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Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2004
From: David Christopher (Cong. Research Svc.) <Dchristopher_at_crs.loc.gov>
Subject: Position Announcement
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LIBRARIAN (ACQUISITION SPECIALIST)
The Congressional Research Service (CRS) seeks an Acquisition Specialist
to
serve in the CRS Office of Information Resources Management, which is
responsible for the development and maintenance of information services
that support both the United States Congress and CRS staff.
The incumbent will develop acquisition strategies, and, in collaboration
with staff, identify new or updated information resources to be
considered
for acquisition, making determinations of the most appropriate format.
With
knowledge of the marketplace, the incumbent will establish relationships
with vendors, order and receive print materials, negotiate prices and
trials with vendors of electronic products and work with CRS legal and
financial staff to negotiate licensing agreements. Work will also entail
creating and maintaining acquisitions records and addressing funds
control
issues.
This position is being offered at the GS-13 level ($72,108 - $93,742).
Interested applicants must either apply online (preferred) at
http://www.loc.gov/crsinfo or call (202) 707-5627 to request an
applicant job
kit. Please refer to vacancy #040154 in all correspondence.
Applications
must be received by July 12, 2004. CRS, located within the Library of
Congress, is the public policy research arm of the United States
Congress and
is fully committed to enhancing workforce diversity.
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