Digitization of Nuremberg Trials Documents at the Nuremberg State Archives

This tender concerns the comprehensive digitization of historical documents from the Nuremberg Trials, held at the Nuremberg State Archives. The project aims to preserve and make accessible a significant collection of archival materials, comprising approximately 112,962 archival units, which equate to roughly 2.5 million pages. The scope of work involves the meticulous scanning, processing, and digital archiving of these invaluable records. Key requirements will likely include adherence to strict quality standards for image capture, metadata creation, and data storage, ensuring the long-term integrity and usability of the digitized collection. The project is situated within the historical and legal heritage sector, focusing on the preservation of critical evidence and proceedings from one of the most significant post-World War II international legal events. Potential bidders are expected to demonstrate expertise in large-scale digitization projects, particularly with fragile or historically sensitive documents. The successful contractor will be responsible for the entire digitization workflow, from initial preparation and scanning to final quality control and delivery of the digital assets in a specified format. This initiative underscores the commitment to modernizing archival practices and enhancing public access to historical records through advanced digital technologies.

This is a services contract in the culture and heritage and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Heritage Preservation and Digital Identity. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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