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Springer e-Book Access for National Agricultural Library

AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF · Solicitation 12RADA26Q0014 · NAICS 513130 · No Set aside used · Responses due 24 September 2026

Solicitation details

Solicitation number12RADA26Q0014
Notice ID57519a5339a24ecaba74e35558084a57
AgencyAGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF
Sub-tierRURAL HOUSING SERVICE
Contracting officeUSDA/RD/REGIONAL ACQ DIVISION
NAICS code513130
Product / service code (PSC)7610
Set-asideNo Set aside used
Notice typePresolicitation
Posted10 September 2026
Response deadline24 September 2026
Place of performanceDC, USA

Description

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Research Service (ARS) National Agricultural Library (NAL) requires immediate and continuous authenticated electronic access for all USDA users and public on-site users to the Springer Nature e-book " Access & Select" Biomedical and Life Sciences collection (703 titles) and Earth and Environmental Sciences collection (560 titles) BASIC plan with perpetual access to the selected titles up to the value of the license fee for DigiTop.

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