Recent developments

New signage projects and industry developments are constantly evolving. The postings below aim to give you some idea of the most recent updates and to let you know who we are working with. Please bookmark this page and come back frequently to see what’s new.

  • London Heathrow Airport Terminal 2

    Bull Signs has been awarded the contract to supply and install the new signage at London Heathrow T2. Our tender involved working out the construction and logistics, as well as the mechanical and electrical requirements of a sign system which we had not come across before. We had to tender against the term contract holders and a back up company and were awarded the contract thanks to the quality of our portfolio and competitiveness of our bid.

    Reconnaissance and careful cost analysis brought us into the project as the best economical tender bid. We feel that this proves once again that small businesses can provide savings and ultimate service during the current economic climate. Having not worked directly with BAA for a number of years, this has been a real step forward in renewing a relationship with one of the country’s highest profile clients.

  • More London

    More London is a Fosters+Partners project comprising seven buildings adjacent to Tower Bridge and opposite the Tower of London. We are responsible for the ‘shell and core work’ for three of the seven buildings. This included ensuring fundamental signage, such as safety notices, manifestation and fire escape way-finding, was appropriately installed throughout each building. We are currently working on the last of the seven buildings in this prestigious development. Occupiers of the buildings we have completed include Ernst & Young, Hewitt Associates, and Hilton Hotels.

    Signage at More London

  • BA Terminal 3

    We are currently installing more than 250 new signs throughout the BA lounges in Heathrow Airport’s Terminal 3. The state of the art refurbishment project is due to be completed in Spring 2009. It comprises a complete way-finding system featuring a contemporary-looking two-tone design. We painted and over-painted the panels before covering them in vinyl to achieve the effect sought by BA’s design team. We are working in conjunction with the developers Mace and architects YRM. It was largely thanks to the speed and quality of our work on Heathrow’s Terminal Five that this contract was offered to us.

    BA Signage