Buyer Attachment B Specifications and Pricing.docx

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Patron Library Cards on a Requirements Basis
Solicitation number
RIP-9-2026
Issued by
Oregon

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This document is a Product Specifications and Pricing attachment (Attachment B) for a library card procurement opportunity in Oregon, specifically for RIP-9-2026 Patron Library Cards on a Requirements Basis. The library is seeking library card proposals with specific technical requirements, including a combination key fob and standard card design measuring 2.125" x 4.5", with a white core color, Tesslin material, 0.030" thickness, and semi-gloss/matte finish. The cards must feature a 14-digit barcode readable by 1D and 2D scanners like the Honeywell Voyager 1470G, with eye-readable capabilities. The procurement is targeting sample quantities of 50,000 and 100,000 cards, with proposers required to provide detailed specifications, material toxicity information, durability testing criteria, and comprehensive pricing structures.

The pricing attachment requests proposers to submit detailed cost breakdowns, including unit prices per 1,000 cards, 4-color printing pricing, extended pricing for sample quantities, and itemization of additional fees such as setup costs and shipping estimates (FOB Destination to zip code 97230). The library is specifically interested in cards with lower toxicity materials and alternative material options that maintain durability. Proposers must demonstrate their ability to meet the specified technical requirements, explain any deviations, and provide transparent pricing information, including potential bulk order discounts. The document suggests the library is seeking a competitive, comprehensive solution for library card production that balances technical specifications, material safety, and cost-effectiveness.

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RIP-9-2026 | Library Cards on a Requirements Basis Attachment B - Product Specifications and Pricing

Proposer Name:

Card Number:

Product Specification
Meets Specifications

Y or N If No, respond with how it differs

If your proposed card includes a less toxic material, please describe alternative materials and their durability and explain its benefits. If the requested specifications are unable to be met in-part or in-whole, please describe how it differs and any reasons why it cannot be met.

Card style: combination key fob and standard card
Select one
Card size: 2.125: H x 4.5” W
Select one
Card design: minimum 1 white core color
Select one

Card design: Design 1 See Buyer Attachment C Select one

Card material: Is it Tesslin
Select one
Card thickness: 0.030”
Select one
Card finish: semi gloss on front, matte on back
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Card finish preferred: A mix of gloss lettering on a matte background on the front , matte on back
Select one
Card barcode: 14-digit
Select one
Card barcode: can be read by 1D and 2D scanners, such as Honeywell Voyager 1470G 2D USB
Select one
Barcode: eye-readable
Select one

Provide durability testing criteria applied to the proposed cards.

Provide your pricing structure and a sample quote for each proposed card; include all itemized costs, available bulk discounts, shipping and/or any additional fees which may be applicable to an order. For evaluation purposes, please provide sample quotes for 50,000 and 100,000 quantities as indicated below.

Sample Pricing for quantities
50,000 cards
100,000 cards

Unit price per 1,000 quantity

4 color printing pricing for quantities

Extended price per requested sample pricing

Any additional fees, itemize per line item/fee type:

Set up fees:

Shipping/Freight estimates: FOB Destination to 97230

Any other applicable fees not yet identified:

Total cost:

Are bulk order discounts available:
Select one
Select one

Provide more information about available price breaks and discounts:

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