National Audio Visual Conservation Center (NAVCC) Systems Integration
The Library of Congress' (LOC) National Audio Visual Conservation Center (NAVCC) is continuing the process of building, modernizing, and upgrading its audio, video and digital motion picture preservation production systems at its Packard Campus in Culpeper, Virginia as well as facilities in the Washington, DC area. The LOC NAVCC has the mission to preserve the audio, video and motion picture heritage and to provide access to their collections for research, and public education. NAVCC requires support from contractors specializing in all aspects of audio, video, or motion picture and multi-media systems design, acquisition, installation,
and integration to perform a variety of tasks. These tasks may be independent, or may augment other major projects in progress. It is anticipated that the majority of the work will be performed in the Culpeper, Virginia campus, but may also involve systems in the Washington, DC area.
The primary supplies (e.g., equipment and systems) and services (engineering, logistics, or acquisition) required under this contract relate to audio, video, film, digital film, and multi-media production for media migration, preservation, and streaming distribution. In addition, the Packard Campus' facilities consist of state-of-the-art Information Technology (IT) based integrated digital media file
production, post-production, access, distribution, and archiving systems.
NOTE: Offerors are advised to read all the sections of the attached solicitation.
Francois Krodel, Contract Specialist, Phone 202-707-7075, Email [email protected] - Mario Dizon, Contracting Officer, Phone 202-707-9403, Email [email protected]
