Cft for the provision of an Archives Management System for University of Galway Library
University of Galway (ID 1400) · Ireland
Key facts
- Awarded
- 27 Aug 2025
- Contract starts
- 27 Aug 2025
- Contract ends
- 27 Aug 2035
- Procedure
- Open procedure (framework)
- Buyer type
- Education
Awarded to
| Supplier | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Communications Ltd | — |
Description
University of Galway is seeking a service provider for the provision of supply, implementation, service and management of an integrated Archives Management System (AMS) for its Heritage Collections at the University of Galway Library, delivered through a cloud based, Software as a Service, solution during the life of the Framework. Currently over 48,000 metadata records are held in the Archives Management System CALM. These records are expected to be migrated into the new Archives Management System as part of the implementation phase. The archival collections of the University of Galway are added to on an ongoing basis and records will be added to the system each year
Categories (CPV)
- 92500000 Library, archives, museums and other cultural services
- 92511000 Library services
- 92510000 Library and archive services
- 48160000 Library software package
- 48161000 Library management system
- 72212160 Library software development services
- 48782000 Storage management software package
- 92512000 Archive services
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