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Professional advice

Concordia Print Advisory supports students, the Concordia community, and businesses with planning and consulting for print projects, no matter how big or small. We provide customers with full-service, high-quality printing, competitive pricing, and convenient on-campus pick-up and delivery.

We prioritize sustainability by offering creative solutions and eco-friendly options, including post-consumer recycled materials whenever possible.

We're here to help

  • Finalize the specifications of your project.
  • Develop a realistic timeline.
  • Print specification and material selection
  • Provide you with a quote, work within your budget and the purchasing standards of the University.
  • Production planning.

Request a quote

Complete the quote form and describe the project including quantity, size and paper choice, requested delivery date, delivery address and departmental account code (the preferred method of payment). Note that you must be an authorized user of the accountPlease consult with Print Advisory if an alternate method of payment is required.

Order online

Authorized users can quickly order print products and official Concordia stationery—including posters, flyers, bookmarks, simple copies, and more in just a few clicks online at concordia.ca/printstore.

Deadline and delivery

Because every printing request varies in its complexity, it is sometimes difficult to predict how long a job will take to complete. Contact us and we will give you a time frame for the completion of your request.

There is no charge for delivery within Concordia University.

Check the Print Advisory portfolio.

Print advisory for businesses

Whether you’re printing marketing or event materials, signage, custom promotional products, or internal documents, we help you make informed decisions before anything goes to press.

  • Avoid reprints and last-minutes fixes.
  • Save time choosing the right options.
  • Control cost without sacrifying quality.
  • Get expert advice at no extra cost.

 

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