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Archival Metadata & Indexing Services

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This subcontract for Archival Metadata and Indexing Services supports prime contractors on projects for the Free Library of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. The selected provider will perform descriptive cataloging and metadata tagging, utilizing Dublin Core, MODS, and MARC schemas to index keywords and cross-reference digital files with physical archive IDs. The final deliverables consist of a structured metadata database or files in CSV or XML format. Qualified candidates must possess a degree in library science or a professional certification in archival cataloging. The solicitation was posted on September 25, 2026, with a response deadline of October 9, 2026. The project falls under NAICS code 519210.

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Subcontract for archival metadata and indexing services for the Free Library of Pennsylvania.

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Philadelphia, PA, USA

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Performs descriptive cataloging and metadata tagging for prime contractors on Free Library of Pennsylvania projects. Creates metadata records using Dublin Core, MODS, and MARC schemas to index keywords and cross-reference digital files with physical archive IDs using library cataloging systems. Requires library science degree or archival cataloging certification. Delivers a structured metadata database or CSV/XML file.

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