Interpretive Graphics Signs & Systems, Inc.

Interpretive Graphics Signs & Systems, Inc., doing business as Envirosigns, designs, fabricates, and delivers interpretive signage, wayside panels, and exhibit systems to federal natural-resource agencies as a 100% prime contractor operating under small-business set-asides and full-and-open procurements. The company is a small business based in Salt Lake City, Utah, competing across NAICS 339950 (Sign Manufacturing) and 541430 (Graphic Design Services) with 127 total awards spanning 1992 to June 2026 and combined potential value of $3.1 million.

Envirosigns' customer base concentrates heavily on Department of the Interior field operations. The top five regional customers by award count account for 22% of awards, led by USFWS Region 2 (8 awards, $132 thousand combined potential value) and USFWS Region 1 (6 awards, $515 thousand). By dollar value, Region 1 dominates ($515 thousand), followed by Region 2 ($132 thousand), USDA Forest Service Region 3 ($114 thousand), USFWS Region 6 ($76 thousand), and NPS Alaska Region ($65 thousand). Across 37 distinct customer agencies, USFWS, NPS, and USDA Forest Service account for the overwhelming majority of orders.

The core vehicle anchoring Envirosigns' work is a single-award $1.25 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with USFWS headquarters (Region 9), awarded September 11, 2024, with ultimate completion date September 8, 2029. This BPA carries a $250,000 individual call limit and authorizes field-station contracting officers to order interpretive design and fabrication services nationwide. Four task orders under this BPA show $135 thousand in combined potential value, representing work at Des Lacs National Wildlife Refuge ($38,061), Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge ($20,585), Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge ($38,194), and White Horse Hill National Game Preserve ($37,805). Outside the BPA, recent work includes a total small business purchase order from USFWS Region 3 (June 2026) for fabrication of nine HDPE and 16 metal directional signs at Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge in Wisconsin ($14,486), a total small business purchase order from NPS Intermountain Region (July 2024) for nine custom wayside panels for national historic trails ($35,195), and a total small business purchase order from USDA Forest Service Intermountain Region (July 2023) for interpretive signing at Jacks Valley ($15,594).

Activity remains modest and relatively flat—one award in 2021, three in 2023, four in 2024, three in 2025, and three in 2026—with $95 thousand in combined potential value facing recompete within the next twenty-four months. Envirosigns operates as a pure-play prime (zero sub-awards in the source footprint) and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, with occasional full-and-open orders. The vendor's work across sign manufacturing and graphic design PSC codes (73 and 15 awards respectively) focuses on outdoor interpretive infrastructure—trail signs, wayside exhibits, kiosk panels, and directional signage—for refuge, park, and forest-service visitor-access missions. Fabrication occurs at the company's Millcreek or Salt Lake City, Utah facility, with delivery nationwide to specific refuge, park, or installation sites.

PLANNING, DESIGN, AND FABRICATION OF HISTORICAL, AND INTERPRETIVE SIGNS (PORCELAIN, FIBERGLASS EMBEDMENTS, AND ANODIZED ALUMINUM). DO WORK THROUGHOUT THE HS AND BEYOND.