This contract supports the U.S. Marine Corps Recruiting Command Branding Program for six Marine Corps Districts located throughout the United States, overseas, and its territories. The branding program uses approved Marine Corps colors, symbols, themes, furnishings, and lighting to distinguish recruiting offices from those of other Armed Services. MCRC also seeks improved physical security through perforated window film on storefront glass, providing concealment from outside observation while maintaining Marines’ outward visibility for situational awareness. The requirement includes removing existing storefront glass graphics, installing new perforated window film across entire glass window/door surfaces, installing film on facilities without existing graphics, and replacing film as required.

This contract supports the Marine Corps Recruiting Command Branding Program across six Marine Corps Districts located throughout the United States, overseas, and its territories. The work involves removing existing storefront glass graphics and installing new perforated window film across entire glass window and door surfaces, including at facilities without current storefront graphics, with replacement as required. The perforated film is intended to support branding while improving physical security by concealing the view into Marine recruiting stations and helping Marines maintain outward visibility and situational awareness.

This contract supports the U.S. Marine Corps Recruiting Command’s Branding Program across its six Marine Corps Districts located throughout the United States, overseas, and its territories. The work involves removing existing storefront glass graphics and installing new perforated window film that spans entire glass window and door surfaces. The film serves a dual purpose: reinforcing the Marine Corps brand and providing physical security by obscuring the interior from outside observation while allowing Marines to maintain situational awareness. The requirement also includes installing film on facilities that currently have no storefront graphics and replacing film on existing facilities as needed. Performance locations are the Marine Corps Districts as noted, with no specific timelines or budget amounts provided.