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Attached to: Florida Military Benefits Guides
Solicitation number: ITB-16441
Issued by: Leon County, Florida

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This Addendum No. 2 is a Questions and Answers document issued by the Florida Department of Commerce on August 3, 2026, clarifying requirements for Invitation to Bid No. 26-ITB-004-KP for the Florida Military Benefits Guide. The solicitation requests sealed bids from qualified graphic design firms for development and publication of the Florida Military Benefits Guide, with the response opening scheduled for August 13, 2026 at 3:00 PM. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive content review and legislative research, professional graphic design and layout, and publication in print, web, and mobile-optimized formats. The primary deliverable consists of 6,000 bound copies (approximately 5 inches by 8 inches, with a required finished folded size of 8.5 inches by 11 inches or 11 inches by 16 inches open) to be mailed and delivered to Florida military installations and the Commerce Tallahassee office within 120 calendar days of contract execution. The contractor must provide a printed proof for approval before full production. The contract structure includes Year One (2026-2027) and Year Two (2027-2028) pricing, with optional renewal years for 2028-2029 and 2029-2030, with each year requiring a full content review, design update, 6,000-copy print run, and mailing/delivery cycle. The guide must comply with the Department's brand guidelines, contain approximately 50-60 pages in full color, be printed on both sides with a semi-gloss cover finish on thicker stock than interior pages, and include a 0.125-inch bleed requirement.

Bidders must base fixed pricing strictly on the draft mailing list provided in Exhibit B (totaling 6,000 copies) and include all labor, materials, graphic design, printing, packing, freight, postage, and delivery costs. The bid price must cover two rounds of content, editorial, design, and production revisions, with a three-week anticipated turnaround time for Department review and approval. Liquidated damages of $375 per business day apply for failure to meet the 120-calendar-day completion deadline per deliverable. The completion timeframe for Year One commences upon contract execution, while Year Two and any renewal years commence upon the start date of the respective contract year or receipt of a written Notice to Proceed. If destination quantities or addresses are modified post-award, any adjustments to postage or freight costs will be handled through formal contract amendment. The contractor is responsible only for researching, editing, and identifying potential legislative updates for final validation and approval by Commerce or Commerce legal counsel; formal legal review by a licensed attorney is not required. The contractor must provide all editable source files (Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, etc.) upon project completion and ensure all products comply with current state and federal digital accessibility requirements, including Section 508 and WCAG compliance. The Department will pay invoices upon completion of each individual deliverable and will provide the final verified mailing list and current 2024-2025 Florida Military Benefits Guide for bidder evaluation.

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Ron DeSantis GOVERNOR J. Alex Kelly SECRETARY

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

ADDENDUM NO. 2

SOLICITATION TYPE: Invitation to Bid (ITB)

SOLICITATION NUMBER: 26-ITB-004-KP

SOLICITATION TITLE: Florida Military Benefits Guides

RESPONSE OPENING DATE: 8/13/2026 @ 3:00 PM

ADDENDUM NUMBER: 2

ADDENDUM PURPOSE: Questions and Answers

ADDENDUM DATE: 8/3/2026

The Department hereby amends ITB No. 26-ITB-004-KP as noted within this Addendum. For revisions, underlines represent additions and strikethroughs represent deletions. In the event of a conflict between previously released information and the information contained herein, the information herein shall control. The information in this addendum is hereby made part of this solicitation. All other terms and conditions of the ITB remain in effect.

FAILURE TO FILE A PROTEST WITHIN THE TIME PRESCRIBED IN SECTION 120.57(3),

FLORIDA STATUTES, OR FAILURE TO POST THE BOND OR OTHER SECURITY

REQUIRED BY LAW WITHIN THE TIME ALLOWED FOR FILING A BOND SHALL

CONSTITUTE A WAIVER OF PROCEEDINGS UNDER CHAPTER 120, FLORIDA

STATUTES.

