Common use of Archiving Services Clause in Contracts

Archiving Services. Digital archiving converts digital images to archival microfilm for permanent storage and vital/essential record protection in the case of disaster (including technology obsolescence). Input file formats can vary, and the agency should contact Imaging Services prior to beginning project to discuss options. Files can be sent to the Texas State Library using CD‐ROMs, a portable hard drive, or through a secure SFTP site. Output format is archival 16mm or 35 mm silver halide microfilm. The charges include film processing; quality control editing according to client requirements; methylene blue testing; proper targeting and certification; density and resolution readings; and computer‐generated container labels as well as transmittal information that provide the records series title, roll number, and beginning and ending contents of each roll.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Contract for Storage & Imaging Services, Contract for Storage & Imaging Services, Storage & Imaging Services Contract