Novel High-Density Optical Data Storage
Library Of Congress
Washington, District of Columbia
Library Of Congress
Washington, District of Columbia
The Library of Congress is assessing the feasibility of novel, high-density optical data storage for long-term preservation of a subset of its digital collections. The work includes writing 1 TB of video, audio, image, and text files to optical media; evaluating error detection and 100% data recovery; documenting processes and results; and recalling all encoded files, with a curated subset reserved for educational and artistic display.
This bid is 88% technology related
A strong match for technology vendors
This is a proof-of-concept for high-density digital data storage and retrieval, directly relevant to data-storage technology vendors. NAICS 518210 is a strong technology signal, and the work involves encoding, error detection, and recovery of digital data.
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Deadline: Oct 27, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET
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TB-316302