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Sin: 51 600- Electronic Records Management Solutions Provide a Comprehensive Capability Tosolve the Complex Challenges Posed by the Movement, Manipulation, Archiving, Security, and Management of Electronic Records. the Vendor Provides Professional Management and Administrative Support Personnel With the Necessary Skills to Perform Effective Record Management Services for Both Classified And/or Unclassifiedrecords. the Services Are Provided Using Either Government or Vendor Equipment and Facilities or a Combination of Both. the Objective of Electronic Records Management Services Is to Permit the Access, Maintenance, Control, Storage, Disposition, and Transfer of Electronic Records. This Sin Also Includes Any Ancillary Supplies And/or Services Necessary to Provide a Total Electronic Records Management Solution. Note: Ordering Agencies Are Responsible for Ensuring That Vendors Comply With All Nara Regulations for Electronic Records Management. All Vendors Must Complete the Electroni
Committed
$525,590
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