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Overlay the manufacturers logo?

I'd do same as Gino

Start by finding out what is required for licenses. I used to make channel letters and then they required they be UL listed, wasn't worth it.

Doing the job as a sub I would expect the materials/methods to be spelled out ahead of time. For our own clients we assess each job for bets/most economical option. Sometime it's strip/reletter on site, sometimes it's new faces.

Yes, unfortunately there were probably 100s of companies looking to cash in on ADA work back then and most are gone now along with their frames.

We use 1/8" and reverse apply the graphics. The edges are rounded over with a router. We countersink and install with existing screws.

Perfect example of the client isn't always right. A photo mock-up of the sign as viewed from a car may have saved them the cost of a redo. This is a suggestion how to change the existing sign without a complete reprint. Add black vinyl lettering and a panel to cover that useless text

I like moritz's swan

really rough, but I would work on the swan, taller, smoother & fuller. And consider other fonts for the bottom line of text

Can't help with this, but good to see you're still kicking around dog.

my answer is "Yes, it's a competitive market and my prices are very fair based on the quality and service, but if you want to consider more economical alternatives I can do that"

I haven't seen a standoff like that before. Is it metal or plastic? Almost looks like they mated a regular standoff to a custom barrel/base

You're looking for a place like this...https://www.newenglandflagandbanner.com/products.php?product=sports-and-athletics

Wasn't their a guy on here who built a plane from coro?

They have existing stand off mounted to glass? Can you see what was used? You will have to apply the adhesive, whether it's VHB or "glue" or a combo, yourself.

Grimco shows thickest at 10mm

http://hansonsign.com/

I refuse to work with foamcore, too many better alternatives.

If it was me, I'd want nothing to do with anything remotely connected with this company name https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/minneapolis/news/press-releases/stearns-county-man-charged-in-murder-for-hire-plot

I too stick pretty much to Gerber foils. I did use Duracoats for a while, the process colors, black, white, tom red...but when my supplier dropped them so did I.