Printing and Writing Paper
Last Updated: 06/29/18
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Printing and writing papers comprise one of the largest categories of paper and paper products. Examples include copier paper, stationery, computer printout, offset paper and note pads. Printing and writing paper can be either coated or uncoated.
Product Details
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Procurement Info
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Where to Buy
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| Carbonless |
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| Cards (e.g., index) |
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| Check Safety Paper |
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| Coated Printing Paper |
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| Cotton |
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| File Folders, Manila and Colored |
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| Forms Bond (e.g., computer printout) |
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| Machine Finish Groundwood |
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| Offset |
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| Doilies |
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| Pressboard Report Covers and Binders |
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| Copier and Reprographic |
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| Supercalendered |
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| Tablet |
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| Tags and Tickets |
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| Text and Cover |
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| Unbleached Kraft Envelopes |
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| White Wove Envelopes |
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| White, Colored, and Manila Kraft Envelopes |
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| File Folder Labels |
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Legal Requirements
Lists federal requirements related to the purchase of this item, including applicable Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) requirements
Additional Guidance
EO 13693 requires agencies to reduce copier and printing paper use and acquire uncoated printing and writing paper containing at least 30 percent postconsumer recycled content or higher.
Agencies are required to purchase copier and printing paper with a minimum of 30% postconsumer recycled content, until such time that a higher minimum content standard is established by CEQ or OMB under section 4(e) of the EO (see Implementing Instructions for EO 13693).
Copier paper that meets Green Seal GS-07 and UL 2771 standards may be available from the following schedules:
- Schedule 75 SIN 75 200
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