FY 2012 - dcss - office of planning - design and print brochure

The District of Columbia's Office of Planning has issued a state and local contract opportunity for a specialized graphic design and printing project focused on creating a historical brochure titled "Gone But Not Forgotten: Cemetery History in the Nation's Capital". The procurement seeks a design and print service to develop a brochure based on previous materials produced by the agency, with specific requirements outlined in an attached scope of work. The contract opportunity, identified by the unique ID 66c85e44829eb5d8690752fe, was posted on June 11, 2012, with a relatively short turnaround time and a submission deadline of June 15, 2012. The primary deliverable will be a professionally designed and printed brochure that documents cemetery history within Washington, D.C. Potential vendors will need to demonstrate graphic design capabilities, understanding of historical documentation, and ability to meet the tight project timeline. While specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed, firms will likely be assessed on their design portfolio, printing quality, historical research capabilities, and ability to adhere to the prescribed project scope and deadline.

No specific set-aside designations or enterprise restrictions were explicitly mentioned in the contract opportunity details. The procurement appears to be open to graphic design and printing firms capable of meeting the project requirements. Since the contract was posted in 2012, information about incumbent vendors or current contractors is not provided in the available documentation. The budget range or potential award value for this brochure design and printing project is not specified in the provided information. The contract seems to be a focused, short-term project targeting the documentation and presentation of cemetery historical information for the District of Columbia's Office of Planning. Interested vendors would need to carefully review the attached scope of work to understand the full project requirements and ensure their ability to complete the brochure within the prescribed timeline.