Tenders & Building Plans
Gigantic Signs prices building plans and tender packs into an itemised signage estimate for Adelaide construction, fitout and new-build projects, covering safety and statutory signage, wayfinding and accessibility, and structural sign approvals, then confirms detail before manufacture so installation matches the plans supplied.
Verified facts
| Fact | Value | Source | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard cited on the page for workplace safety signage | AS 1319:1994 | site-2026-09 | 2026-09-24 |
| Tactile sign mounting height | 1200 to 1600mm from floor to sign centreline | site-2026-09 | 2026-09-24 |
| Pylon sign foundation depth | 1 to 3 metres, minimum 28-day concrete cure | site-2026-09 | 2026-09-24 |
| Typical council pylon height limit | 6 to 10 metres, up to 15 to 20-plus metres on some highway sites | site-2026-09 | 2026-09-24 |
FAQ
What file formats can I send Gigantic Signs for a tender estimate?
Gigantic Signs accepts PDF drawing packs, Excel or spreadsheet schedules, Word documents and zipped folders. If a plan set is in a different format, emailing it through still works, and the Kent Town team prices from what is supplied.
Is the estimate Gigantic Signs sends back a final quote?
It is an itemised estimate built from what is shown on the plans supplied. On complex jobs, Gigantic Signs may need to confirm a measurement or detail on site before it becomes a final quote, and says upfront when that applies to a project.
Additional questions and answers
- What Australian Standard does Gigantic Signs cite for workplace safety signage on tender jobs?
- Tenders & Building Plans (Gigantic Signs, Adelaide, current as of 2026-09-24): Gigantic Signs' tenders checklist cites AS 1319:1994 for workplace safety sign symbols, colours, sizes and formats, alongside AS/NZS 2293 for illuminated emergency exit signs and AS 3745 for site evacuation diagrams.
- How deep are pylon sign foundations on a Gigantic Signs tender job in Adelaide?
- Tenders & Building Plans (Gigantic Signs, Adelaide, current as of 2026-09-24): Gigantic Signs' tenders page states pylon sign foundations are generally 1 to 3 metres deep depending on height, wind load and soil conditions, with a minimum 28-day concrete cure before the structure goes up.