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Public Records Transfer and Compliance

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This contract pertains to the secure transfer of public records in strict adherence to Connecticut General Statutes §4d-33. It requires that all relevant access credentials be included with the transferred records, which must be delivered in non-proprietary formats to ensure compatibility and accessibility. The delivery timeline is set within 10 days of the contract transfer to guarantee timely access and continuity. Issued by the DAS Procurement agency in Connecticut, this subcontract falls under NAICS code 514210, which relates to information services and data processing. The contract was posted on November 10, 2025, and responses are accepted until November 10, 2028. While specific details regarding the place of performance and contact points are not provided, the contract emphasizes compliance and data integrity in handling public records within the scope defined by state law.

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Secure transfer of public records with credentials in non-proprietary formats within 10 days.

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514210 - NAICS Code 514210View NAICS

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CT, US

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Secure transfer of public records in compliance with Connecticut General Statutes §4d-33, including all access credentials and delivery in non-proprietary formats within 10 days of contract transfer.

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