Any protest concerning this agency decision or intended decision must be timely filed with the Agency Clerk. Protests may be filed by courier, hand delivery, or U.S. mail at: Agency Clerk, Florida Department of Commerce, Office of the General Counsel, 107 East Madison Street, MSC 110, Caldwell Building, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-4128. Protests may also be filed by fax at (850) 921-3230, or by email at agency.clerk@commerce.fl.gov within the time prescribed in section 120.57(3), Florida Statutes, and Chapter 28-110, Florida Administrative Code (“F.A.C.”). It is the filing party’s responsibility to meet all filing deadlines. The Procurement Officer should be listed and copied in such filings.

The enclosed information has been provided for consideration in the preparation of your response to the above-mentioned solicitation.

This Addendum also includes the following:

mailto:agency.clerk@commerce.fl.gov

8/03/2026

Question Number

RFP Page Number, Section

Number, Subsection Reference

Question

Answers

Page 16, Section B.39, Reference(s) Form (Attachment A)

Section B.39 requires the Bidder to provide three client references for similar work performed within the last three years. If the Bidder is a newly formed company, may the Bidder submit references reflecting similar work performed by its proposed key personnel and listed subcontractors, provided those individuals and firms are identified in the Bid and assigned to perform the relevant portions of the Scope of Work?

No. Pursuant to Section B.39 of the ITB, the Bidder must submit three (3) separate client references for the Bidder entity itself for similar work performed within the last three (3) years.

References for key personnel or proposed subcontractors cannot be substituted for the Bidder’s client references on Attachment A. Bids that fail to provide three

(3) complete client references for the Bidder will be deemed non-responsive and rejected.

Page 24, Section C.7, Contractor Responsibilities, Items 1-3

Section C.7 requires the Contractor to conduct content review, legislative and policy research, and verification of legal citations. Does Commerce require this review to be performed by a licensed attorney, or may it be performed by qualified personnel with experience in compliance, policy review, legislative research, and public-facing program documentation?

The program office believes qualified personnel with experience in compliance, policy review, legislative research, and public-facing program documentation are sufficient.

Page 25, Section C.8, Commerce Responsibilities, Item 5

Will Commerce provide the current Florida Military Benefits Guide in an editable source-file format, such as InDesign, Word, or another design/layout file, or will the Contractor be expected to recreate the publication layout from a PDF or other non-editable format?

The winning contractor will be expected to recreate the publication layout from a PDF or other non-editable format

Pages 21 and 25, Sections C.2 and C.8

What is the current page count of the Florida Military Benefits Guide, and does Commerce anticipate a similar page count for the updated version?

The required finished size of the printed Florida Military Benefits Guide shall be [Insert Official Size, e.g., 8.5” x 11” folded (11” x 16” open)]. Section C.7.7(b) is hereby amended to reflect this standard. Bidders must calculate pricing based on this standard.

Page 25, Section C.7, Contractor Responsibilities, Item 7.b

Section C.7 states that the desired product should be approximately 5” x 8” in size. Does Commerce have a preferred binding method, paper stock, cover stock, coating, or finish for the printed Guide?

The department prefers a heavier stock for the cover than the inside pages (weight TBD).

The department does no have a preferred binding method.

Pages 23-24, Section C.6 Deliverable No. 2 and Section C.7, Item 5

Section C.7 requires a web-formatted version and a version formatted for mobile devices. Does Commerce expect these to be accessible PDF files optimized for web and mobile viewing, or does Commerce require separate HTML, web page, flipbook, or other digital formats?

The department expects all electronic versions to be accessible PDF files optimized for web and mobile viewing.

Page 25, Section C.7, Items 7.e and 8; Section C.8, Item

Will Commerce provide final mailing addresses and quantities for each military installation and the FloridaCommerce Tallahassee delivery location before production begins?

The department will provide mailing addresses for the military installation and the FloridaCommerce Tallahassee before production begins.

Pages 23 and 30, Section C.6 and Attachment B, Price Page

Attachment B requests pricing for Year One, Year Two, Renewal Year One, and Renewal Year Two.

