The National Park Service is using Re:Discovery with an Archives Module
component.  I believe it has been customized for NPS specific needs.  I have
limited experience with it as a curator within the NPS. I had three archivist
working with the program.  The search engine seems fantastic, producing
finding aids was a bit clunky, they did have the ability to produce MARC
records although we never did.  Not sure how much NPS version is like the
off-the-shelf variety.  Lack of a good manual was a problem, probably NPS's
not Re:Discovery.  NPS pays an annual fee for support and its absolutely
great.  Hope that helps

Chris Ford, Curator
Grant-Kohrs Ranch NHS
Montana

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