Historic Wayfinding Planning, Design and Installation Services
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SUMMARY
DESCRIPTION
The agency is seeking a vendor to provide historic wayfinding services to improve visitor navigation to and from historic sites in Trenton, New Jersey. The project is intended to address gaps in the existing wayfinding system and better direct visitors at key intersections throughout the area.
The work is expected to occur in two phases. Phase One includes planning and design, including an analysis of existing signage related to the historical sites. Phase Two includes the creation and installation of new wayfinding signs. The signs are expected to be made of aluminum or aluminum composite and use bold, high-contrast sans-serif fonts with a minimum 12-inch letter size to ensure readability from vehicles.
The contract period is one year. Questions are due no later than August 5, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 14, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Wayfinding and signage design firm with historic or civic project experience
- Consultant capable of site analysis, planning, graphic design, fabrication oversight, and installation
- Experience designing vehicular wayfinding systems for downtowns, campuses, or tourism districts
- Ability to fabricate and install aluminum or aluminum composite exterior signage
- Familiarity with historic site interpretation, placemaking, or municipal streetscape projects
- Regional presence or experience delivering public-sector projects in New Jersey or the Mid-Atlantic
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