CA Crest-Embroidery.pdf
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- WCA Embroidered Clothing
- Solicitation number
- Q-18122
- Issued by
- Milwaukee County, Fox Lake City, Wisconsin
About this file
This is a product specification and ordering document for embroidered clothing items for the Wisconsin National Guard Challenge Academy (WCA), involving the State of Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs (DMA). The document outlines detailed specifications for embroidered apparel including sweatshirts, polo shirts, t-shirts, and caps, all featuring the WCA logo. The specifications detail embroidery placement, thread colors, logo dimensions, and garment construction requirements across multiple item categories. The document serves as a reference guide for vendors to understand exact product requirements and quality standards that must be met for the clothing procurement.
The document establishes comprehensive technical specifications to ensure consistency and quality in the embroidered products, including requirements for embroidery thread types, stitching density, logo positioning on various garment types, and acceptable tolerances for finished products. Pricing information and specific order quantities are not detailed in this specification document, as it functions primarily as a reference guide for bidders to understand the exact embroidery and garment standards required. The specifications indicate that vendors must adhere to precise placement measurements, use specified thread colors for the WCA logo, and meet quality standards for embroidery execution across all ordered items, ensuring that all delivered clothing maintains uniform branding and professional appearance.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Q-18122 WCA Embroidered Logo Clothing RFB.docx | DOCX document | |
| 18122 Price Sheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet |
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