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Approximately 25,000 tickets are distributed per fiscal year.The Library has the following requirements for the online platform: accessibility, direct management of the ticketing, notification services, event management services, activity reporting data/analytics services, calendar integration, social media integration, technical support and training, PII protections, and ticketing services must be provided free-of-charge to the Library of Congress

The Library of Congress (Library) requires event presentation equipment capable of transport within the Library complex to support various venues. The equipment sought will support medium to large-scale events occurring in the Great Hall of the Library’s Thomas Jefferson building, as well as other venues within the Library complex. The Library has hosted events of varying size.

The Library of Congress (Library) seeks to procure presentation equipment, capable of transport within the Library complex to support various venues. The equipment sought will support medium to large-scale events occurring in the Great Hall of the Library’s Thomas Jefferson building, as well as other venues within the Library complex.Offeror questions are due June 20, 2023 by 12:00 PM EST.

Competitive IDIQ contract for Library of Congress National Book Festival Event Management services.  Contract includes a Base Period and four Option Periods.

The Library of Congress (“Library”) is the world’s largest library. Its mission is to support Congress in fulfilling its constitutional duties and to further the progress of knowledge and creativity for the benefit of the American people.

The Library of Congress (Library) requires portable/transportable event lighting equipment to illuminate event stages in larger venues throughout the Library’s complex. For events hosted during the evening and night hours, lighting for larger venues, such as the Members Room and Great Hall, require added illumination for the stage.

Each year, this annual event attracted over 200,000 attendees, 120 authors, 70 exhibit booths and 25 Library of Congress division booths.Due to COVID-19, the Library pivoted to a 100% virtual model in 2020. The Library hosted an event microsite to showcase over 90 pre-recorded author presentations, 70 live author Q&A sessions, over 50 virtual exhibitor booths, and over 20 virtual Library division booths.