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Toilet and shower partitions at the National Gallery.

Two federal records identify our company at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.: a toilet-and-shower partition award and an earlier compartments-and-accessories subcontract.

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From the public record

Two scopes

Separate federal records · 2019 and 2025

From the public record

The facilities locker-room award

A federal award beginning August 11, 2025 names Partition Plus as the direct recipient for the purchase and installation of toilet and shower partitions for National Gallery facilities locker rooms.

The record gives us a precise scope: both toilet and shower partitions, with purchase and installation included. It does not name the material, manufacturer, number of compartments or a particular visitor restroom.

An earlier, separately recorded package

A reported subcontract dated August 12, 2019 names our company for toilet compartments and accessories under Grunley Construction’s Work Area 9.3 contract at the National Gallery.

This is a separate record with a different scope and contract relationship. Our listed subcontract is the compartments-and-accessories package; the larger construction contract is not our award. Open the linked parent award’s subawards section to find the Partition Plus entry.

What this helps a buyer ask

A building name does not define a partition order. Even at one institution, the room, product package and installation responsibilities can differ. For your project, separate toilet compartments, shower compartments and accessories on the room schedule, then compare proposals against the same scope.

The checklist below turns those distinctions into information for a new quote. It does not describe unrecorded methods or results on the National Gallery jobs.

2025 facilities locker-room award: original federal record 2019 compartments-and-accessories subcontract: parent award and subawards Browse the complete public-record directory

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Planning guidance for a similar project

Keep toilet, shower and accessory requirements visible.

For a new facilities or locker-room project, build the scope by room and use. A combined purchase can include several systems without making their specifications interchangeable.

Survey what remains and what changes

Mark each room and fixture on the plan. Identify partitions to remove, items to retain and proposed new compartments. Record finished dimensions, door swings, obstructions and the required privacy. Have the project team resolve the complete layout, including applicable accessibility requirements, before releasing the order.

Select the system for each environment

Record direct water exposure and cleaning methods separately for the toilet and shower areas. Confirm the selected panel, hardware and mounting system for those conditions. Bobrick’s material guidance, for example, distinguishes compact laminate suited to wet environments from other choices; it does not identify the system used at the National Gallery.

Assign the work around the partitions

List who removes existing items, prepares support and finishes, supplies the compartments, installs them and handles adjacent work. Coordinate shower drainage, waterproofing and plumbing with the responsible trades. Compare the complete written scope so a partition-installation line is not assumed to include unrelated room renovations.

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A room-by-room scope for a comparable quote

Use these fields for each toilet, shower or changing area instead of one total stall count.

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Room and work
Room ID, current drawing revision, removal, retained items and new compartment layout.
System selection
Material, manufacturer, series, mounting, height, privacy and door or curtain arrangement.
Interfaces
Wall and floor support, fixtures, wet-area work and responsibility for each trade.
Accessories
Separate quantities and locations for hooks, dispensers, shelves and other specified fixtures.
Receiving and closeout
Delivery route, storage, access window, inspection and maintenance documents.

Questions before you order.

Can toilet and shower compartments use the same material?

Sometimes, but verify the selected product for both uses. The material name alone does not establish suitable hardware, mounting or cleaning conditions. Include the shower and toilet areas separately on the drawing so the supplier can review their actual requirements.

Does a supply-and-install quote cover the whole locker-room renovation?

Only if its written scope says so. Identify demolition, disposal, backing, wall and floor repairs, plumbing, waterproofing and other work separately. Confirm which items are included in the partition package and which belong to other trades.

Planning references and next steps

These resources support planning a new project. Bobrick is a manufacturer example, not an identification of the brand supplied on the historical National Gallery awards.

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