The West Virginia Department of Tourism, on behalf of the Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex, seeks a qualified historic-masonry contractor under solicitation ARFQ TOR2700000006. The work includes restoring deteriorated masonry at historic steps and adjacent features, with mortar analysis, mock-ups, repointing, approved repairs or replacement, preservation-appropriate cleaning, site protection, and cleanup. The fixed-price project must protect the site's historic integrity and archaeological resources, with completion required by November 30, 2026.
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Charleston
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Kanawha
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Building 3, Suite 100
State Capitol Complex
1900 Kanawha Boulevard, East
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(304) 558-2200
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25305
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Board meetings and strategic plans from West Virginia Tourism Office
West Virginia Department of Tourism Program Plan 2030
Date: Jan 12, 2026Type: Strategic Plan
The Tourism Works program, initiated by the West Virginia Department of Tourism, is designed to prepare for and support an anticipated increase in job opportunities within the state's tourism industry, with 21,000 annual openings projected through 2030. Funded by a $5.1 million grant, the program's primary goals are to Train Your Team, Educate Our Communities, and Shape Our Future, ensuring West Virginians acquire the necessary skills for tourism roles and businesses can effectively upskill their existing staff.
West Virginia Tourism Office Strategic Plan
Date: Jan 1, 2017Type: Strategic Plan
The strategic plan for the West Virginia Tourism Office focuses on revitalizing the state's tourism industry by addressing declining economic impact and adapting to modern advertising practices. Key areas of focus include enhancing brand awareness, unifying the state's messaging, fostering industry development through collaboration and support, improving customer service, and optimizing funding and resource allocation. The plan aims to leverage West Virginia's natural beauty and recreational opportunities to capture a larger market share and increase tourism revenue.
Tourism Advisory Council Meeting Minutes
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The Tourism Advisory Council meeting covered several topics including the establishment of the new Tourism Advisory Council, meeting schedules, roles and responsibilities, reimbursement policies, and a report from the West Virginia Department of Tourism covering economic impact, visitation, advertising performance, public relations, brand partnerships, and new initiatives like the West Virginia Waterfall Trail. Additionally, the council discussed workforce development initiatives, the Governor's Conference on Tourism, international development, and the establishment of the Workforce Committee and the Economic Development Committee.
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