GRS Signs become long-term signage partner of City

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GRS Signs have agreed a three-year partnership with City as official signage partner, extending the relationship between two Lincolnshire-based organisations for a second season. 

Based in Louth, GRS Signs is a Lincolnshire company with a national reputation for product quality and customer service. The business specialises in the design, manufacture, supply and installation of internal and external signage, with its extensive portfolio including work across education, healthcare, retail, construction and other sectors. 

The company offers a wide range of signage and branding solutions, including vehicle graphics and wrapping, bespoke fabricated signage, 3D built-up letters, engraving, tactile and braille signage, wayfinding and safety signs, alongside its in-house design and print services. 

The partnership will provide opportunities for GRS Signs to engage with the club’s supporters and wider Lincolnshire community, building on the relationship established during the 2025/26 season. 

Chief commercial officer, Bobby Copping said: “We’re delighted to announce partnership with GRS Signs for another season. 

“They’re an excellent Lincolnshire business with a strong reputation for quality and customer service, and their commitment to the local community is something that aligns well with what we’re looking to achieve as a football club. 

“GRS Signs are fantastic partners to join our commercial network, and we’re looking forward to working together and creating further for their team and our supporters throughout what promises to be another exciting campaign.” 

Steve Wilson, managing director of GRS Signs, said: “We’re incredibly proud to take our partnership with Lincoln City FC to the next level. Their promotion to the Championship was a fantastic achievement, and increasing our involvement was an easy decision. 
 
“We’re proud to become a Gold Partner and the club’s official signage partner, and we’re excited to see what we can achieve together.”