Contractual procedure by direct award, adopted based on subparagraph d) of paragraph 1 of Article 20 of the Public Contracts Code, for the acquisition of printing services for the Magazine “Penha” – Special Version and the Magazine “Penha” – Regular Issue

This tender outlines a contractual procedure initiated through a direct award, justified under subparagraph d) of paragraph 1 of Article 20 of the Public Contracts Code. This specific legal basis suggests that the procurement is being conducted under exceptional circumstances or for reasons of specialization that permit a direct negotiation with a chosen supplier, bypassing a standard competitive bidding process. The subject of the contract is the acquisition of printing services for two distinct publications: the magazine 'Penha' in its Special Version and its Regular Issue. The objective is to secure professional printing services for these magazines, ensuring high-quality production and timely delivery. The direct award mechanism implies that the contracting authority has identified a specific provider deemed most suitable for this task, possibly due to prior experience, unique capabilities, or specific cost-effectiveness related to the publication's nature. The tender specifies the need for printing both a special edition and regular issues, indicating ongoing requirements. The successful provider will be responsible for the complete printing process, from receiving digital files to delivering the finished magazines, adhering to the quality and schedule defined by the contracting authority.

This is a services contract in the information and communication technology, legal services and general supplies sectors. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 9,310.

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