Question and Answer Set 1 B-29970.docx

DOCX document 15 KB Posted

Attached to
Re-Bid Printing and Mailing of the Proposed 2022 Illinois Constitutional Amendment Notice
Solicitation number
22-350SOS-SOS35-B-29970
Issued by
St. Clair County, Illinois

About this file

This document is a Question and Answer Set related to the Invitation for Bid (IFB) issued by the Illinois Secretary of State (SOS) for the Printing and Mailing of the Proposed 2022 Illinois Constitutional Amendment Notice. The IFB seeks bids for the printing and mailing of postcard notices regarding the proposed amendment(s) to the Illinois Constitution. The postcards will be printed in black ink only, on two sides with no bleeds, and will be addressed to "Residential Customer" with the address line remaining the same on each card. The SOS does not plan to use more than two images on the final draft. The contract will be awarded in whole or in part by the SOS.

The pricing for this project is not explicitly stated in the document. The contract will be funded by the State of Illinois, but the specific funding requirements and sources are not provided. There is no information given regarding any set-asides or the incumbent vendor for this contract.

View the file

Other files

On GovTribe

Work with this file

  • Download the original file
  • Contacts named in this file
  • Similar government files
  • Ask GovTribe AI about this file

Text version

Question and Answers Printing and Mailing for the Proposed 2022 Illinois Constitutional Amendment

22-350SOS-SOS35-B-29970

1. How many colors does this print?

One. Black only

1. Just black, two sides, no bleeds?

Two-sided, black ink, no bleeds

1. Does copy bleed, or are there adequate margins for non bleed production?

Same answer as above, no bleeds

1. Do the postcards inkjet image on one side only with individual recipient addresses?

The final draft has not been approved, but ILSOS does not plan to use more than two images

1. Is the only variable one side, name/address only?

The address line does not change. Each card is addressed to “Residential Customer”

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .