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Vehicle Wrap Printing and Installation

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This subcontract for Vehicle Wrap Printing and Installation involves providing materials and professional installation services for six transit buses on Ben Franklin Transit projects. The scope of work includes printing high-resolution artwork onto automotive-grade vinyl using large-format printers, preparing the bus surfaces, and completing the full installation of the wraps. The selected provider must adhere to all BFT technical specifications and satisfy DBE participation requirements. This opportunity was posted on November 4, 2026, with a response deadline of December 8, 2026.

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WA, USA

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National Arts Grant Award - Prosser

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Supplies materials and performs professional installation of vinyl wraps for prime contractors on Ben Franklin Transit projects. Prints high-resolution artwork onto automotive-grade vinyl, prepares bus surfaces, and installs wraps on six transit buses. Utilizes large-format vinyl printers and automotive-grade adhesive vinyl. Must meet BFT technical specifications and DBE participation requirements. Delivers six fully wrapped buses.

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