Library Reading Lists System
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This tender is for a reading lists system and associated services for the University Library at the University of Hull.
The University Library forms part of the Information Services Directorate, with ICT, and operates out of the Brynmor Jones Library (BJL) and the Hull History Centre (HHC).
The University Library is responsible for the acquisition of learning resources and management and delivery of such resources as part of the Library's collections.
The collections themselves include 950,000 items, plus nearly 400,000 eBooks and 70,000 eJournals: annual loans amount to ~130,000 per annum.
The Library covers over 13,000 sq m and offers over 2,000 study spaces.
The BJL is open on a 24/7 basis.
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The University Library is responsible for the acquisition of learning resources and management and delivery of such resources as part of the Library's collections.
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