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This Solicitation opportunity from Oregon was posted on August 12, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Physical Library Materials, Shelf-Ready Processing, Bibliographic Records, and Collection Support Services

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2026.075-RFPState & Local

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Washington County Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS) is soliciting proposals for physical library materials, shelf-ready processing, bibliographic records, and collection support services under solicitation 2026.075-RFP. As WCCLS transitions to a centralized collection management model for its cooperative of twelve partner agencies, the selected contractor must support centralized acquisitions, including material selection, purchasing, cataloging workflows, and collection analytics. The contractor must be capable of submitting orders via EDI through the Polaris ILS and accommodating branch-specific delivery requirements. For the FY27-28 period, the budget for physical library materials is expected to exceed 1 million dollars. This professional services contract requires the contractor to adhere to established industry performance standards and maintain fiscal records according to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Key compliance mandates include strict non-discrimination policies, adherence to Oregon public contracting statutes, and the implementation of industry-best safeguards for confidential information. The contractor must maintain comprehensive insurance coverage as detailed in the Insurance Requirements Summary Form, including general liability, professional liability, and workers compensation. Payment terms are set at thirty days following invoice approval, and the contract is subject to various federal and state certifications, including those regarding debarment and tax compliance.

General Info

WCCLS seeks proposals for library materials and support services by September 9, 2026.

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Attachment C Insurance Requirements Summary Form

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Barcode & RFID Scanning Specifications - WCCLS Aug 12, 2026

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Integration & Catalog Specifications | WCCLS | Aug 12, 2026

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No. 2026.075-RFP Physical Library Materials and Services

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RFP Physical Library Materials and Collection Support Services

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Washington County Personal Professional Services Contract Master 1.28.2026

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WCCLS Delivery Locations - Aug 12, 2026

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WCCLS FY25-26 Items Added to Catalog

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AgencyOregon → Washington County Cooperative Library Services
Contacts2 people available
OfficeHillsboro, OR, 97124, USA
Office AddressHillsboro, OR, 97124, USA
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PJ BentleyOperations Manager
Kiersten VanderhoofSenior Procurement Analyst

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WCCLS is a department of Washington County, headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon, that provides centralized library services and infrastructure that support twelve partner agencies (nine cities and three non-profits). WCCLS and its partners together form the Cooperative, which serves over 600,000 county residents. WCCLS operates on a July through June fiscal year. For FY26-27, its combined digital and physical collections budget is approximately $4.4 million, with a planned increase for FY27-28 as we centralize collection management for the Cooperative. The WCCLS budget for physical library materials alone in FY27-28 should exceed $1 million. Libraries in our cooperative that opt to order from selected vendor(s) under our established pricing and discount agreement(s) would budget additional funds. Under our new centralized collection management model on behalf of the Cooperative, WCCLS will: Select materials Purchase materials Manage acquisitions Manage cataloging workflows Manage collection analytics Coordinate processing specifications Own physical collections To learn more about our cooperative's move to centralized collection management, visit wccls.org . Libraries in our cooperative may supplement the collection managed by WCCLS by purchasing additional materials outside of the scope of the core collection. WCCLS administers and uses the Polaris ILS, and orders are submitted via EDI. The selected Proposer must demonstrate the ability to support centralized acquisitions while accommodating possible branch-specific delivery requirements.

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