- LOC has awarded six spots on its FEDLINK Library Support Services IDIQ
- The IDIQ contract covers on-site library support and off-site technical services
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The Library of Congress has awarded six companies positions on its Federal Library and Information Network, or FEDLINK, Library Support Services indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.
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According to award notices published Friday, the multiple-award IDIQ contract has a five-year ordering period running through May 12, 2031.
In February 2025, the library awarded eight spots on a potential $450 million multiple-award contract for Agile development support for its IT systems and software applications.
Who Are the Awardees?
The six awardees are:
- 22nd Century Technologies
- Eigennet
- FedWriters
- Library Associates of Maryland
- RieLes Group
- Zimmerman Associates
In January, LOC’s FEDLINK issued a solicitation seeking offers from vendors to provide library support services.
What Is the Scope of the FEDLINK Library Support IDIQ?
According to the solicitation, the multiple-award IDIQ seeks to support federal libraries and information centers by providing library support services across a range of mission areas. The statement of work covers on-site library support services and off-site technical services that enable agencies to carry out core library and information center functions.
For on-site library support services, task areas include:
- Management
- Library systems
- Collection services
- Data services
- Public services
- Technical services
The off-site technical services portion includes:
- Cataloging services
- Metadata services
- Physical processing services
The solicitation states that each IDIQ contract has a guaranteed minimum value of $2,500, while the maximum cumulative amount the government may order under each awarded contract is $100 million. FEDLINK may issue firm-fixed-price and labor-hour task orders throughout the five-year ordering period.
