Short answer
If you have a signage RFP, RFQ, ITB, plan set, sign schedule, or informal bid request in Austin, you can send the package directly to Brandon Greene at AlphaGraphics for review. The fastest path is to include the scope, drawings, quantities, locations, installation requirements, bid due date, and required completion date.
What I can review
- Exterior and interior sign packages
- Dimensional letters and lobby signs
- Window graphics, wall graphics, and privacy film
- Wayfinding and directional signage
- Temporary and construction signage
- Event and sponsor signage
- Removal, replacement, and installation scopes
- Multi-location sign and graphic packages
What to include in the RFP
- Project name and jobsite address
- Bid due date and questions deadline
- Sign schedule, elevations, drawings, or plans
- Quantities, finished sizes, materials, colors, and finishes
- Mounting surface and installation height
- Site photos and access conditions
- Electrical, permitting, engineering, or landlord requirements when applicable
- Removal, disposal, patching, or restoration requirements
- Required completion, opening, or event date
- Bid form, alternates, vendor forms, and submission instructions
A plan set is fine
You do not need to rewrite a construction package into an email before sending it. If the relevant signage information is already in the drawings, send the plan set and tell me which sheets or specification sections matter. I can review the package, identify production questions, and coordinate pricing through the appropriate AlphaGraphics resources.
Why I may ask questions before pricing
Sign bids can change materially based on substrate, mounting method, access, height, illumination, permitting, removal, and site conditions. If the written scope conflicts with a drawing or leaves one of those items open, I would rather clarify it than build a price around an assumption.
Austin and Central Texas
I review qualifying signage opportunities in Austin and surrounding Central Texas markets, including North Austin, Round Rock, Pflugerville, Hutto, Georgetown, Cedar Park, and San Antonio. Larger or multi-location projects can also be evaluated for broader coordination.
Frequently asked questions
Who can I send a signage RFP to in Austin?
Send qualifying signage RFPs, RFQs, ITBs, plan sets, and bid packages to Brandon Greene at AlphaGraphics at bgreene@alphagraphics.com.
Can I send construction drawings instead of a finished sign schedule?
Yes. Send the drawings, scope, relevant specification sections, bid due date, and any known sign schedule. Missing production details can be clarified before final pricing.
Can installation be included in the quote?
Yes, qualifying installation scopes can be reviewed when you provide site conditions, mounting surfaces, install heights, access restrictions, locations, and required work windows.
Do you review signage bids outside Austin?
Yes. Qualifying opportunities can be reviewed for San Antonio, Hutto, Round Rock, Pflugerville, Georgetown, Cedar Park, and other Central Texas markets, with broader coordination considered for multi-location work.
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Send the opportunity
Have a project you want priced?
Email Brandon Greene at AlphaGraphics with the project name, scope, files, locations, bid due date, and hard completion date. If the request is not fully defined yet, send what you have and identify what is still open.