Park signage contract represents tiny savings for Gwinnett

Gwinnett commissioners agreed recently to renew a contract for the purchase and installation of custom park signs. The annual contract with Southeastern Sign Inc. for $112,000 represents a two percent decrease over the previous contract.

The contract for the Department of Community Services will be used for various types of signage throughout the county. This first renewal of the contract will go into effect Feb. 18 through Feb. 17, 2016.

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