Furnish And Deliver The 2027 Monmouth County Travel Guide For Monmouth County Tourism (Clarification #1 Issued)

Monmouth County Purchasing Division is soliciting bids under RFB F-29-2027 for the "FURNISH AND DELIVER THE 2027 MONMOUTH COUNTY TRAVEL GUIDE FOR MONMOUTH COUNTY TOURISM." This extensive project involves the printing and distribution of 40,000 copies of the 2027 Monmouth County Travel Guide, with the initial scope based on one set of eight pages per unit. The contract also provides for unit pricing on additional sets of eight pages, should the guide exceed 88 pages, ensuring flexibility for content expansion. The successful contractor will be responsible for the comprehensive production and delivery of these critical marketing materials to support Monmouth County's tourism initiatives, with a specified delivery period spanning from January 1, 2027, through December 31, 2027. Prospective bidders must ensure their submissions adhere to the standard Request for Bid (RFB) forms and processes as designated and required by the official specifications. While specific contractor qualifications, licensing requirements, and mandatory pre-bid meeting details are not outlined in this excerpt, these crucial details are available within the complete project specifications. Information regarding how to obtain these detailed specifications can be acquired directly from the Monmouth County Purchasing Department, which oversees all aspects of the bidding process and ensures compliance with municipal procurement regulations. Bids for this solicitation must be meticulously prepared and submitted no later than October 7, 2026, at 10:30:00 AM. All proposals must be presented on the prescribed standard RFB forms, which are available through the Monmouth County Purchasing Department. For inquiries related to this bid, interested parties may contact Sophia Giezey directly at 732-431-7370 UNLOCK X7381. The bid document does not specify requirements for bid security, performance bonds, or any local preference policies; therefore, bidders should consult the full project specifications for complete submission requirements and contractual obligations.