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This Combined Synopsis/Solicitation opportunity was posted on June 24, 2004. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

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OPR04000675Federal

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The House of Representatives is seeking a contractor to provide vendor-neutral requirements analysis to develop detailed documentation for a solicitation regarding live streaming and webcasting services. The project aims to standardize webcasting across all 19 committee hearing rooms, moving away from the current system where each committee manages its own independent contracts. The successful offeror will be responsible for providing the comprehensive staff and services necessary to encompass all aspects of this project. Managed under solicitation number OPR04000675, this effort supports the Chief Administrative Officer and the House Recording Studio in modernizing how audio and video feeds are broadcast. The procurement was posted on June 24, 2004, with a response deadline of July 26, 2004. The project falls under NAICS code 518210 and is intended to create a uniform approach to the House's digital broadcasting capabilities.

General Info

Contractor to provide requirements analysis for standardized House committee live streaming and webcasting.

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NAICS

518210 - Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services

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United States House of Representatives, Office of the Chief Administrative Officer, Office of Procurement, Room 359, Ford House

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James K. TianiProcurement Specialist

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PurposeThe House of Representatives is interested in acquiring the services of a contractor to provide vendor-neutral requirements analysis in the development of detailed documents necessary for a solicitation for the implementation of House "live streaming" or "webcasting" services from each of the 19 committee hearing rooms." The successful offeror shall provide comprehensive services and staff to encompass all aspects of the project. Background The Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) is one of three officers of the U.S. House of Representatives along with the Office of the Clerk and the Sergeant at Arms. The officers, together with the Architect of the Capitol and other House offices, jointly provide a foundation of services to facilitate the work activities of the House, its Members, and staff. The current CAO organization consists of an immediate office and five divisions: Finance, House Information Resources (HIR), Human Resources (HR), Office of Procurement (OP), and House Support Services (HSS). As part of the HSS organization, the House Recording Studio (HRS) is the central location where all audio and video feeds from committee hearing rooms are received and broadcast on the House Cable TV System. In addition, HRS provides: - A House Recording Studio facility to record video and audio programs for distribution to their constituents, and - A Closed Captioned National Television Standard Committee (NTSC) broadcast quality signal of House floor proceedings to House community offices via an internal cable TV system and to external consumers through media hubs using the House Floor Coverage (HFC) facility. The House Recording Studio facility began operations in 1956 and began capturing audio and video signals to broadcast on the House Cable TV System in 2001. At this time, each committee is responsible for contracting webcasting services independently. It is the desire of the House to uniformly perform all webcasting services. Please go to the House Web Site at http:www.house.gov/cao-opp/currentsol.htm to obtain a full copy of this Request for Proposal.

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