Blueprint printing for Northern Virginia — next business day by UPS Ground
Order by noon Eastern and your ARCH C, D, E or 30″×42″ set ships that afternoon, arriving in Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax, Tysons, Reston and Loudoun the next business day by standard UPS Ground. $2.00 a 24×36 sheet, no rush fee.
Why Northern Virginia firms print with us
Northern Virginia is data centres, federal contractors, the Silver Line, and more mid-rise residential than anywhere else in the region. The drawings are big, the distributions are wide, and the deadlines are set by county review cycles and bid dates, not by when the print shop has a free plotter.
$2.00 a 24×36 sheet in black-and-white, $4.75 in color — and color billed only on the pages that contain it, so a mostly-B&W MEP set with a few colored sheets doesn't get charged as all-color.
Bid distributions ship to up to 20 addresses on one order, each with its own tracking — upload once, and every sub gets a banded set.
What we print for Northern Virginia projects
- Permit sets for Fairfax County LDS, Arlington County, Loudoun County Building and Development, Prince William, and the City of Alexandria
- Data centre CD and bid sets for the Ashburn and Manassas corridors — large MEP and electrical sheets at ARCH E and 30×42
- Federal contractor sets for Pentagon, Fort Belvoir, Quantico and agency tenant work
- Site and civil plans at engineering scale for county site plan and grading review
- Multi-family and mixed-use for Tysons, Reston Station, Crystal City and Merrifield
- Spec books, coil bound, in the same box as the drawings
Delivery times to Northern Virginia
| Delivering to | UPS Ground transit |
|---|---|
| Arlington, Crystal City, Rosslyn | Next business day |
| Alexandria, Old Town | Next business day |
| Fairfax, Tysons, Vienna, Merrifield | Next business day |
| Reston, Herndon, Dulles | Next business day |
| Ashburn, Leesburg, Loudoun County | Next business day |
| Manassas, Woodbridge, Prince William | Next business day |
Orders paid by 12:00 PM Eastern on a business day ship that afternoon. UPS Next Day Air to any Virginia ZIP is the real UPS rate, from $59, shown at checkout.
Northern Virginia pricing
Same pricing everywhere we ship — no zone surcharges.
- ARCH C (18″ × 24″) — $1.25 per sheet, B&W 20# bond
- ARCH D (24″ × 36″) — $2.00 per sheet, B&W 20# bond
- ARCH E (36″ × 48″) — $2.99 per sheet, B&W 20# bond
- 30 × 42 (Engineering) (30″ × 42″) — $3.00 per sheet, B&W 20# bond
- Volume discount, automatic: 10% at 25+, 15% at 100+, 20% at 250+ sheets of a size
- Flat $15 UPS shipping, free on orders over $100
Next-day UPS Ground from New York to Washington DC and Northern Virginia
New York · New Jersey · Pennsylvania · Delaware · Maryland · Washington DC · Connecticut · every metro and transit time
By metro: Philadelphia · New York City · Long Island · North Jersey · Central Jersey · Jersey Shore · Lehigh Valley · Harrisburg & Lancaster · Wilmington · Baltimore · Annapolis & Eastern Shore · Boston · Hartford · New Haven & Stamford · Westchester & Hudson Valley · Scranton & Wilkes-Barre · Albany & Capital Region · Providence · Richmond
Northern Virginia–specific questions
How fast can I get plans to Tysons or Reston?
Order by noon Eastern and it arrives the next business day by standard UPS Ground.
Do you print for Fairfax County submissions?
We print at issued size on 20# bond in the copy count you need. Fairfax County Land Development Services is largely digital through PLUS, with hard copies for specific reviews — confirm the current requirement with the county or your expediter and we will match it.
Can you handle a large data centre set?
Yes. ARCH E and 30×42 are standard for us, and volume pricing is automatic: 10% at 25+, 15% at 100+, 20% at 250+ sheets of a size. Ship to one site trailer or split across up to 20 addresses.
Is there a Virginia surcharge?
No. Same per-sheet price everywhere, flat $15 Ground shipping, free over $100.
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