D951-M On-site Services (R-1)

The Government Publishing Office (GPO) is soliciting proposals for on-site services through a Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) designated as D951-M (R-1). The procurement encompasses copying, printing, scanning, faxing, production and finishing equipment, digitization services, mailing solutions, software integration services, and related print support activities. Contractors must be capable of performing work at various Federal Government agencies throughout the contiguous United States (CONUS) and outside the contiguous United States (OCONUS). The contract will operate on a competitive task order basis, with individual Statements of Work and specifications issued electronically to all awarded contractors for each task order opportunity. The solicitation deadline for proposal submission is May 11, 2026, with the solicitation posted on April 10, 2026. Interested contractors should note that current awardees under the existing D951-M contract need not resubmit proposals, as this solicitation seeks to qualify additional contractors for the umbrella contract structure.

This solicitation contains no set-aside designation and is open to all qualified contractors meeting the stated requirements. The specific contract value, award quantity, and detailed service timeline have not been disclosed in this notice; contractors should consult the complete specifications available at https://www.gpo.gov/how-to-work-with-us/vendors/contract-opportunities for comprehensive procurement details. Work will be performed exclusively on-site at Federal Government facilities throughout the United States, requiring contractors to maintain operational capacity across multiple geographic regions. Each awarded contractor must designate a single point of contact to receive all task order requests sent electronically by the Government. The GPO reserves the right to limit competition on individual task orders when determined to be in the Government's best interest, and all contractual work and instructions will be communicated through electronic means to facilitate efficient task order distribution and management.