Attachment J-1 - Template for Engraving.docx

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This is a template document (Attachment J-1) that provides the standard text format for engraving employee length-of-service awards for Library of Congress employees. The template specifies exact wording for different service milestones: copper medallions for 30 years, bronze for 35 years, silver for 40 years, gold for 45 years, and a special 8 11/16" x 5" plate for 50 years and above. Each award follows the format "(NAME) IN APPRECIATION FOR [X] YEARS OF FAITHFUL FEDERAL SERVICE (YEAR)."

The template is associated with solicitation 030ADV25Q0038, an unrestricted IDIQ contract opportunity for employee length-of-service awards issued by the Library of Congress. The solicitation is being conducted as a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial products under FAR subpart 12.6, with no socioeconomic set-asides or preferences.

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Attachment A - Template for Engraving

Copper Medallions Plaque to Read

(NAME)

IN APPRECIATION FOR

30 YEARS OF

FAITHFUL FEDERAL SERVICE

(YEAR)

Bronze Medallions Plaque to Read

(NAME)

IN APPRECIATION FOR

35 YEARS OF

FAITHFUL FEDERAL SERVICE

(YEAR)

Silver Medallions Plaque to Read

(NAME)

IN APPRECIATION FOR

40 YEARS OF

FAITHFUL FEDERAL SERVICE

(YEAR)

Gold Medallions Plaque to Read

(NAME)

IN APPRECIATION FOR

45 YEARS OF

FAITHFUL FEDERAL SERVICE

(YEAR)

(50 year award & above) 8 11/16 in by 5 ½ in

Plate to read

(NAME)

IN APPRECIATION FOR 50 YEARS OF FAITHFUL FEDERAL SERVICE

(Year)

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