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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) requires the services of a contractor to design, fabricate and ship 308 entrance signs of various sizes. These specifications describe the need for graphic des... The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) requires the services of a contractor to design, fabricate and ship 308 entrance signs of various sizes. These specifications describe the need for graphic design, fabrication, shipping and warranty. Sign types will include entrance signs, footers, secondary entrance signs, and welcome signs to help recreational users feel welcome and orient them to FWS lands. The contractor shall be responsible for providing all labor, supplies, and equipment. For this project, the Service has identified four different sign types: • Entrance signs (96”x48”): Identify Service lands at primary entrances. • Footers (96”x12” or 96”x24”): Signs attached below entrance signs that provide additional information, such as hours, partners, or directions, • Secondary entrance signs (48”x24”): These are typically smaller than main entrance signs and designate access points or other less visited sites within a field station. • Welcome signs (72”x36”): These include a standard Welcome design with a secondary graphic (blue goose). The contractor shall provide graphic design according to Service standards and templates, fabrication, shipping and warranty to deliver four types of signs to field stations across the country. All signs will be fabricated in ¾" HDO Plywood or .080 Aluminum, and will meet minimum materials specifications. Interested vendors in this project shall email their capabilities statement to the contracting officer at tina_baker@fws.gov no later than 3/6/2023.