Document Delivery Services (DDS) for Corporate Members
The Document Delivery Service (DDS) for corporate members of the NUS
Libraries aims to provide a copy of journal articles, book chapters or
conference papers from the print collection in the NUS Libraries upon
request. The NUS Libraries extended DDS to its corporate members from
the year 2000.
How to apply to use DDS?
- A deposit account of S$2,000.00 is required for corporate members to use DDS.
- The NUS Libraries will notify the company to top up the deposit account by an additional S$2,000.00 when the balance falls below S$500.00.
- The Application Form for Fee-Based Services is available at http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg/mem/feebased.pdf.
What can DDS do for you?
You can obtain a photocopy of a journal article or a book chapter or a conference paper from the print collection in the NUS libraries through DDS.
How are the articles delivered?
- Articles requested on Standard Service are sent by postal mail.
- Articles requested on Fast Service are sent by fax.
How to request for DDS?
- Print the Document Delivery Request Form for Corporate Members available at
http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg/guides/ddscfrm.pdf.
- Check NUS Libraries INtegrated Catalogue(LINC) at http://linc.nus.edu.sg/ to verify that the item
is available from its collection.
- Fill in all the details required on the request form.
- Requests have to be approved by the designated authorised officer of your company before they are sent to the
NUS Libraries.
What are the charges for DDS?
| Charges Per Article |
| Type of Service |
Photocopy |
Photoprint
(Prints from microform) |
| Standard Service |
S$20.00 up to 10 pages
S$2.00 for each additional 10 pages |
S$21.00 up to 10 pages
S$5.00 for each additional 10 pages |
Fast Service
(1 working day) |
Standard Service charges
+ S$60.00 fast service levy |
Standard Service charges
+ S$60.00 fast service levys |
Documents supplied are limited to the print
collection
in the NUS libraries |
| Charges for the articles are deducted from
your deposit account |
For more details, contact Document Delivery Service at
or 6516-3472.
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Last updated:
20-11-2007
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