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I attempted to post this announcement to HISTARCH yesterday,
apparently without success. Automatic retransmissions may come
through eventually. If so, please disregard the earlier message dated
8/1/01 (this message is slightly revised and has more complete
information). VEN
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The Society for Historical Archaeology (SHA) is seeking proposals for
composition services related to its publications program.
The society's editor, Dr. Ronald L. Michael, located in Uniontown,
Pennsylvania, is responsible for coordinating the SHA publications
program (except for the newsletter). The editor is responsible for
delivering documents to the copy editor, reviewing completed work, and
providing necessary information that is not covered in the society's
existing standards and guidelines. The editor also is responsible for
sending page proofs to authors and reviewing author corrections to the
page proofs before they are returned to the copy editor for final
proofing. As part of the production of these documents the society
requires the services of an electronic compositor.
The SHA requests proposals for a variety of professional electronic
composition services, for the period 1 January - 31 December 2002.
The contract shall be for the term of one year with options for two
additional one-year extensions, which the SHA may exercise subject to
the contractor's satisfactory performance and mutually agreed upon
revisions to the scope of services and cost proposal (if any).
Interested parties may obtain a copy of the Request for Proposal (RFP)
from SHA President-Elect Vergil E. Noble via email (preferred)
<[log in to unmask]> or telephone (402.437.5392 ext 108).
Feel free to forward this message to qualified individuals who might
be interested, but PLEASE reply to Noble off-list and not via
HISTARCH.
Deadline for submitting proposals is August 31, 2001, so interested
parties should request the RFP promptly to ensure adequate time for
preparation.
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