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Litigation Document Conversion and Copying
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Solicitation 1241-S outlines a requirement for the quick turnaround of litigation document conversion and copy reproduction for materials archived on CD-R. The scope of work encompasses a comprehensive range of document processing services, including preparation, text and image capture, scanning, conversion, file naming, blowbacks, indexing, labeling, inserting, binding, packing, and reassembling. The project is designated under NAICS code 323111 and will be performed in Southampton, Pennsylvania. Interested parties were required to respond by August 14, 2015. Primary points of contact for this presolicitation include Printing Services Specialist Diane M. Peluso and Manager Debra L. Rozdzielski.
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U.S. Government Publishing Office, Customer Services, Philadelphia Regional Office, Agency Procurement Services, Southampton Of, SOUTHAMPTON, PA, 18966-3820, USASet-Aside
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