ABCs of Government Contracts
Competition for government printing contracts may be fierce, but print suppliers can get a piece of the action
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Red Tape, bureaucracy, strict deadlines and even stricter specifications—securing a government print contract is no easy feat. And it’s even more intimidating considering what’s at stake. The U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO)—the federal government’s primary centralized resource for gathering, cataloging, producing, authenticating and preserving published information—awarded $440 million in contracts in fiscal year 2008. The office is budgeting a 5 percent increase (approximately $22 million more) in print procurement for fiscal year 2009.
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