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RETROREFLECTIVE TRAFFIC SIGN SHEETING, INKS, AND SUPPORT
Solicitation number
0510052
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Wisconsin

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This is an attachment document related to a Wisconsin state contract opportunity for retroreflective traffic sign sheeting, inks, and support services. The contractor will be required to supply flexible retroreflective sheeting material used for traffic sign manufacturing, appropriate process inks compatible with the sheeting, and provide instruction, training, and technical assistance as requested by the state. The retroreflective sheeting increases nighttime conspicuity of signs and has been established as the standard material for Wisconsin traffic sign applications. Contractor responsibilities include delivering materials that meet specified performance standards and providing ongoing technical support to ensure proper application and performance of the sign sheeting throughout its service life.

The contract structure treats ink supply and technical services as incidental to the primary deliverable of sign sheeting material, with pricing to be established through the competitive bidding process. This is an ongoing supply contract essential to Wisconsin's traffic sign maintenance and manufacturing operations, supporting the state's ability to maintain safe and visible traffic signage across its transportation infrastructure. The contract requires the selected vendor to maintain consistent quality standards and availability to meet the state's periodic demand for retroreflective materials throughout the contract term.

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BID PRICE SHEET - Bid 0510052.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
0510052-attachment H.pdf PDF
0510052-attachment E.pdf PDF
0510052-attachment F.pdf PDF
0510052-bid documents.pdf PDF
0510052 - special conditions of bid.pdf PDF

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