ICF Builder Award Plaque
$150.00
Duplicate plaques are available for winners of the 2025 ICF Builder Awards and others on the project team. The individual who submitted the winning entry will receive a plaque free of charge. Duplicates of this plaque, and additional plaques for others involved in the project are available for $150 each. (Includes S&H)
Order deadline for pick-up at the event in Las Vegas is December 2, 2024
All duplicate plaque ordering will close February 7, 2025
NOTE: You may submit either a “Logo” OR “Company Name Text” but not both. If both are submitted only the logo will be used.
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