Digitization and Custody Service for Building and SUAP Practice Archives

This tender seeks a comprehensive service for the digitization and subsequent custody of archives related to building permits and SUAP (Sportello Unico Attività Produttive - One-Stop Shop for Productive Activities) practices. The primary objective is to transform physical archives into a secure, accessible digital format, thereby improving efficiency, reducing physical storage needs, and ensuring long-term preservation. The service will encompass the entire workflow, from the collection and preparation of physical documents to their high-quality scanning, indexing, and metadata creation. A crucial component of the service is the secure and organized digital custody of the digitized records, ensuring compliance with data protection regulations and facilitating rapid retrieval of information. The scope of work likely involves handling a significant volume of historical and current documentation, requiring robust technological infrastructure and experienced personnel. Potential bidders should demonstrate expertise in document management, digital archiving, and information security. The project aims to modernize administrative processes, enhance transparency, and provide a more efficient service to citizens and businesses interacting with municipal planning and economic development departments. Successful implementation will result in a fully digitized and managed archive, accessible through a secure digital platform, streamlining access for authorized personnel and potentially for public consultation under defined protocols. This initiative underscores a commitment to digital transformation within public administration.

This is a services contract in the information and communication technology, construction and civil works and general supplies sectors. Located in Italy, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 1.2 million.

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