MVAA Dual Pocket Folder 12-2020.docx
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- DMVA Dual Pocket Folders
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- RFQ-171-210000000069-1
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- Michigan
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This is a bid request document from the Department of Technology, Management & Budget (DTMB) Printing Services for the production of MVAA Dual Pocket Folders. The project requires the production of folders in two quantity options: 5,000 and 10,000 units. The folders are specified to be 9" x 12" with two 4-inch glued pockets, featuring four diagonal business card slits in the left pocket. The printing requirements include heavy 4-color printing plus UV coating on one side using 100# Gloss Coated Cover stock. The project requires die cutting, scoring, folding, and gluing, with the final product to be carton packed. PDF proofs are required for approval before printing begins.
The bid is open only to prequalified vendors, with the DTMB noting that awards are based on best price and value to the state rather than lowest bid alone. Past performance and ability to meet requirements are considered in the award decision. No specific pricing terms or funding sources are provided in the document.
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DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY, MANAGEMENT & BUDGET
PRINTING SERVICES
BID REQUEST
JOB DESCRIPTION
Title: MVAA Dual Pocket Folder
| Quantity: 5,000 and 10,000 |
| COMMENTS |
Finish Size: 9" x 12" + 2-4" glued pockets
Electronic file provided, PDF proof required approval before printing.
DIE CUT 2 - 4" glued pockets, with 4 diagonal business card slits in left pocket. Glue pockets and finish fold.
Cover: 100# Gloss Coated Cover, printing HEAVY 4 color + UV/1 side
Text: N/A
Bindery: Die cut, score, 4 business card slits in left pocket, finish fold and glue.
Packing: Carton pack.
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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