Dyslexia Handbook.docx

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DYSLEXIA HANDBOOK
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RFQ-171-250000000474-1
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Grand Traverse County, Lansing City, Michigan

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This document is a printing services bid request from the Department of Technology, Management & Budget for a Dyslexia Handbook. The project involves printing 1,500 to 2,000 handbook copies with specific production specifications: an 8-1/2 x 11 inch finish size, 48 total pages (44 interior pages plus cover), 4/4 color ink with bleeds, printed on 80# cover and 80# text stock. The handbook will be saddle-stitched and require a PDF proof. Vendors must submit a detailed quote letter, and failure to do so will result in bid disqualification.

The bid will be awarded based on best price and value, with the understanding that the lowest bidder may not automatically receive the contract. Only prequalified vendors will be considered, and the department may reject bids due to past quality concerns or inability to meet requirements. No specific pricing details, funding sources, or contract term lengths are provided in the document. Vendors are expected to submit comprehensive quote letters that demonstrate their capability to meet the specified printing requirements for the Dyslexia Handbook.

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DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY, MANAGEMENT & BUDGET

PRINTING SERVICES

BID REQUEST

JOB DESCRIPTION

Title: Dyslexia Handbook

Quantity: 1,500 and 2,000
COMMENTS

Finish Size: 8-1/2 x 11

Electronic File to be supplied

PDF Proof required

44 pages + Cover = 48 pages total

*Vendor must attach a detailed quote letter(s). Failure to do so will result in bid disqualification.

Ink(s): 4/4 with bleeds

Cover: 80# Cover

Text: 80# Text

Bindery: Saddle Stitch

Packing: Carton

File:

Sample:

Proof: Required

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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