Water-Damaged Document Recovery
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This subcontract for Water-Damaged Document Recovery supports prime contractors on projects for the Oregon Marion County Clerk's Office. The scope of work involves the professional restoration of water-damaged physical mortgage records using specialized techniques such as vacuum freeze-drying, cleaning, and the stabilization of fragile paper. The service provider is responsible for the removal of mold and debris using industrial freeze-dryers and archival-grade materials to ensure all delivered documents are legible and restored. All restoration processes must adhere to ISO or ALA archival standards to maintain the integrity of the records. The opportunity was posted on September 14, 2026, with a response deadline of September 30, 2026. This project falls under NAICS code 562910 and is managed through the Oregon buys system.
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This scope was carved out of CO1831-26.
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Recreating Water-Damaged Mortgage Records
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