26-444DHS-BUSSE-B-49986 | DHS RFP High-Speed Print System Solution for Business Services
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The Department of Human Services (DHS) has issued a solicitation (RFP 26-444DHS-BUSSE-B-49986) seeking proposals for a high-speed print system solution to support Business Services in Illinois. The solicitation was posted on January 27, 2026, and aims to procure advanced printing technology to enhance the efficiency and productivity of document handling within the agency. The contract will be executed with the vendor who can meet the technical requirements and provide a scalable, reliable printing solution at the designated place of performance in Springfield, Illinois. The opportunity is managed by the Business Services division under the Illinois state government, with Kathleen Michals serving as the primary contact for interested bidders. While the solicitation does not specify set-asides or NAICS codes, it is geared toward qualified vendors experienced in deploying high-speed print systems for governmental or business operations. Potential contractors are encouraged to review the detailed requirements and submission guidelines available through the Illinois bid platform to submit responsive proposals.
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Springfield, IL 62703, Springfield, IL, 62703, USASet-Aside
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