Signage and Displays for Government and Military Facilities

Adler Display has built signage and displays in Baltimore for over 80 years. Today that work includes historical timelines for the U.S. Air Force Band, lobby environments for U.S. Army commands, and signage across Aberdeen Proving Ground. We work with facility managers, public affairs offices, contracting officers and command staff who need work that meets code, passes review and holds up for years.

How We Work With Agencies

  1. Scope and compliance review. We confirm the space, the audience, accessibility requirements and any base or building access rules before design starts.
  2. Design and approvals. Our designers prepare layouts and proofs sized for your review chain, with revisions until every stakeholder signs off.
  3. Fabrication. Most projects are built in our Baltimore shop. When a project calls for a specialty partner, your project manager coordinates it, so you still have one contact and one schedule.
  4. Installation. Our crew installs on site and coordinates escorts, badging and access windows with your facility team.

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What We Build for Government Agencies

 

When you rely on Adler Display, you’ve got a trusted partner with decades of experience providing signage and display solutions for government entities of all types and sizes. We’ve designed and delivered everything from comprehensive signage solutions for military bases to event banners for state fairs, and everything in between. Our solutions for government include:

 

Contracting Information

Adler Display Studio is a small business registered in SAM.gov and available through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule.

  • UEI: EVDVCDUNH5L5
  • CAGE code: 1J7N2
  • NAICS codes:
    • 339950 — Sign Manufacturing
    • 323111 — Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books)
    • 541430 — Graphic Design Services
    • 541490 — Other Specialized Design Services

Common Government Projects We Build

Most of our government work falls into three types of projects, each with requirements specific to public and military facilities.

Wayfinding Signage for Government Buildings: Enhancing Accessibility and the User Experience

ADA-Compliant Wayfinding Signage for Government Buildings

Courthouses, agency offices and military installations serve visitors who have never been inside before. We design and fabricate directional signs, room ID signs and building directories that meet federal accessibility standards (ADA and ABA) for tactile lettering, Grade 2 braille, mounting height and contrast. We check those requirements during design, before anything is built.

Wayfinding Signage for Government Buildings: Enhancing Accessibility and the User Experience

Chain-of-Command Boards and Command Lobby Displays

When leadership rotates, the lobby display has to change with it. We build chain-of-command boards with changeable photo and name inserts / digital screens your team updates, so a change of command means swapping a panel, not replacing the display.

Wayfinding Signage for Government Buildings: Enhancing Accessibility and the User Experience

Memorial Walls and Military Historical Timelines

Fallen heroes walls and unit histories are meant to stand for decades. We plan for that from the start, with [material/finish] built for high-traffic halls and layouts that leave room to add names over time.

Recent Government Projects

National Institute of Health

Interactive Displays

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LMD U.S. Navy

Trade Show Display

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Business Summit Maryland

Backdrop

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U.S. Department of Education

Trade Show Display

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Click to view The U.S. Air Force Band Historical Timeline created by Adler Display

Maryland Public Television

Banners

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Aberdeen Proving Ground

Signage & Graphics

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Aberdeen Proving Ground

Lobby & Corporate Interiors

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Planning a Government Signage or Display Project?

Tell us about the facility, the timeline and your review chain. A project manager will follow up with next steps, and we can provide a quote formatted for your procurement process.