Cenveo Awarded 2020 U.S. Census Printing and Mailing Contract

Cenveo, Inc. (NASDAQ: CVO), a global leader in digital manufacturing and fulfillment of envelopes, labels, print and related communication resources, has been awarded the 2020 Census Printing and Mailing Contract from the U.S. Census Bureau.  The two-year $61 million contract is one of the largest contracts for printing and mailing ever awarded by the U.S. Government Publishing Office.

“Cenveo’s award of the 2020 U.S. Census is a reflection of our core capabilities and expertise, manufacturing and fulfillment,” said Robert G. Burton, Sr., Cenveo’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.  “We are well-positioned to execute and manage all aspects of this program successfully and with the level of quality and security expected.  We are honored to be a part of this program that will achieve a lasting impact to the future of our country.”

The contract will involve the manufacturing and fulfillment of 1.6 billion pieces, including letters, envelopes, inserts, questionnaires and postcards.  The majority of the work will be performed at Cenveo’s printing and binding facilities located in Southern California (Los Angeles) locations and other work performed across the United States.

“The U.S. Census is a massive manufacturing and fulfillment program that requires the utmost degree of precision and operational planning,” said Michael Burton, Chief Operating Officer of Cenveo.  “We are excited and committed to partner with the U.S. Census team and confident in our ability to deliver this program.”
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