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T8080-260071International

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Transport Canada is seeking a contractor to provide comprehensive document imaging services aimed at digitizing archival and current records to enhance access, transparency, and efficiency across government operations. The contractor will be responsible for capturing high-quality digital images of a wide range of materials—including paper documents, microfilm, books, photographs, CDs, DVDs, cassette tapes, film, and videocassettes—while accurately capturing associated metadata and index data for seamless integration into electronic document and records management systems like SharePoint. Special handling will be required for fragile, damaged, or historically significant items, as well as oversized materials such as maps and blueprints, necessitating specialized equipment and expertise. The initiative supports broader government objectives including reducing reliance on paper-based processes, lowering storage and retrieval costs, improving employee productivity through hybrid work environments, and ensuring better public access to government information. The contract, resulting from a single award, will have an initial term of three years following award, with no incumbent currently in place. All prospective suppliers must satisfy mandatory security requirements prior to contract award and are required to regularly monitor the CanadaBuys website for any amendments or updates to the solicitation. The proposal deadline is September 10, 2026, and the primary point of contact for inquiries is Tony Youness, Contracting Authority at Transport Canada.

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Digitize archival and current records including fragile and oversized items for government transparency and efficiency.

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Government of Canada → Department of TransportView Agency

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561410 - Document Preparation ServicesView NAICS

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Canada, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of Transport
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Government of Canada → Department of Transport
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Tony YounessContracting Authority

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This requirement is for Transport Canada. Title: Document Imaging Services. Description of the Requirement: 1) Obtain digital images of archival and/or current records, with associated metadata and index data ready for transfer by government resources into electronic document and records management systems such as SharePoint, providing employees with improved access and search capabilities; 2) Facilitate access to information, providing Canadians with greater transparency of government programs, activities, publications and spending; 3) Improve and reduce the costs of access, storage and retrieval of business information; 4) Produce business outcomes such as increased productivity, streamlined business processes and improved retention and disposition of information resources; 5) Facilitate hybrid work environments such as telework; 6) Reduce the use of paper-based information resources and reliance on paper-based business processes in government programs. 7) Some collections may include hard copy materials other than paper documents, including but not limited to micrographic materials, bound materials such as books, photographs,CDs and DVDs, audio-only media such as cassette tapes, audio-visual media such as film and videocassettes. 8) Some collections may contain damaged, fragile or historically significant records or artifacts that require special handling, as well as oversized originals and large format drawings such as maps or blueprints that require special scanning equipment. Special comments: a. The requirement is intended to result in the award of one (1) contract b. The initial proposed period of contract shall be from Contract award up to 3 years later. c. There is no Incumbent at present. d. Before contract is awarded, the Offeror must meet security requirements associated with this solicitation of offer. e. All amendments related to this solicitation will be posted on the CanadaBuys website. Suppliers are responsible for monitoring the site regularly for updates.

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