Should Bidders assume that each year includes a full content review, design/publication update, 6,000-copy print run, and mailing/delivery cycle?

Yes, please see the Deliverables Table Section C.6.

Pages 24-25, Section C.7, Items 6 and 7

Will Commerce require a printed proof or sample copy for review and written approval before the full 6,000-copy print run begins?

The department will require a printed proof or sample copy for review and written approval.

10.

Pages 21 and 24, Sections C.2 and C.7, Item 5

Are there required accessibility standards for the digital Guide, such as PDF accessibility tagging, screen reader compatibility, Section 508/WCAG compliance, or other state or federal digital accessibility requirements?

All products produced as a result of this solicitation should be compliant with all current state and federal digital accessibility requirements.

11.

Pages 15-16 and 25, Sections B.38 and C.7, Item 8

Should postage, packaging, freight, and delivery costs be included as fixed costs in Attachment B, Price Page? If final mailing quantities or addresses change after award, how should any resulting pricing adjustment be handled?

Bidders shall base their fixed pricing in Attachment B strictly on the draft mailing list and quantities provided in Exhibit B (totaling 6,000 copies). If destination quantities or addresses are modified by the Department post-award, any adjustments to postage or freight costs will be handled via formal contract amendment pursuant to standard state procurement procedures.

12.

Page 30, Attachment B - Price Page

Does Commerce expect all three deliverables - content review, creation/publication, and mailing/delivery - to be completed separately during both Year One and Year Two, as well as during each optional renewal year?

Yes, the department expects all three actions to occur each year.

13.

Pages 23, 25, and 30; Sections C.6, C.7.7(e), and Attachment B

Is the contractor expected to print and distribute 6,000 copies during each contract year, potentially totaling 12,000 copies during the original two-year term and an additional 12,000 copies if both renewal years are exercised? Or is the 6,000-copy requirement a one-time production quantity for the original contract?

6,000 copies are the expected print run each year the contract is exercised.

14.

Page 30, Attachment B - Price Page

If the complete Guide is researched, designed, printed, and distributed during Year One, what specific work and deliverables are expected during Year Two?

To review any changes to laws or regulations that have occurred in the last year and reprint.

15.

Pages 24-25, Sections C.7.1 and C.8.5

Will Commerce provide prospective bidders with the current 2024-2025 Florida Military Benefits Guide before bids are due so bidders can evaluate its current page count, content volume, design complexity, and condition?

The 2024-2015 guide can be found at https://safloridajobs.blob.core.

windows.net/prod/docs/defaul t-source/division-of-strategic-business-development/military-benefits-guide-2024- 2025.pdf?sfvrsn=8a1101a_1

16. Page 24, Section C.7.4(b)

Section C.7.4(b) refers bidders to Exhibit B for the Commerce Brand and Style Guide; however, the referenced exhibit appears to be the draft mailing list. Please provide the correct Commerce Brand and Style Guide or identify the correct exhibit.

The Brand and Style Guide is located in Exhibit C

17. Page 25, Section C.7.7

Please confirm the required or anticipated printing specifications, including: exact finished size; estimated page count; full-color or black-and-white interior; cover and interior paper stock; cover coating or finish; binding method; bleed requirements; and any required recycled-content or sustainability specifications.

Paper Quality at vendor’s discretion, full color, same paper stock throughout. The required finished size of the printed Florida Military Benefits Guide shall be [Insert Official Size, e.g., 8.5” x 11” folded (11” x 16” open)]. Section C.7.7(b) is hereby amended to reflect this standard. Bidders must calculate pricing based on this standard.

18. Pages 24-25, Section C.7.6

How many rounds of content, editorial, design, and production revisions should bidders include in their fixed pricing?

Bidders should include two rounds of revisions.

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19. Pages 22-23, Section C.6

Does the 120-calendar-day completion period apply to each individual contract year, or only to the initial production of the Guide following contract execution?

