Integrated Library System

The U.S. Navy's Naval Research Laboratory is seeking a cloud-based Integrated Library System (ILS) to replace its current legacy system. The new system should provide flexibility and interoperability, combining a Library Services Platform with a Discovery Service that showcases the Library's print and electronic collections. The system should have various capabilities, including collection management, circulation, authentication, implementation and migration, discovery and patron experience, acquisitions management, analytics, and secure cloud hosting. The system should also meet the U.S. Government's security requirements for cloud services through FedRAMP Authorization. The period of performance for this effort is five years after the date of award. • The system should support multiple metadata types, including MARC21, KORMARC, CNMARC, UNIMARC, DC, and MODs, and BIBFRAME as a linked open data format. • The system should have granular search capabilities for both bibliographic and authority records. • The system should have the functionality to generate reports from bibliographic and authority records using detailed parameters. • The system should support complete and transparent integration with a discovery layer. • The system should have customization options for the discovery user interface. • The system should provide published APIs or Web Services to facilitate interoperability with external services or systems.