1.03 SOW.pdf
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This statement of work outlines requirements for a perpetual digital archive collection purchase by the Nimitz Library at the U.S. Naval Academy. The library requires full-text availability and indexability in Primo Discovery of eleven sub-collections in various subject areas including India, China, Japan, World War 2 Studies, and Women's Studies. The publisher point of contact must respond within one business day to all technical and content questions from the library point of contact. The period of performance for delivery of the perpetual ownership collection is perpetual. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number N0018923Q0326 from the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command for the Matthew Scholar Package.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
NIMITZ LIBRARY PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS
A. Background The Nimitz Library at the U.S. Naval Academy is an academic library in support a patron population of approximately 4,520 midshipman, 600 faculty, and 3,000 other staff and military personnel. To meet the academic/educational mission requirements of the Naval Academy, the Nimitz Library purchases digital archives of scholarly content in the form of scholarly journals and other periodicals. This digital archive content is an integral part of the Library’s collections and services as curriculum and course development as well as midshipman and faculty research are dependent upon them.
B. Scope In order to sustain Library performance, support and advance the educational mission of the Academy, and provide the necessary resources to sustain faculty research agendas, the Nimitz Library must purchase archival primary source material in digital format for academic research. These files must provide the unique content necessary for the Academy’s specific educational and research needs.
C. Requirements
a. Full-text availability to all archival documents.
b. Articles must be indexable by the Primo Discovery system.
c. Publisher POC should respond within one business day to all technical and content questions and problems posed by the Library’s POC.
D. Deliverables
a. Full text perpetual ownership collection of the following sub-collections
i. Area Studies: India
ii. Area Studies: China and Southeast Asia
iii. Area Studies: Japan
iv. Church Missionary Society Archive
v. Empire Studies
vi. Medieval and Early Modern Studies
vii. Missionary Studies
viii. Literary Studies
ix. World War 2 Studies
x. Women’s Studies
xi. Business, Economic, and Labour History
E. Period of Performance Perpetual Ownership
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