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Supply of Attendance Registers

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The Ministry of National Security and Peace is procuring 25 physical attendance registers through a subcontract, with the requirement that each register be printed, bound, and formatted using durable paper stock to ensure longevity and resilience in daily operational use. The contract focuses exclusively on the manufacturing and delivery of these physical documents, with no provision for digital alternatives or additional services beyond the specified production requirements. The North American Industry Classification System code 323117 indicates that the work falls under miscellaneous printing, encompassing the specialized handling of bound record-keeping materials. The procurement is part of the Government of Jamaica’s broader administrative infrastructure efforts, with no set-aside provisions identified and no specific point of contact listed, though the contract is posted on the official Jamaica E-Procurement Portal. Completion and delivery are expected to meet the operational needs of the Ministry, with performance tied to the quality and durability of the finished registers rather than delivery timelines or location specifics. All work must be executed in accordance with the standards required for official government recordkeeping, ensuring consistency and reliability across all units requiring attendance tracking.

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Procurement of 25 durable bound attendance registers for government use, no digital options, miscellaneous printing standard.

Agency

Government of Jamaica → Ministry of National SecurityView Agency

NAICS

323117 - Books PrintingView NAICS

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JAM

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AgencyGovernment of Jamaica → Ministry of National Security
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Procurement and delivery of 25 physical attendance registers for the Ministry of National Security and Peace. This includes printing, binding, and formatting using durable paper stock.

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