Federal activity overview — SF-1: Printing and Binding Requisition
Federal form · U.S. General Services Administration (Standard Form)
Used to request printing and binding services from the Government Publishing Office (GPO). Agencies submit this form when they need printed materials such as publications, manuals, or forms produced through GPO facilities. It authorizes GPO to procure printing services on behalf of the requesting agency.
Contractors encounter SF-1 when providing printing or binding services to federal agencies, or when subcontracting through GPO-managed print procurements.
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is federal form SF-1 (Printing and Binding Requisition). Used to request printing and binding services from the Government Publishing Office (GPO). Agencies submit this form when they need printed materials such as publications, manuals, or forms produced through GPO facilities. It authorizes GPO to procure printing services on behalf of the requesting agency.
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