Converting to tif

Hi, I need to submit to a client tif files between 45.5-52MB. I have photos shot in NEF RAW and are about 15 MB before converting to tif in LR. When exporting and converting, the color space is set to sRGB, 8 bit, Resolution 300, and I have not selected "resize to fit." The exported tif files are about 29 MB.
Is it possible to increase the size of these files to between 45-52MB, and if so, how?
Also, can I convert JPEGs, which are much smaller to this size as well?
Thanks for any help!
Matt

Just upscale by making the resize to fit larger than the source image. Since you have about 29MB now, you can scale the number of pixels in the long dimension by 30-40% and you will get the desired effect (area and therefore filesize scales with the square of the dimension as you now). You can do the same to jpeg sources by simply exporting to tiff. I wish that these places would wise up as filesize has very little relation to image quality.

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