Design, Fabrication, and Installation of AOC Wide Signage

The Architect of the Capitol (AOC), Office of the Chief Engineer, is conducting market research through this sources sought notice to identify potential sources capable of providing design, fabrication, and installation services for campus-wide signage improvements. This initiative, requested by Congressional leadership and the U.S. Capitol Police, seeks to replace existing signage to better assist approximately 3 million annual visitors. The project objectives include consolidating entrance signage, establishing a clear hierarchy for security and prohibited items information, and creating a unified aesthetic across the Capitol campus. Work will be performed in Washington, DC, and encompasses nine sign types at approximately 240 locations.

The anticipated scope of work consists of four separate task orders. Task Order 1 involves design services to modify the existing concept design package specifically for the Senate jurisdiction. Task Order 2 covers the development of messaging for each sign type and location across all jurisdictions. Task Order 3 requires the preparation of shop drawings for every sign at every designated location, while Task Order 4 involves the fabrication and installation of the complete signage package. The agency has provided two attachments, including a Draft Statement of Work and a Request for Information document, to further detail these requirements.

Responses to this notice are due by June 2, 2026, and should be directed to the point of contact, Roman Davydov. This announcement is for information and planning purposes only and is identified by solicitation number RFI5192026SignageOCE. As of the current posting, there is no assigned North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code, Product Service Code (PSC), or specific set-aside designation. Prior government contract work is not a prerequisite for submitting a response to this inquiry.