RFP - St. Thomas University
RFP - St. Thomas University
RFP - St. Thomas University
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The STU representative will have access to perform verifications unannounced. The scanning<br />
facility must be within a 50 mile radius of the STU campus.<br />
12. All physical document boxes will be kept in a locked, alarmed, secure location when not<br />
being physically prepared for scanning and in the scanning process. Scanned documents will<br />
also be kept in secure storage until destroyed.<br />
13. All documents will be maintained in a secure storage location when there is no activity on<br />
the STU project.<br />
14. Vendor will hold all files for destruction except historical documents as defined by STU as<br />
part of the final scope of work.<br />
15. Upon written authorization by the STU, the vendor will destroy, or have destroyed, all<br />
records. The destruction will require authentication and certification; the particulars will be<br />
agreed upon as part of the final scope of work. Any third party vendors must be approved by<br />
STU.<br />
16. All document prep work will be done by the vendor. Tracking DB will be maintained by the<br />
vendor for all conversion activities<br />
17. Capture of File Number must be 100% accurate<br />
18. STU will provide a data file containing all existing file numbers which the vendor will use<br />
for validation of data entry.<br />
19. STU data file will contain additional index values which will be added to the data set used<br />
by the vendor-provided hosted imaging solution.<br />
20. If duplicate file numbers are found, the following process will take place:<br />
a) Email STU contact person with File Number, SS numbers (one from each file), last<br />
names and first names from both files.<br />
b) STU will research and return appropriate action. Alternative: return both files to STU<br />
for renumbering<br />
c) STU is open to using bar-code cover sheets as a means of insuring 100% file number<br />
capture.<br />
21. Three scenarios are possible for defining a “document”:<br />
a) The master staple will define a “document” – that is, if multiple documents (each<br />
document having its own staple) are stapled together, the document set will be<br />
considered one document.<br />
b) The entire file will be one document.<br />
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