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Crane and Heavy Rigging Services for Globe Removal/Reinstallation

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The contract calls for specialized crane and heavy rigging services to safely remove and reinstall a 20,000-pound granite globe, with the work requiring precise handling and secure placement onto a wooden crib support to ensure structural integrity and safety throughout the process. The services must be performed in strict compliance with industry safety standards, utilizing appropriately rated equipment and experienced personnel capable of managing the weight, dimension, and delicate nature of the artifact during both disassembly and reinstallation phases. This subcontract is issued by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation under NAICS code 488310, with performance required at a location in Nashville, Tennessee, zip code 37243-3081. The solicitation was posted on August 10, 2026, with responses due by September 9, 2026, and is open for bid through the state’s central procurement office. Bidders must demonstrate proven experience in heavy rigging of large, high-value objects, and the scope demands detailed planning, risk mitigation, and adherence to site-specific logistical constraints without disruption to surrounding infrastructure or public access.

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Specialized crane and rigging services for 20,000-pound granite globe removal and reinstallation in Nashville, Tennessee.

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Tennessee Department of Environment and ConservationView Agency

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488310 - Port and Harbor OperationsView NAICS

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NASHVILLE, TN, 37243-3081, US

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AgencyTennessee Department of Environment and Conservation
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Provide crane and rigging services to safely remove and reinstall a 20,000-pound granite globe, placing it on a wooden crib support.

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