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Oil Painting Conservation

NATIONAL ARMY MUSEUM · United Kingdom

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On 6th April 2027 the NAM will open a temporary exhibition entitled Uniform: Identity and Innovation. The National Army Museum (NAM) wishes to appoint a conservation company or individual conservator ('the conservator') to undertake conservation work on the oil paintings that will be displayed in the exhibition. Specifically: - conservation of 12 oil paintings and 10 associated frames - production of frames for 5 oil paintings, including glazing with…

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Deadline Oct 29, 2026 10:00 · Time zone not specified
Estimated valueNot announced
PublishedOct 14, 2026
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What is being procured?

On 6th April 2027 the NAM will open a temporary exhibition entitled Uniform: Identity and Innovation. The National Army Museum (NAM) wishes to appoint a conservation company or individual conservator ('the conservator') to undertake conservation work on the oil paintings that will be displayed in the exhibition. Specifically: - conservation of 12 oil paintings and 10 associated frames - production of frames for 5 oil paintings, including glazing with Truvue UV92 - glazing of 4 oil paintings with Truvue UV92 - transport of works from NAM Stevenage to 'conservator's' studio and from 'conservator's studio to NAM Chelsea

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