Campuswide External Pedestrian, Vehicular Wayfinding Planning, Design and Development Services

The university is seeking environmental graphic design, planning, and wayfinding consulting firms, or multidisciplinary consultant teams, to provide professional services for the assessment, planning, design, and development of a comprehensive external pedestrian and vehicular wayfinding program for its main campus. The agency needs to evaluate existing external wayfinding conditions and develop a cohesive, scalable, ADA-conscious, and brand-aligned campuswide wayfinding framework. This initiative aims to improve navigation, visitor experience, accessibility, operational consistency, and campus identity. The project covers the development of a unified external campus wayfinding strategy that improves visitor orientation, navigation, and circulation. The selected partner must enhance campus identity and visual consistency, improve pedestrian and vehicular decision-making, and support accessibility, inclusivity, and ADA-compliant navigation. The scope also includes establishing scalable wayfinding standards for future implementation, creating a clear hierarchy and destination prioritization standards, and developing implementation-ready design standards, technical specifications, and procurement documentation. The agency requires the identification of opportunities for future digital and interactive wayfinding integration, as well as phased implementation recommendations and budgeting guidance. The project must establish distinct yet cohesive wayfinding standards for academic, athletic, residential, administrative, healthcare, and visitor and event destinations. The selected firm must evaluate and improve navigation associated with high-volume athletic and event-based traffic conditions while maintaining overall campus brand consistency and supporting long-term campus growth, capital development, and operational flexibility. Eligibility is restricted to onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency requires the performance of the work to be completed offsite. Bidders must submit their responses digitally via email or online, and the agency is currently looking for proposals to determine the budget.