Research Guides: Commercial Document Delivery Providers: Commercial Document Delivery Providers

Commercial Document Delivery Providers

The purpose of this page is to provide options to users who need to obtain research materials, but do not want to use the University of Louisiana at Lafayette's Edith Garland Dupré Library's Document Delivery Services. These commercial providers are independent and are not part of Dupré Library. All of these providers allow individuals to order items. Ordering instructions are specific to each service. Commercial document delivery is a good option only if you are sure that you will be able to use this particular article because this will cost you money.

Read all information carefully as these services may be expensive.

Access Information
Obtains documents and items from libraries, special collections and publishers from anywhere in the world. Specializes in hard to find items and tight deadlines. Specialize in hard-to-find items and tight deadlines Articles, books, and proceedings. Court documents, archived material, specialized administrative proceedings, government agency documents at all governmental levels.
The British Library (BRI) BLDSC
A national and international center for interlibrary loan and document supply;provides loans and photocopies of original documents subject to the provisions of the United Kingdom (UK) copyright legislation.
FEDLINK Document Delivery Service
FEDLINK combines its more than 30 years of experience in purchasing and managing library and information services with the buying power of a consortium of federal agencies. Document delivery services are priced on a per-document basis.
Congressional Research Service
CRS is a "think tank" that works exclusively for members and committees of the United States Congress. CRS produces reports on a variety of issues such as abortion, civil rights and air pollution. The Penny Hill Press offers same-day shipment of all publications of the CRS.
InfoQuest (Auburn University)
InfoQuest provides rapid and easy access to information contained in the collections of the Auburn University Libraries and elsewhere. The service is open to individuals with information needs from all geographic areas: the state, nation, and elsewhere in the world. InfoQuest services are offered as a non-profit fee based information delivery service and is not a profit-making venture. Fees assessed on services enable Auburn University Libraries to extend responsive and enhanced services to non-Auburn affiliated clientele, whose information needs may not be covered in the libraries' regular services. Clients include business and industry; medical professionals, lawyers, government officials, students, researchers and other scholars, and members of the general public. To place an order with InfoQuest, email InfoQuest@auburn.edu.
Ingenta Connect
Offers one of the most comprehensive collections of academic and professional research articles online - some 4.5 million articles from 13,500 publications.Ingentaconnect provides researchers with online access to the full-text of electronic articles, through online purchase of individual articles, or through subscriptions to publications. Rates – Buy access to individual articles through pay per view. Article royalty fees are set by the individual publisher, together with an Ingentaconnect delivery charge. Ingentaconnect delivery fees are $13. Ingentaconnect accepts all major credit cards and PayPal.
ProQuest Dissertation Publishing
ProQuest Dissertation Publishing provides the most comprehensive collection of dissertations and theses in the world. Researchers may use the Dissertation Express online ordering system to quickly obtain a copy of a title.
Research Solutions
Research Solutions retrieves journal articles, book chapters, conference proceedings, patents and all other material held in public library facilities. Offers regular and ASAP/Rush services. Every document delivered is copyright compliant, and full-color copies are available.