DLA Disposition Services –Portable Printer Labels capable of outside storage for 6 months or greater This Request for Information (RFI) is being issued to conduct market research only. DLA Disposition Services is seeking information about the capability in industry to support the need for a label that can remain adhered and legible for a minimum of 6 months of outside storage. The label must be able to withstand all weather and extreme heat and cold. The labels must be compatible with the RL4e and RP4D mobile printers. Further specifications are listed below: 1. 4” wide x 6” length thermal transfer labels 2. Labels must be useable and fit into a RL4e and RP4D 3. Maximum 2 ½” diameter rolls 4. 3/4" Core 5. Equivalent to Syntran material 6. 105 labels per roll 7. Permanent all-temp adhesive 8. Label will have an exposed liner of 1/8” on all four sides 9. Label will have a perforated edge between each label 10. Label color is white or yellow 11. 6 months or greater outdoor use In response to this RFI, could any firm interested or capable please answer the following questions: Do you currently produce a label that could fulfill the need at DLA Disposition Services? If not, could your firm produce a label that would meet the specifications above in the future? If so, do you have an anticipated date to begin production? Do you anticipate any challenges and/or constraints to producing a label that could meet the above specifications? Please provide any other feedback, comments, considerations, etc. relevant to this request. This RFI is for information and planning purposes and is not to be construed as a commitment by the U.S. Government, nor will the U.S. Government pay for information solicited. The NAICS for this RFI is 339940 , Office Supplies (except Paper) Manufacturing. Your response to this RFI is kindly requested by August 17, 2023, at 4:00 pm Eastern Time. In responding to this RFI, please also provide your company name, address, point of contact, email-address, phone number . Questions and responses should be directed to Daniel Schuemann at
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