Document_Type_DOMI_(8).docx

The document is a file from the DOMI (Department of Mobility and Infrastructure) Right of Way Office in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, detailing an extensive document digitization project. The project involves scanning, indexing, and making searchable approximately 7,000 street history folders (estimated 105,000 pages), 49,000 monuments and correspondence files, 6,300 rolled maps, 8,000 microfiche cards, multiple filing cabinets of curb cut records, telecom records, encroachment records, vacated streets records, 65,000 CCB maps and drawings, and approximately 70,000 traffic work orders with 21,000 associated ISOs.

While the related state and local contract opportunity appears to be for a different project (Centralia Alpha Road Improvements in Washington State), the DOMI document suggests a comprehensive digital preservation and accessibility initiative for the City of Pittsburgh's historical infrastructure and administrative records. The scope requires full digitization, indexing, and searchability of multiple document types across various municipal infrastructure and right-of-way historical archives, indicating a significant preservation and modernization effort for the city's physical and administrative documentation.