Built for
public trust.

Yes. We are experienced with public procurement processes and regularly respond to RFPs from municipal, county, and state agencies. We provide all required documentation including bid bonds, insurance certificates, and compliance statements.

Yes. Our signage is manufactured at our facility in Minnesota using domestically sourced materials wherever possible. We can provide documentation certifying domestic manufacturing origin for projects that require Buy American compliance.

Yes. We are experienced with prevailing wage requirements on government projects and maintain all necessary payroll documentation and certified payroll reporting. Our installation crews are familiar with Davis-Bacon and state prevailing wage compliance.

We have extensive experience with park and trail signage including concrete medallions, trail markers, interpretive panels, entrance monuments, and regulatory signs. Our outdoor signage is built with materials rated for year-round Minnesota weather conditions.

Maintenance, mostly. Real Corten bleeds rust as it weathers, streaking the concrete pads, pavers, and turf around a trailhead monument — and once it stains, your crews own that cleanup. Our five-coat faux-Corten finish puts the same warm patina on lightweight aluminum: no runoff for maintenance staff to chase, no corrosion life-cycle, and a lighter monument that installs with smaller equipment. Dakota County's Lone Oak Trailhead monument on the Minnesota River Greenway is built exactly this way.