exhibit concept development, scriptwriting for educational content, banner and traveling exhibition design, and master planning for interpretive narratives—often translating complex policy, historical, or scientific themes into accessible, visitor-centered environments. A key differentiator is their ability to harmonize architectural space with graphic and digital elements to produce cohesive, mission-driven exhibits that meet federal standards for accessibility, durability, and educational impact. The contractor maintains strong relationships with the Department of Justice, Department of the Interior, Department of Health and Human Services, and Department of Defense, consistently supporting museum and public engagement initiatives. For the DOJ and Interior, they design historical and interpretive exhibits at national parks and federal landmarks; for HHS, they develop health education campaigns and traveling exhibitions; and for Defense, they provide technical drafting and exhibit development for institutional storytelling. Their primary focus lies in NAICS 541410 (interior design services), 541430 (graphic design services), and 712110 (museums), positioning them as a niche provider of federal cultural and educational exhibit solutions. They serve agencies with mission-critical public outreach goals, particularly in history, science, and public health domains. HealyKohler Design is a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified, headquartered in Washington, D.C., with deep integration into the federal government’s cultural and institutional contracting ecosystem. Their certification and location enable strategic alignment with agency diversity goals and proximity to key federal stakeholders.