MEYER Library Relocation has been carefully handling, storing, and relocating libraries for over 35 years. As part of our complete library relocation solution, we offer state-of-the-art depository level storage at our facility in Windsor, CT. Our Windsor facility is specifically designed with advanced levels of security, high-density shelving, the latest inventory scanning technologies, temperature and […]
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William B. Meyer, Inc. is one of the leading providers of professional library relocation services in the country with more than 10,000,000 volumes on the move every year. We offer a wide variety of services that can be customized to your library’s specific requirements. Below we breakdown the move process into 7 steps based on a monthly guide […]
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William B. Meyer, Inc. has been awarded a five-year General Services Administration (GSA) contract, number GS33F042AA, that grants it the right to solicit bids for office moving, rigging, and library relocation from federal and state governments and qualified institutions. GSA, a niche purchasing group, negotiates rates for various business solutions for its clients. The GSA […]
read more »William B. Meyer, Inc.’s Library Relocation Team combines innovation in logistics with new technologies to safeguard, optimize and relocate valuable collections and library content. MEYER Library Relocation offers expert project management and services for one-time library moves or longer-term renovation projects. Our services extend past our top-notch moving experience to include climate-controlled depository storage for […]
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William B. Meyer, Inc. has been awarded a multi-year contract with the Massachusetts Higher Education Consortium (MHEC). MHEC is a buyers’ consortium dedicated to providing members of education-based organizations with high-quality, competitively-priced purchasing agreements. As a dedicated service provider, William B. Meyer stands to strengthen its presence in New England by negotiating contracts for services […]
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According to the American Library Association (ALA), libraries are perpetually challenged to mold and fit in today’s digital world, requiring constant space modifications and upgrades to meet the needs of its increasingly busy and savvy patrons. As a result, it is necessary for libraries to continually renovate, re-purpose space, and send materials to off-site storage […]
read more »Imagine….. an old building filled with hundreds of thousands of books, newspapers, and literary treasures. Each year more is added to the inventory, yet, because no accurate records remain from decades ago, no one is quite sure what, or how much, was in the building to start with. And unfortunately this old building is not […]
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Proprietary technology from William B. Meyer provides library personnel with complete control over any relocation or transition, regardless of size. In a world dominated by technology; where more people know about hard drives than hard covers – libraries are carving out a new niche in their communities. Serving as public hot spots, where people ‘plug-in’ […]
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Searching for that one priceless first edition volume of Twelfth Night among the hundreds of thousands or even millions of books that are located in a library can be a daunting task. The value alone of such a lost volume would drive a library staff to desperation much less total distraction. The solution to such […]
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