Attachment 26 - DCB 2019-01 (8).docx
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This document contains details regarding a federal contract opportunity for patent data and document management services. The United States Patent and Trademark Office seeks to contract for indexing and scanning of all paper documents filed with the office as well as quality review of electronically filed documents to create the official electronic file wrapper. Additional services include conversion and composition of patent application data for pre-grant publication and patent issuance. The contractor will be responsible for front-end processing, pre-grant publication, post-allowance processing, and post-issuance activities. Specific deliverables include patent application composition in image and text formats for weekly publication and issuance, quality control of electronic file wrappers, and processing of post-allowance documents and correspondence. The contract will also require assembly of printed patent grants, maintenance of artifact folders, and production of electronic official gazettes on a daily and weekly basis.
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D a t a C a p t u r e B u l l e t i n
Number 2019-9 May 1, 2019
CLARIFICATION OF STYLE RULES FOR PRINTING TEMPERATURES
The information in this bulletin will be included in the 2020 revision of
DATA ENTRY MANUAL FOR UTILITY PATENTS.
***This bulletin is effective immediately.***
See DATA ENTRY MANUAL FOR UTILITY PATENTS, Appendix E: Style Rules, abbreviations.
The guidelines under temperatures are superseded by what is shown below.
temperatures
Abbreviations for Centigrade/Celsius and Fahrenheit should never be deleted. If a period is not present after C or F, add a period. However, print only one period when C or F is the last character in the sentence or claim. If the C or F is repeated, follow what the source copy says. For example:
50° C. to 200° C.
100° to 150° C.
98.6° F.–100.2° F.
200°–250° C.
13° C., 33° C., and 43° C.
15°, 3°, and 5° C.
DCB No. 2019-9 Office of Data Management Page 2 of 2
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