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76 -- Current Events Periodical Distributed to Peace Corps Volunteer Posts Worldwide

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mags4PCVsFederal

Submission Closed05/26/2004, 05:00:00 AM UTC

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The Peace Corps Office of Planning, Budget, and Finance is seeking expressions of interest from publishers and distributors to provide a weekly or monthly current events periodical for distribution to its overseas volunteer posts. The required publication must be in international circulation and maintain a reputation for objectivity, free from social, religious, or political bias. Content must encompass a broad range of topics, including domestic and international politics, economics, science, social interest, sports, and entertainment. Selected vendors must demonstrate the logistical capability to deliver between 6,000 and 14,000 copies per one-week distribution cycle across 78 different Peace Corps offices worldwide. This sources-sought notice, identified by solicitation number mags4PCVs, targets entities capable of managing large-scale international distribution under NAICS code 511120.

General Info

Peace Corps seeks publishers for objective current events periodicals distributed to 78 global offices.

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511120 - Periodical Publishers

Place of Performance

Peace Corps Information, Collection, Exchange, & Library Unit, Attn PC CEN/RDD/ICE, First Floor, 1111 20th St NW, Washington DC

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PhaseClosed

PostedMar 23

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Response DeadlineMay 26

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Submission Closed

05/26/2004, 05:00:00 AM UTC

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Peace Corps Office of Planning, Budget, & Finance - Contracts (PC OPBF/C) invites publishers and distributors to formally express their interest in providing a weekly or monthly current events periodical, covering domestic and international news. The periodical proposed must currently be in international circulation. News coverage must be generally recognized as objective and without social, religious, or political bias and must cover the subject areas of domestic and international politics, economics, scientific, and social interest events, sports, and entertainment. Vendors must have the capability to deliver the periodical to 78 Peace Corps offices overseas where quantities can range from 6,000 to 14,000 copies for a one week distribution.