Pittsburgh_Mailer_2.pdf

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Printing Services for Recycling Postcard
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2026-RFQ-191
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Allegheny County, Philadelphia City, Pennsylvania

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This is a mailer document from the City of Pittsburgh, Office of Management and Budget, on behalf of the Department of Public Works, related to a printing services solicitation for a recycling postcard. The document appears to be a sample or reference mailer that demonstrates the specifications and requirements for the printing project. The solicitation seeks quotes for printing services with a budget not to exceed $7,500. The mailer outlines the postcard design and format that bidders must be capable of producing, including specifications for size, color, paper stock, and finishing requirements. The document serves as a visual reference for potential bidders to understand the exact product specifications and quality standards expected for the recycling postcard project.

The mailer indicates the technical specifications necessary for accurate bid submission, ensuring that all responding vendors understand the precise printing requirements, including any special handling, folding, or finishing processes required. This document is essential for bidders to accurately calculate costs and determine their capability to meet the City's specifications. Interested contractors should reference this mailer in conjunction with the formal solicitation documents to ensure their quotes address all technical requirements and fall within the maximum budget constraint of $7,500.

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City of Pittsburgh Bureau of Environmental Services 3001 Railroad Street Pittsburgh, PA 15201

Pre-Sorted Standard US Postage Paid Pittsburgh, PA Permit No. 10

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Are plastic tubs okay to recycle?

Think you know what plastics are recyclable in Pittsburgh?

Flip the card to find out!

Yep - empty and dry is key!

pittsburghpa.gov/recycle

Thank you for recycling these plastic containers in your blue bin:

All recycling should be empty, dry and placed loose in bin.

No Plastic Bags or Stretchy Plastics (store drop-off only)

No Bulky Plastics

(trash only)

No Foam (trash only)Paper and

Cardboard (all colors and types)

Aluminum and Steel Cans

(empty and dry)

Glass Bottles, Jars, and Jugs

(empty and dry)

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These materials are also recyclable in your bin. YES! NO! Keep these items out.

pittsburghpa.gov/recycle | dial 311 or 412-255-2621

Butter, yogurt, sour cream tubs and containers (empty, dry and remove lids)

Containers and Tubs

Water and juice bottles, milk and laundry detergent jugs (empty, dry and remove caps)

Bottles, Jugs and Jars

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