Section C.6 Scope of Work Amendment: The completion timeframe for Deliverables 1, 2, and 3 in Year One shall be within 120 calendar days of Contract execution. For Year Two and any executed Renewal Years, the 120-calendar-day completion window shall commence upon the start date of the respective Contract Year (or receipt of the annual Purchase Order / written Notice to Proceed from the Contract Manager).

20.

Pages 22-25, Sections C.6 and C.8

Will the completion deadline be extended when progress is delayed because the contractor is waiting for Commerce to review, approve, reject, or return revisions to submitted drafts and proofs?

Yes, the completion deadline be extended if a delay is caused by the department

21. Pages 22-23, Section C.6

Are the stated financial consequences of $375 per business day assessed only once for the overall project, or can they be assessed separately and simultaneously against each of the three deliverables?

They can be applied to each deliverable.

22.

Pages 21 and 24, Sections C.2 and C.7.1-C.7.3

Is the contractor expected to provide formal legal review or legal opinions regarding Florida and federal laws, or is the contractor responsible only for researching, editing, and identifying potential updates for final validation and approval by Commerce or Commerce legal counsel?

The contractor is responsible only for researching, editing, and identifying potential updates for final validation and approval by Commerce or Commerce legal counsel.

23.

Pages 21 and 24- 25, Sections C.2, C.7, and C.8.2

Will Commerce review and approve the final statutory citations, benefit descriptions, eligibility information, and legislative updates before the Guide is authorized for printing?

Yes.

24. Page 24, Section C.7.5

Please define the required mobile deliverable. Is Commerce requesting a mobile-friendly PDF, a responsive webpage, an HTML publication, an e-book, an application, or another specific format?

For the purpose of this solicitation, qualified applicants should produce a product that the bidder believes to be a viable solution for viewing on a mobile device. The product must be linkable via a QR code or via email. The solution must be able downloaded and shared electronically. Please comply with all accommodation requirements under relevant state and federal laws in developing the online version of this product.

25.

Pages 23 and 25, Sections C.6 Deliverable No. 3 and C.7.8

Will the printed Guides be delivered as bulk cartons to each listed destination, or must copies be individually packaged and mailed? Please also confirm whether the quantities and destinations in the draft mailing list should be used for final bid pricing.

The printed Guides be delivered as bulk cartons to each listed destination. In addition, the quantities and destinations in the draft mailing list should be used for final bid pricing.

26.

Pages 25 and 30, Section C.7.8 and Attachment B

If the final distribution list, destination quantities, packaging requirements, shipping requirements, or postal rates change after bid submission, will Commerce permit an adjustment to the mailing and delivery price?

27. Page 21, Section C.3

Will the contractor be permitted to invoice upon Commerce acceptance of each individual deliverable, or will payment be withheld until all three deliverables - including printing and distribution - are completed and accepted?

The Department will pay an invoice at the completion of each deliverable.

28. Page 27, Section C.15

The solicitation requires Errors and Omissions Insurance but does not specify a minimum coverage limit. What minimum coverage limits are required?

The Contractor shall maintain Errors and Omissions (Professional Liability) Insurance coverage with limits of not less than $1,000,000 per occurrence and $1,000,000 policy aggregate throughout the term of the Contract.

29.

Page 30, Attachment B - Price Page

Should the full cost of printing the 6,000 bound copies be entered under "Create and Publish FMBG," with only packing, freight, postage, and delivery entered under "Mail and Deliver

FMBG"?

Yes.

30.

Budget and Historical Information

1. Does FloridaCommerce have an estimated budget, funding allocation, or historical contract value for the Florida Military Benefits Guide project that can be shared with prospective bidders?

No estimated budget at this time

31.

Existing Guide and Project Scope

1. Can the Department provide a copy of the current 2024– 2025 Florida Military Benefits Guide for evaluation and pricing purposes?

2. Approximately how many pages is the expected final publication for each contract year?

3. Will the Department require a full redesign of the Guide each year, or will future contract years primarily consist of content updates to the existing design?

