C04a_Statement of Work_1232SA26Q1504.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a Cambridge University Press Transformative Agreement contract with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Agricultural Research Service (ARS), and National Agricultural Library (NAL).
The contractor shall provide authenticated perpetual electronic access to Cambridge University Press journals for all USDA employees, authorized public on-site users, contractors, cooperators, and volunteers performing work on behalf of USDA. Access must be available 24 hours per day across all USDA locations worldwide without impediments. The agreement includes two combined services: online-only access to the Cambridge University Press Full Journals Package with perpetual access to all journal volumes published during the agreement term, shallow back-file access in accordance with individual journal terms, and uncapped Open Access (OA) publishing in all hybrid and gold OA journals. Any subscription journals added to the package are included at no extra charge. Authorized users retain the right to use content for ordinary business, scholarly, and educational purposes of the Government, including viewing, printing, saving, reusing, and disseminating content. Perpetual usage rights survive contract termination for any reason.
Customer support deliverables include email support with a dedicated inbox within 10 days of award, an onboarding webinar within 30 days of award, quarterly reports detailing USDA articles published as OA and non-OA, automatic retroactive OA outreach to eligible authors within 30 days of award, and access to and training for the Cambridge Eligibility Checker tool within 10 days of award. The contractor must also provide COUNTER-compliant monthly usage statistics and maintain administrative credentials for the institutional administrative interface upon award.
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ATTACHMENT 1 - Statement of Work
I. Background Information
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Agricultural Research Service (ARS), National Agricultural Library (NAL) requires authenticated perpetual electronic access for all USDA users and public on-site users to scientific journals published by Cambridge University Press, through the Cambridge University Press Transformative Agreement
II. Requirements
1) The contractor shall provide authenticated perpetual electronic access to Cambridge University
Press journals for use by all USDA employees, authorized public on-site users, and contractors, cooperators and volunteers performing the work solely for and on behalf of USDA and acting within the scope of their relationship with USDA. In this context, the word “Cooperators” refers to representatives of agencies with which USDA has entered into formal Cooperative Agreements
2) All USDA locations worldwide are to be considered as authorized premises.
3) In addition to internal use, authorized users have the right to use content of the journals for ordinary business, scholarly and educational purposes of the Government, including but not limited to viewing, printing, saving, reusing and disseminating content.
4) The contractor shall make the subscribed Cambridge University Press journals accessible 24 hours per day. Authorized users shall be granted access to the Cambridge University Press journals without any impediments.
5) The contractor shall provide the Cambridge University Press journals in accordance with the following terms and conditions:
a) The authorized users shall have the right to use content during the term of the subscription.
b) The right to perpetual use of the subscribed-to journal content will survive the termination of the contract for any reason.
6) The Cambridge University Press Transformative Agreement shall include the combined provision of two services for one cost: Reading access to all subscription journals and Open Access (OA) publishing:
a) Online-only access to the Cambridge University Press Full Journals Package
b) Perpetual access to all journal volumes published within the agreement term
c) Shallow back-file access in line with individual journal terms, for the duration of the agreement
d) Any subscription journals added to the package will be included at no extra charge
e) Uncapped OA publishing in all hybrid and gold OA journals within the CUP Full Journals Pack
7) Customer Support:
a) An email support service with a dedicated email inbox for authors and librarians to assist with any practical questions relating to a transformative agreement
b) An onboarding webinar for USDA users
c) Quarterly Report showing all USDA articles published OA and non-OA
d) Automatic retroactive OA outreach to authors for any eligible articles that do not publish OA
e) Access to and training to use the Cambridge Eligibility Checker tool for all USDA users, to enable authors to check eligibility to publish OA at no additional cost and browse included journals
f) Guidance on publishing OA in the Cambridge workflow
III. Schedule of Deliverables
Task Due Task 1: Provide authenticated electronic access for all USDA users to specified Cambridge University Press electronic journals
Upon award
Task 2.
a) Provide COUNTER-compliant usage statistics for all users including commonly recognized data elements.
b) Provide and maintain administrative credentials for access to institutional administrative interface for the purposes of customization, usage data retrieval and other administrative purposes, as permitted by the system.
A) Monthly
B) Upon award
Task 3. Customer Support
a) Email support service with a dedicated email inbox for authors and librarians to assist with any practical questions relating to a transformative agreement
b) Onboarding webinar for USDA users
c) Quarterly Report showing all USDA articles published OA and non-OA
d) Automatic retroactive OA outreach to authors for any eligible articles that do not publish OA
e) Access to and training to use the Cambridge Eligibility Checker tool for all USDA users, to enable authors to check eligibility to publish OA at no additional cost and browse included journals
A) Within 10 days of award
B) Within 30 days of award
C) Quarterly
D) Within 30 days of award
E) Within 10 days of award
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