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NIST Solicits Multi-Year Subscription to Market Research Database for Research Library

NIST is seeking subscription access to a comprehensive market research database to support its Research Library and Museum, serving a community of 3,000 scientists and researchers in Gaithersburg, MD and Boulder, CO. - Government Buyer: - National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), including the NIST Research Library and Museum - Products/Services Requested: - Subscription access to a market research database for three consecutive one-year periods - Must support at least 5 users, with potential for enterprise-wide licensing - Database must provide current and annually updated market reports and industry statistics - Coverage required for sectors such as Aerospace, AI, Biotechnology, Cybersecurity, Quantum Computing, Radiopharmaceuticals, Forensics, and more - Reports must include U.S. and global market data, economic projections, author information, and be downloadable in PDF or similar formats - Advanced search functionality required - Must comply with Section 508 accessibility standards - Training and 24/7 technical support for users - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Database must specifically include market data on radiopharmaceuticals and forensics - Accessibility compliance (Section 508) - Emphasis on demonstration, technical capabilities, and report policies in evaluation - Delivery of subscription access by the start of each contract year - No specific OEMs, vendors, or product part numbers are named in the solicitation or attachments

Description

The NIST Research Library and Museum (aka the Library), through teams focusing on Resources, Access & Data, Outreach & Marketing, and Museum & Archives, provides professional scientific and technical information assistance to a community of 3,000 scientists and researchers (Gaithersburg, MD and Boulder, CO) throughout their research and publishing cycles. The Library provides accurate, high quality, and timely research consulting and information products and ensures that users can discover and obtain the digital and print resources needed to support NIST’s mission. A large part of the information resources made available to the NIST researchers are e-resources in the form of e-journals, digitized versions of NIST technical publications, databases, and e-books made accessible through the Library website. The history of NIST’s accomplishments and contributions to measurement science is captured and made available to researchers around the world through the Library website.

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