The Ottawa International Airport Authority invites qualified and experienced firms to submit proposals for the provision of Digital Signage Display Replacement.
The Port of Portland is seeking a qualified contractor to replace and upgrade wayfinding signage throughout Portland International Airport’s main terminal and concourses C, D, B, and E, as well as the north and south tunnels.
Providing upgrades to most of the existing signage in Concourses C and D, as well as select signage in the central terminal, north and south tunnels, and Concourses B and E.
The Borough of Glen Ridge is seeking sealed bids to mill and resurface Hamilton Road from Washington Street to Lincoln Street and Spencer Road from Linden Avenue to Washington Street.
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- Plympton-Wyoming staff selected two portable changeable messaging signs over alternative options like safety vests and traffic barricades for emergency communications.
- The Town is applying for a Community Emergency Preparedness Grant to fund the signs, with a quoted cost of $53,198.14 and an application deadline of October 7, 2026.
- The signs will be used year-round for multiple purposes, including advertising and special events, and can be updated remotely with real-time safety messages.
- The signs are intended to communicate urgent information during severe weather, flooding, power outages, road closures, and evacuations.
- The council unanimously authorized the borough administrator, with DPW and the borough engineer, to solicit and negotiate LED sign proposals and arrange vendor presentations before the next budget adoption.
- Councilman Feffer presented vendor quotes from KC Sign and Awnings ($24,995–$36,995) and Daktronics ($38,500–$56,500), with both vendors offering to present demos.
- The preferred location for the LED sign is Kinderkamack and Main Street, where static signs currently exist, and the council noted cost depends on power, tree removal, and foundation work.
- Public safety officials raised no concerns about placing the sign in an…
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Lissette Aportela
Borough Administrator
Robert L. Costa
Borough Engineer
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