Brand Colors Sample Clauses

Brand Colors. All colors must match Lottery brand colors as closely as possible regardless of production process. PMS Green 382, PMS Orange 1655, PMS Yellow 109, PMS Blue 311, PMS Red 185. Brand usage guide and recommended CMYK blends available upon request. Product must use eco-friendly materials and be fade resistant for up to 4 months via fade resist ink, coating, or relevant production process. Proof Specifications Awarded vendor is required to provide the proofs listed below. Cost must be included with the product unit price for first set of proofs. Proofs requested after first set will be additional cost and as stated on Exhibit D: Price Schedule C. • 1 High resolution PDF Proof • 1 Hard Contract/Epson Proof (for color matching) • 1 Low Resolution Hard Proof (to verify size, imposition and construction) • 1 Hard Offset Press Proof (For applicable jobs upon request) Materials Product must use eco-friendly materials and be fade resistant for up to 4 months via fade resist ink, coating, or relevant production process. Cost should be included with product unit price when quoted in Price Chart. Must specify processed used if award on Exhibit D: Pricing. State Business Days Monday through Friday excluding any state Holidays as listed below. New Year’s Day Juneteenth Thanksgiving Day
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Brand Colors. All colors must match Lottery brand colors as closely as possible regardless of production process. PMS Green 382, PMS Orange 1655, PMS Yellow 109, PMS Blue 311, PMS Red 185. Brand usage guide and recommended CMYK blends available upon request. Product must use eco-friendly materials and be fade resistant and not smear in the hand labeling, shipping or distribution process to the MSL Retailers. Proof Specifications Awarded vendor is required to provide 3 types of proofs. Cost must be included with the product unit price for first set of proofs. If additional proofs are requested must be priced separately on Exhibit D. • 1 High resolution PDF Proof

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