STAFF-16236 - USA (Baton Rouge, Louisiana) - Skilled and Certified Labor Services for Show and Stage Productions - Deadline June 30,2026

(1) Vendor needs to provide skilled and certified labor services for show and stage productions to the government authority located in Baton Rouge, LA.– Audio/Sound Designer Plans and provides the sound effects in the play, which may include music from existing sources such as recordings, or by means of a composer hired to write original music for the show.– Audio Visual Assistant manages the setup, operation, and maintenance of audio, video, and lighting equipment for meetings, events, and presentations. – Key duties include delivering equipment, troubleshooting technical issues, providing customer support to users, and performing routine maintenance. – They ensure smooth technical execution of events by managing microphones, projectors, and video feeds. – Lighting Designer creates the artistic and technical lighting concepts for performances, events, or architectural spaces, managing the design from concept through installation. – Their scope includes collaborating with creative teams, producing lighting plots and schedules, selecting equipment, overseeing focus/hang, and programming cues to establish mood, visibility, and safety. – Stage Manager acts as the central hub of communication between directors, designers, cast, and crew, ensuring a production runs safely and efficiently from rehearsals to performances. – Key duties include scheduling, recording blocking, calling technical cues, managing props/sets, and distributing reports. – Stagehand(s) are responsible for the setup, operation, and teardown of technical equipment and scenery for live events, theater, concerts, or film/TV. – Follow Spot Operator manually tracks performers with a high–intensity light to keep them illuminated. Key duties include pre–show equipment checks (lamp, color gels), executing cues from the lighting director (fades, color changes), maintaining a precise beam (iris/focus) on the performer's upper body, and managing smooth, fluid movements to avoid distracting the audience.