NIGP 55762: Signage, Advertising Type (Interior and Exterior)

NIGP 55762 Signage, Advertising Type (Interior and Exterior), an Item code, covers the design, fabrication, and installation of interior and exterior signage across diverse applications — from transit wraps and digital displays to wayfinding systems, monument signs, and advertising revenue-generating infrastructure. State and local governments procure this work across school districts, transit authorities, airports, municipalities, and higher-education institutions, with recent activity spanning bus wraps and interior signage at transit centers, digital monument signs at schools, wayfinding systems in downtowns and cultural parks, terminal and gateway signage at airports and hospitality venues, and comprehensive advertising and naming-rights management for transit fleets and facilities.

Recent solicitations show issuing bodies concentrated in Florida (Sarasota County Breeze Transit, Pinellas County, Destin-Fort Walton Beach Tourism Development Division, Southwest Florida International Airport, City of Tarpon Springs), Texas (Texas A&M University, Collin College, City of Detroit, Dallas Area Rapid Transit, City of Arlington), and Wisconsin (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Valley Transit), with additional activity in Michigan, Ohio, Georgia, and California. Representative opportunities include Collin College's three-year signage products and installation contract across seven campuses (ITB FY2024-ITB-029, April 2024 response deadline); Lakeview School District's replacement of four elementary-school monument signs with full-color LED displays and content management software (RFP RFPLAKE2600000023291, July 22, 2026 due date); Dallas Area Rapid Transit's blanket purchase order for "We Are DART" campaign signage including vinyl banners, foam board, and acrylic posters with March 13, 2026 delivery (BPO REQ2097456, February 25, 2026 due); and Jacksonville Transportation Authority's five-year exclusive advertising sales and management contract for 120 bus shelters, 133 fixed-route buses, digital displays, and naming rights with a $1.5 million minimum annual guarantee (RFP P26010, February 24, 2026 response deadline). Procurement structures range from low-dollar informal quotes ($50,000 for Sarasota County's UTC Transfer Station signage) to multi-year master agreements and blanket purchase orders, with many solicitations emphasizing local vendor preferences, SBE set-asides, and compliance with transit-specific federal requirements including FTA civil rights provisions and Buy America preferences where federally funded.