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This is a signage specification document for the Glendale Fire Station construction project undertaken by Walton County, Florida. The document appears to be a technical specification sheet (Revision 3) detailing the signage requirements for the new 8,120-square-foot fire station facility located northeast of the intersection of SR-83 and County Highway 2. The project encompasses construction of a pre-fabricated and engineered steel and wood fire station for Walton County Fire Rescue. The sealed bid deadline for the overall project was May 23, 2024, with a non-mandatory pre-bid conference held on April 30, 2024, and final questions due May 6, 2024. The project allows 220 calendar days for substantial completion from the Notice to Proceed, with liquidated damages assessed at $1,700 per day for substantial completion delays and $850 per day for final completion delays.

The estimated total project cost is approximately $2.8 million, with the county having budgeted the full amount for the comprehensive construction initiative. Bidders must be licensed General Contractors in accordance with Walton County Ordinance 2009-01 and submit a 5% bid bond along with performance and payment bonds. The procurement is open to all qualified general contractors with no specific set-aside designations mentioned. Signage requirements, as specified in this document, are delegated to vendors such as Vintage Sign & Light for building and road signage as supplementary contract opportunities. Contractors must comply with extensive documentation requirements including drug-free workplace certification, trench safety compliance, and unauthorized aliens restrictions, and must obtain a County Building Permit. The facility must meet 2017 Florida Building Code standards and includes garage areas, bunk rooms, living quarters, administrative spaces, and support facilities.