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2023 Biennial Survey Deadline Today
Today, Friday, December 8, 2023, is the deadline to submit your 2023 Biennial Survey to GPO! It is through this mechanism that depositories fulfill their legal obligation… Read More -
Rockin’ Around the GovDocs Tree
Is your library decorating for the holidays? Have you incorporated Government documents and resources into a creative display, either onsite or online? Is your… Read More -
New Electronic Titles for November 2023
New Electronic Titles (NET) are now available for November 2023. These files are accessible from the New Titles section of the Catalog of U.S. Government… Read More -
Print Distribution Titles List (PDT) Questionnaire Preview Available for Download
On December 6, 2023, GPO opened the Print Distribution Titles List (PDT) questionnaire to Federal depository libraries asking them to submit their requests for limited print… Read More -
Submit Your Requests for Titles on the Print Distribution Title (PDT) List: Questionnaire Due 12/22/23
In the next step of the implementation of the New Limited Print Distribution Framework, GPO is asking depository libraries to submit their requests for 20- and 50-copy titles… Read More
Please complete the Print Distribution Titles List (PDT) questionnaire by December 22, 2023. Learn more
The Superintendent of Documents seeks your comments about the proposed Public Policy Statement, “Withdrawal of Federal information products from the National Collection of U.S. Government Public Information and GPO’s online U.S. Government Bookstore” by December 22, 2023. Learn more.
Please complete your library’s 2023 Biennial Survey by December 8, 2023. All depository coordinators were sent a link to complete the survey on September 27, 2023. Learn more.
Crafting an Intelligence Community: Papers of the First Four Directors of Central Intelligence offers insights into the history of U.S. intelligence services. View the record.
On December 7 1941, the U.S. was attacked at Pearl Harbor. Japan's surprise assault killed 2,403 Americans. GPO's Superintendent of Documents Carl Labarre was an Ensign on board of the USS California & helped in the rescue effort. Read more in the Congressional Record.