Box Springs Mountain Reserve Trail Signage Project

The County of Riverside’s Park and Open‑Space District is soliciting qualified contractors to design, fabricate, and deliver a cohesive trail‑signage system for the Box Springs Mountain Reserve. The scope includes roughly 72 wayfinding, safety, and interpretive signs—trailhead kiosks, wayfinding panels, rule signs, and interpretive displays—across three primary trails and two connector routes. The contractor must provide graphic design, engineering drawings, fabrication‑ready specifications, and delivery of the signs, with priority installation of trailhead kiosks and interpretive panels by December 2026. The project is funded by a Development Impact Fee and a State Parks grant that emphasizes educational, outdoor‑learning content. • Approx. 72 signs (trailhead kiosks, wayfinding, safety, interpretive panels) • Design, graphic enhancement, engineering drawings, fabrication‑ready specs • Fabrication and delivery of all signs; installation of kiosks & interpretive panels by Dec 2026 • Project location: Box Springs Mountain Reserve, Riverside County, CA (3,400‑acre reserve) • Funding: Development Impact Fee + California State Parks OEEF grant • Mandatory pre‑proposal meeting (non‑mandatory) on Aug 11, 2026 via Microsoft Teams • Proposal deadline: Aug 24, 2026, 1:30 PM PT • Required experience: signage design/fabrication, park‑wayfinding, interpretive graphics, project coordination with multiple agencies.