SBD-8221 Fire Door Label.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- DS180029
- Issued by
- Wisconsin
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This file is a specification document for a printing contract issued by the State of Wisconsin, Department of Safety and Professional Services, for the production of two different fire safety labels. The contract requires the vendor to produce 5,000 units each of the SBD-8221 Fire Door label and the SBD-9144 Warning label, with both labels measuring 4 inches by 3 inches. The labels are to be printed in PMS 186 Red with UV coating or varnish applied to both sides, on permanent pressure-sensitive white polyethylene vinyl stock measuring 0.005 inches thick with split back or kiss cut finishing and 1/8-inch larger liner backing on all sides. The labels must feature round corners with waste removed, and final packaging requires shrink-wrapping in packages of 25 units followed by uniform, clearly labeled cartons indicating contents and quantity. The contract specifies that no artwork is available and the vendor must create the artwork based on scans of current labels provided by the agency. Email bid responses are preferred for submission.
No specific pricing terms, award dates, contract term duration, or response deadlines are detailed within this specification document. The document does not address set-asides, incumbent contractors, funding sources, or budget amounts. This appears to be a functional specification sheet rather than a complete solicitation document, and bidders would need to reference the full contract opportunity announcement for complete bidding instructions, evaluation criteria, and submission requirements.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| SBD-9144 Warning Label.pdf | ||
| Previous Bid Abstract.pdf | ||
| DS180029 Bid Document.pdf |
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