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Exhibit Design and Concept Development

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Department Of Justice → HeadquatersView Agency

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541410 - Interior Design ServicesView NAICS

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VA, 22152, USA

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Develop conceptual and detailed designs for a permanent exhibit in the DEA Executive Suite, including layout, artifact integration, visual storytelling, and compliance with security and accessibility standards.

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