II.1)
Scope of the procurement
Web Archiving Services for the National Library of Ireland
Reference number:
NLI_WebArchive_2022
92510000
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Library and archive services
Services
II.1.4)
Short description
The mission of the National Library of Ireland (NLI) is to collect, protect and make available the recorded memory of Ireland including books, manuscripts, newspapers, prints & drawings, ephemera, photographs, maps, music and born digital collections. The National Library of Ireland proposes to engage in a competitive process for Web Archiving Services to enable the library to continue developing its web archiving programme.
II.1.5)
Estimated total value
Value excluding VAT: 325200.00
EUR
II.1.6)
Information about lots
This contract is divided into lots:
no
II.2.2)
Additional CPV code(s)
72252000
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Computer archiving services
79995100
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Archiving services
92500000
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Library, archives, museums and other cultural services
92512000
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Archive services
92511000
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Library services
II.2.3)
Place of performance
NUTS code:
IE061 -
Dublin
Main site or place of performance:
Dublin 2
II.2.4)
Description of the procurement
The mission of the National Library of Ireland (NLI) is to collect, protect and make available the recorded memory of Ireland including books, manuscripts, newspapers, prints & drawings, ephemera, photographs, maps, music and born digital collections. The National Library of Ireland proposes to engage in a competitive process for Web Archiving Services to enable the library to continue developing its web archiving programme
Price is not the only award criterion and all criteria are stated only in the procurement documents
Value excluding VAT: 325200.00
EUR
II.2.7)
Duration of the contract, framework agreement or dynamic purchasing system
Duration in months:
48
This contract is subject to renewal:
no
II.2.10)
Information about variants
Variants will be accepted:
yes
II.2.11)
Information about options
Options:
no
II.2.13)
Information about European Union funds
The procurement is related to a project and/or programme financed by European Union funds:
no