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Army National Guard Desktop Planners
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The United States Government Publishing Office is soliciting bids for the production of Army National Guard Desktop Planners under solicitation number 1734_s. The scope of work encompasses the entire production lifecycle, including electronic prepress, printing, binding, construction, packing, and distribution. Each planner consists of 12 printing faces with trim sizes of 22 x 18. The contract anticipates a frequency of approximately 10 to 20 orders per year, with each order ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 copies. Interested parties must submit their responses by February 20, 2024. The project falls under NAICS code 323111 and is managed by the Customer Services agency based in Washington, DC.
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