1. The 2024-2015 guide can be found at https://safloridajobs.blob.co re.windows.net/prod/docs/ default-source/division-of-strategic-business-development/military-benefits-guide-2024- 2025.pdf?sfvrsn=8a1101a_1

2. The required finished size of the printed Florida Military Benefits Guide shall be [Insert Official Size, e.g., 8.5” x 11” folded (11” x 16” open)]. Section C.7.7(b) is hereby amended to reflect this standard. Bidders must calculate pricing based on this standard.

3. The department would like a cover redesign to make each year look different. Interior content can remain in the same format.

32.

Legislative Review and Content Development

1. Does FloridaCommerce expect the contractor to perform independent legal research and verification of all statutes and regulations, or will legislative updates and legal guidance be provided by the Department?

2. Is there a preferred methodology or level of legal review expected for validation of Florida statutes, federal regulations, and military benefit programs?

1. The contractor is responsible only for researching, editing, and identifying potential updates for final validation and approval by Commerce or Commerce legal counsel.

2. No, there is not.

33.

Review and Approval Process

1. How many review cycles and revision rounds should bidders include in their pricing assumptions?

2. What is the anticipated turnaround time for Department review and approval of draft submissions?

1. The contractor should anticipate two review cycles.

2. The anticipated turnaround time for Department review and approval is three weeks.

34.

Design, Production, and Deliverables

1. Can FloridaCommerce provide additional printing specifications, including:

o Estimated page count o Paper stock requirements o Cover specifications o Binding type

1. The department would like to have:

• 50-60 pages

• Front cover will use thicker stock than the interior pages

• Cover will have a semi-gloss finish

• The document will be color throughout o Color requirements o Any other production standards

2. Will the selected contractor be required to provide all editable source files (Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, etc.)

upon project completion?

3. Are there any accessibility requirements beyond standard web and mobile compatibility (e.g., Section 508 compliance, WCAG standards)?

2. The selected contractor be required to provide all editable source files upon project completion.

3. All products produced as a result of this solicitation should be compliant with all state and federal digital accessibility requirements.

35.

Distribution and Logistics

1. Is the distribution list included in Exhibit B considered final, or should bidders anticipate modifications to quantities and delivery locations?

2. Will FloridaCommerce provide a final verified mailing list, or will the contractor be responsible for validating recipient information prior to distribution?

1. Bidders shall base their fixed pricing in Attachment B strictly on the draft mailing list and quantities provided in Exhibit B (totaling 6,000 copies). If destination quantities or addresses are modified by the Department post-award, any adjustments to postage or freight costs will be handled via formal contract amendment pursuant to standard state procurement procedures.

2. The department will provide a final verified mailing list.

36. Qualifications and Experience

1. Does FloridaCommerce require prior government publication experience, or will comparable private-sector publication projects satisfy the experience requirements?

2. Would experience with large-scale digital publications, educational materials, policy guides, or

1. Comparable private-sector publication projects satisfy the experience requirements.

2. The department would prefer a vendor who has developed printed materials previously.

similar publications be considered comparable experience?

37.

Contractor Eligibility

1. Are bidders headquartered outside the State of Florida eligible to serve as prime contractors provided all solicitation requirements are satisfied?

2. Are there any local vendor preferences that would impact evaluation beyond those specifically identified in the solicitation?

1. Yes. Bidders headquartered outside the State of Florida are eligible to serve as prime contractors provided all solicitation requirements are satisfied. However, pursuant to Section 287.084, Florida Statutes, and Section B.48 of the ITB, an out-of-state Bidder must complete Attachment K and submit a written legal opinion from an attorney licensed to practice law in the Bidder’s home state regarding preferences granted by that state.

Additionally, Florida law applies the Florida-based business preference as set forth in Section 287.084, F.S., and Section B.48.

2. There are no local vendor preferences that would impact evaluation beyond those specifically identified in the solicitation.

38.

