Commercial Printing and Document Production
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This subcontract for Commercial Printing and Document Production supports prime contractors on projects for the Pasadena Independent School District in Texas. The scope of work involves high-volume printing of various district materials, including administrative forms, newsletters, brochures, and other essential documents. The selected provider will be responsible for the full production cycle, utilizing high-speed digital presses and industrial binders to execute digital and offset printing, folding, binding, and collating. The contract requires the delivery of finished marketing materials and printed documents to the district. Interested parties should note that the response deadline is February 3, 2027. The project falls under NAICS code 323111, focusing on specialized commercial printing services to meet the administrative and communication needs of the school district.
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TX, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of 27R-011LM.
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27R-011LM Outside Printing Services and Signage
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