Custom Print Services Sample Clauses

Custom Print Services. For Quarter Three CPS Report Cards (high school, elementary school, and kindergarten versions, collectively, “CPS Report Card”) and IEP Report Cards (“IEP Report Card”), CPS will produce PDF report card files and transport them to the Vendor for fulfillment processing. The Vendor will extract the Student ID from pre-merged PDF files using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) scanning technology and perform a lookup function from a master address list furnished by CPS that has a Student ID tied to the correct mailing address and school return address. Vendor shall provide the following Services to the Board: i) Printing, Processing, and Mailing CPS Report Cards and IEP Report Cards, including but not limited to the following: a. Provide a secure transport method for sharing PDF files to be fulfilled; b. Gang run like report cards in daily batches; c. Matching address to student report card; d. Folding of report cards; e. Insert in 6x9.5 non-window envelope (provided by Vendor); f. Sealing envelopes and mailing letters as U.S. first-class (commingled); and g. Inkjet image mail panel and return address. There are four versions of report cards that Vendor shall print on 60# smooth uncoated text and as follows: a. High School 107,384 K/O 1 107,384 b. Elementary School 193,858 K/K 2 387,716 c. Kindergarten 24,512 K/K 2 49,024 ii. IEP Report Card 35,000 K/K 6 210,000 II. TASK/DELIVERABLE SCHEDULE: Task/Deliverable Description Date Estimated Cost Maximum Cost Initial Fee Upon execution of the $151,000.00 $151,000.00 Agreement $.42 Commingled First-Class Sorted Postage 361,000 mailings Printing, Processing, and Mailing approximately 325,754 CPS Report Cards and approximately 35,000 IEP Report Cards (total: 361,000) CPS Report Cards (approximately 325,754): Mailing Date April 24, 2020 $55,650.00 $55,650.00 IEP Report Cards (approximately 35,000): Mailing Date April 30, 2020 Additional report cards (above 361,000) will be charged at an all-inclusive per-unit cost of $.47 per CPS Report Card or IEP Report Card ($.42 postage + $.05 Printing, Processing, and Mailing) (If necessary) After final order is processed $0 $43,350.00 TOTAL COST (Not to Exceed) $206,650.00 $250,000.00
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Custom Print Services. For Summer School CPS Report Cards (Summer Learning, Office of Language and Cultural Education (“OLCE”) Support, Extended School Year, OLCE HS Credit Attainment, HS CS Credit Recovery, including high school, elementary school, and kindergarten versions, collectively, “Summer School Report Cards”), CPS will produce PDF files and transport them to the Vendor for fulfillment processing. The Vendor will extract the Student ID from pre-merged PDF files using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) scanning technology and perform a lookup function from a master address list furnished by CPS that has a Student ID tied to the correct mailing address and school return address. Vendor shall provide the following Services to the Board: i) Printing, Processing, and Mailing Summer School Report Cards, including but not limited to the following: a) Provide a secure transport method for sharing PDF files to be fulfilled; b) Gang run like report cards in daily batches; c) Matching address to student report card; d) Folding of report cards; e) Insert in 6x9.5 non-window envelope (provided by Vendor); f) Sealing envelopes and mailing letters as U.S. first-class (commingled); and g) Inkjet image mail panel and return address. There is one version of Summer School Report Cards that Vendor shall print on 60# smooth uncoated text and as follows:
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Custom Print Services. For Quarter Four CPS Report Cards (high school, elementary school, and kindergarten versions) (“CPS Report Card”), Quarter Four Progress Reports with Letter to Parent Included (high school and elementary school versions) (“Progress Report”), and Quarter Four IEP Report Cards (“IEP Report Card”), CPS will produce PDF files and transport them to the Vendor for fulfillment processing. The Vendor will extract the Student ID from pre-merged PDF files using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) scanning technology and perform a lookup function from a master address list furnished by CPS that has a Student ID tied to the correct mailing address and school return address. Vendor shall provide the following Services to the Board: i) Printing, Processing, and Mailing CPS Report Cards, Progress Reports and IEP Report Cards, including but not limited to the following: a. Provide a secure transport method for sharing PDF files to be fulfilled; b. Gang run like report cards in daily batches; c. Matching address to student report card and progress report with letter to parents; d. Folding of report cards and progress reports with letter to parents; e. Insert in 6x9.5 non-window envelope (provided by Vendor); f. Sealing envelopes and mailing letters as U.S. first-class (commingled); and g. Inkjet image mail panel and return address. There are four versions of report cards and two versions of progress reports with letter to parents that Vendor shall print on 60# smooth uncoated text and as follows: i. Q4 CPS Report Card
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