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SDP Partner - Ancillary Library Support Services

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The SDP Partner - Ancillary Library Support Services subcontract is issued by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners to provide essential support for prime contractors on statewide library projects. The scope of work focuses on delivering technical support for end-users via help-desk software and conducting comprehensive staff training on database utilization. Key deliverables for this engagement include the provision of ancillary software tools, detailed support logs, and training reports. Eligible candidates must hold certification as a diverse business through either the SDO Directory or the SBA Veteran Small Business Certification directory. The project is based in Boston, Massachusetts, under NAICS code 611430. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 18, 2026.

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MBLC seeks certified diverse partners for library technical support and training in Boston.

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Boston, MA, 02114-1933, USA

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This scope was carved out of BD-27-1007-1007C-1007L-133437.

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RFR 27-105 Statewide Subject Specific Reference & Research Databases

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AgencyMassachusetts → Board of Library Commissioners
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Provides ancillary support services for prime contractors on MBLC statewide library projects. Performs library staff training on database utilization and provides technical support for end-users using help-desk software. Requires certification as a diverse business in the SDO Directory or SBA Veteran Small Business Certification directory. Delivers training reports, support logs, and ancillary software tools.

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