1. What is the current number of pages in the Florida Military Benefits Guide, and what is the estimated number of pages expected for the updated edition?

The current guide is 57 pages based on an 8.5” by 11” page.

39. 2. What is the required final folded size of the printed guide?

40.

3. Please confirm the required printing specifications, including:

o Full color or black and white.

o Printing on one side or both sides.

o Paper type and weight for interior pages.

o Paper type and weight for the cover.

o Coating, lamination, or other cover finishes.

o Bleed requirements.

o Required binding method.

The Department’s requirements are:

1. Full color

2. Printing on both sides

3. A thicker paper weight for the cover than interior pages

4. Semi-gloss cover finish

5. The bleed requirement is 0.125”

6. No binding preference

7. The required finished size of the printed Florida Military Benefits Guide shall be [Insert Official Size, e.g., 8.5” x 11” folded (11” x 16” open)]. Section C.7.7(b) is hereby amended to reflect this standard.

Bidders must calculate pricing based on this standard.

41.

4. Will FloridaCommerce provide the current editable source files, including InDesign files, photographs, graphics, logos, fonts, and other design assets?

The 2024-2015 guide can be found at https://safloridajobs.blob.core.

windows.net/prod/docs/default-source/division-of-strategic-business-development/military-benefits-guide-2024- 2025.pdf?sfvrsn=8a1101a_1.

The department’s style guide is found in Exhibit C in the Invitation to Bid.

42.

5. Is the contractor expected to create new illustrations, photographs, maps, charts, or infographics, or primarily update and redesign the existing guide?

The contractor is expected to primarily update and redesign the existing guide. However, The department would like a cover redesign to make each year look different.

43.

6. How many design drafts and rounds of revisions must be included in the fixed price?

The contractor should anticipate two review cycles.

44.

7. Please confirm whether 6,000 printed copies are required during each year of the initial two-year contract, or whether 6,000 copies represent the total quantity for the entire initial contract period.

6,000 copies are the expected print run each year the contract is exercised.

45.

8. If the contract is renewed, should bidders assume that an additional 6,000 copies will be designed, printed, and distributed during each renewal year?

6,000 copies are the expected print run each year the contract is exercised.

46.

9. Will FloridaCommerce provide the complete final distribution list, including the quantity of guides to be shipped to each location?

Yes

47.

10. Must the bid price include all packaging, freight, shipping, postage, handling, and delivery costs to every destination?

Yes

48.

11. Are all delivery destinations located within the State of Florida?

Yes

49.

12. Are there specific packaging requirements, such as the number of guides per box, labeling, palletization, or delivery documentation?

50.

13. Is the contractor required to provide fulfillment records, shipping confirmations, tracking numbers, or proof of delivery for each destination?

Yes

51.

14. What digital formats are required for the web and mobile versions of the guide?

See answer to 24.

52.

15. Must the digital version comply with specific accessibility standards, such as WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508, or an accessible tagged PDF standard?

See answer to 10.

53.

16. Is the contractor required to provide the final editable source files in addition to print-ready and web-ready PDF files?

Yes

54.

17. Is the content and legal review required to be performed or certified by a Florida-licensed attorney or another specifically qualified professional?

The contractor is responsible only for researching, editing, and identifying potential updates for final validation and approval by Commerce or Commerce legal counsel.

55.

18. Will FloridaCommerce provide a designated legal or program subject-matter expert to approve legislative references, benefits information, agency contacts, and military program information?

The contractor is responsible only for researching, editing, and identifying potential updates for final validation and approval by Commerce or Commerce legal counsel.

56.

19. Are bidders permitted to use qualified subcontractors for legal research?

If they choose to. The contractor is responsible only for researching, editing, and identifying potential updates for final validation and approval by Commerce or Commerce legal counsel.

57.

20. May FloridaCommerce provide a digital copy of the current Florida Military Benefits Guide so bidders can evaluate its existing page count, design, and content before submitting pricing?

The 2024-2025 guide can be found at https://safloridajobs.blob.core.

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