BID RIGOR | GOVCON 101
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PROJECT EXPERIENCE EXAMPLE
Project: Tenant-record digitization for a regional property manager
Dates: January 12–March 8, 2026
Client type: Commercial property management company
Our role: Prime contractor

WHAT WAS NEEDED
The customer needed 220 paper tenant files converted into searchable PDFs while
keeping each file in its original order. The documented working count was 18,400
pages. Files had to follow a 12-field naming convention and be returned within
eight weeks. Work occurred at Blue Lantern’s controlled production office.

WHAT WE ACTUALLY DID
Two records technicians prepared and scanned files in weekly batches. A project
lead reconciled each batch to the pickup inventory, ran OCR, checked filenames and
reviewed every PDF for page order and readability. Blue Lantern performed all
described work; no subcontractor work is included in this example.

RESULT AND EVIDENCE
All 220 files were delivered by March 8. During customer review, 37 pages were
flagged for skew, orientation or low contrast. Blue Lantern rescanned those pages
and the customer signed the final completion record. The signed inventory,
correction log and completion email support these facts.

RELEVANCE TO FHRO-26-Q-1047
The project supports document preparation, OCR, naming and controlled return of
source files. It does not prove experience with Federal Heritage Records Office
systems or conservation of damaged documents; those are explicit limitations.

PERMISSIONS
The customer approved a sanitized description, not use of its name or employee
contact details. Reference information is stored separately and would be shared
only if requested and permitted.