Occupational Safety And Health Center Tender

Description Oshc Mascot Design And Modeling - 2d And 3d Terms Of Reference Mascot Design And Modeling Background The Occupational Safety And Health Center (oshc) Was Established By Virtue Of Executive Order No. 307 (“establishing An Occupational Safety And Health Center In The Employees’ Compensation Commission”), Signed By Then-president Corazon C. Aquino On 4 November 1987. The Oshc Is Mandated To Undertake Studies And Research On Occupational Safety And Health (osh); Plan, Develop, And Implement Training Programs On Osh; Implement Information Dissemination Initiatives On Osh; Monitor Working Environments; Undertake Practical Testing For Personal Protective And Safety Devices; And Assist Government Agencies In Policy Formulation Related To Osh. As Part Of Its Official Branding, The Agency Intends To Make Use Of An Enhanced Mascot That Will Embody The Ideals Of Occupational Safety And Health And A Vision With Zero Accidents, Injuries, And Fatalities At Work. It Should Also Be Visually Appealing, Gender-neutral, Likeable, And Relatable. Objective Of The Project The Objective Of This Project Is To Design An Official Oshc Mascot With The Attributes Indicated Above. The Design Should Be Aligned With The Agency’s “zero Accident Program” Campaign And Rendered Ready For Static And Video Iterations, As Well As For Actual Fabrication, For Use In Different Multimedia Campaigns Of The Oshc. Scope Of Work 1. Create Three Initial Studies Of The Official Mascot In 2d And 3d Models For Selection By The Client, Including The Application Of Texture And Colors, To Give The Mascot A Realistic Or Stylized Appearance. 2. Create A Digital Skeleton For The 3d Model Of The Approved Study That Will Allow It To Be Digitally Animated. This Includes Defining Joints, Bones, And Controls That Can Be Used To Manipulate Movements. 3. Include The Following Steps As Applicable: Basic Model Shape; Low-poly And High-poly Modelling; Sculpting; Retopology; Baking; Texturing; Rendering; Digital Skeleton/rigging; And Rendering. 4. Indicate Specifications For Fabrication. 5. Create A Two- To Three-minute Launch Presentation Of The New Mascot To Explain The Elements Included And Its Characterization. Copyright And Intellectual Property Rights In Consideration Of The Fees Paid, The Supplier Expressly Assigns To The Oshc Any Copyright Arising From Their Works. The Supplier May Not Use, Reproduce, Or Otherwise Disseminate Or Authorize Others To Use, Reproduce, Or Disseminate Such Works Without Prior Consent From The Oshc. Timelines - Initial Models Must Be Provided By The Supplier Within 25 Calendar Days Upon Receipt Of The Project Brief. - The Supplier Should Accommodate Three Major Revisions On The Selected Model. - Edits Must Be Submitted Within Five Calendar Days For Minor Revisions, And 10 Calendar Days For Major Revisions. - Soft Copies Of All Final Artworks Must Be Submitted Within Three Calendar Days Upon Approval. Qualifications The Supplier Should Have Proven Experience In 3d Modeling And Rendering, And Familiarity With Animation Services, Particularly In The Field Of Safety And Health, Government, And Social Protection And Development. General Conditions 1. The Oshc Shall Have The Copyright Of All The Designs, Including Initial Drafts And Final Approved Artworks In Perpetuity. 2. The Oshc Reserves The Right To Refuse Works That Are Incomplete Or Not Aligned With The Brief. 3. All Data, Materials, And Information Received From The Oshc Shall Be Used Solely By The Appointed Supplier For This Project.