DNR FISH STICKERS DIE CUT 14 Versions Bid Request 9-26.docx
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- RFQ 171 260000000475 2
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- Eaton County, Detroit City, Michigan
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This is a bid request from the Department of Technology, Management & Budget Printing Services on behalf of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources for the production of die-cut fish stickers in 14 different versions. The project requires the production of 35,500 total stickers across various species and designs, including pumpkinseed, bluegill, walleye, smallmouth bass, yellow perch, Chinook salmon, coho salmon, burbot, emerald shiner, lake sturgeon, muskie, cisco, northern pike, and youth fishing license stickers. Individual quantities vary by species, ranging from 1,000 to 3,500 units, with die-cut sizes varying from 2.5 inches in diameter to 9.5 inches by 2.75 inches. The stickers must be completed within 15 to 20 business days following proof approval. Materials specified include 4-color process printing on 4-millimeter white vinyl with permanent adhesive and die-cut crack-and-peel functionality. Completed stickers must be shrink-wrapped in packs of 100 and carton-packed with each version in separate boxes, with delivery directed to Bradley M. Schumann, Print Consultant, at the General Services Building in Dimondale, Michigan.
Vendors are required to submit detailed cost estimates breaking down pricing for each individual sticker design to enable cost comparison and are subject to prequalification requirements. The Department of Technology, Management & Budget awards contracts based on best price and value to the state, and the lowest bidder may not receive the award if concerns exist regarding past quality performance or ability to meet specifications. Electronic PDF proofs will be provided, and sample materials may be requested. No specific bid submission deadline, contract term, renewal options, or funding source information is provided in the bid request document.
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DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY, MANAGEMENT & BUDGET
PRINTING SERVICES
BID REQUEST
JOB DESCRIPTION
Title: DNR FISH STICKERS DIE CUT 14 Versions Bid Request 9-26
| Quantity: See Comments |
| COMMENTS |
Finish Size: Various Sizes See Comments
Vendor must attach a detailed estimate to their bid, if not done the vendor will not be considered for the bid.
PLEASE PROVIDE COSTS FOR EACH STICKER AS WE WILL NEED THIS INFORMATION TO COST COMPARE.
Pumpkinseed, approx. die cut 4.25”x6.5” QTY:3000
Bluegill, approx. die cut 4.5”x6.5” QTY:3000
Walleye, approx. die cut 3.5”x8.25” QTY:3000
Smallmouth bass, approx. die cut 4.25”x9.25” QTY:2000
Yellow perch, approx. die cut 3.75”x7.5” QTY:2000
Chinook salmon, approx. die cut 3”x 1.5” QTY:1500
Coho salmon, approx. die cut 3”x 1.5” QTY:1500
Burbot, approx. die cut 3”x1.5”QTY: 3000
Emerald shiner, approx. die cut 3”x1.5” QTY:3000
Lake sturgeon, APPROX DIE CUT SIZE: 9.5" x 2.75" QTY:3000
Muskie, approx. die cut 4”x2” QTY:3000
Cisco, approx. die cut 3”x2” QTY:3000
Northern pike, approx. die cut 9”x4” QTY:1000
Youth fishing license sticker, die cut 2.5” diameter QTY:3500
TOTAL QTY 35,500
Ship Back to:
Bradley M. Schumann Print Consultant General Services Building 7461 Crowner Dr.
Dimondale, MI 48821
Must be Completed 15-20 Business Days Upon Proof Approval
Ink(s): 4/0c
Cover: 4mil White Vinyl Permanent Adhesive: Die Cut Crack And Peel
Text:
Bindery:
Packing: SHRINK WRAP IN 100's
CARTON PACKED WITH EACH VERSION IN ITS OWN BOXES
File:
Sample:
Proof: Electronic PDF Proof
The Department of Technology, Management & Budget awards bids on best price and value to the state. In some situations, the lowest bidder may not receive an award because the bid does not provide best value. Examples include past quality concerns or inability to meet requirements. Only prequalified vendors will be considered.
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