Public Art Services for Traffic Control Utility Boxes
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SUMMARY
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The issuing organization is seeking a vendor to provide public art services for the design and safe delivery of visually engaging artwork on traffic control utility boxes. The project involves transforming between one and four plain signal or utility boxes into unique and vibrant public art installations.
The artwork is expected to be bright, bold, and inviting, with imagery and content that remain clearly visible from a distance. Designs must use two-dimensional elements only and cover all four sides of each signal box.
The scope excludes highly textured media and any attached objects, ensuring that nothing extends beyond the plane of the utility box. The selected vendor should be capable of creating durable, eye-catching public art that enhances the surrounding public space while meeting these physical design constraints.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 21, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Public art studio or mural design firm with outdoor installation experience
- Artist team experienced in utility box, streetscape, or civic beautification projects
- Firm capable of producing bright, high-visibility two-dimensional designs
- Vendor familiar with safe installation methods for public infrastructure surfaces
- Company with municipal or government public art project experience
- Regional presence or ability to deliver services in Oklahoma
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