Photo, Map, Print, Publication

PSC Category T (Photo, Map, Print, Publication) encompasses a diverse range of printing, publishing, and visual media services for federal government agencies. This category includes digital and print production of documents, publications, marketing materials, educational resources, and multimedia content. Services span electronic prepress, graphic design, printing, binding, distribution, and digital media production across multiple formats including books, magazines, posters, brochures, envelopes, and specialized graphic displays.

Federal contract awards under this PSC category demonstrate significant variety in scope and funding. Typical contract values range from approximately $50,000 to $300,000, with performance periods generally spanning six to eighteen months. The Government Publishing Office (GPO) emerges as a primary contracting authority, frequently soliciting printing and publication services for various federal agencies including the Social Security Administration, Marine Corps Recruiting Command, and Department of Veterans Affairs. Most opportunities are unrestricted, though some are set aside for small businesses or 8(a) contractors. Common places of performance include printing facilities across the United States, with delivery locations spanning federal agency sites nationwide.

Recent federal contract opportunities under PSC Category T reflect diverse requirements across government agencies. Notable solicitations include marketing video services for the Indian Health Service, audio transcription services for the National Park Service, exhibit design for the Library of Congress, and printing services for recruitment and informational materials. Agencies seeking these services encompass a broad spectrum, including the Department of the Interior, U.S. Special Operations Command, Coast Guard, and various military recruiting commands. Most opportunities require high-quality, specialized production capabilities, precise technical specifications, and the ability to handle complex design, printing, and distribution requirements across multiple media formats.