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CRA board approves KMA for wayfinding bid assistance and construction administration
Summary
The Port Richey CRA approved a purchase agreement with KMA for bid assistance and construction administration to help ensure approved wayfinding signage matches design and materials and to coordinate permitting with FDOT.
The Port Richey CRA voted to hire KMA to provide bid assistance and construction-administration services for the city’s approved wayfinding signage program.
Staff said KMA — the firm that prepared the design and production documents — will vet fabricators and review submittals to ensure the installed signs match the approved visuals and materials, and will help staff coordinate required FDOT permitting for signs located in state right-of-way.
A board member moved to approve the purchase agreement for KMA’s services; the motion was seconded and passed by voice vote. Staff said the service is intended to protect the city’s design investment and to reduce the risk of substandard fabrication or installation.
What’s next: Staff will execute the purchase agreement and proceed with bidding under the oversight of KMA and staff.
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