ML20248E237
| ML20248E237 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Issue date: | 09/26/1989 |
| From: | Edgeworth P NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM) |
| To: | Simpson T I-NET, INC. |
| Shared Package | |
| ML20248E234 | List: |
| References | |
| CON-FIN-D-1229-9, CON-NRC-33-89-166 NUDOCS 8910050114 | |
| Download: ML20248E237 (7) | |
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. ATTN: Mr.DTerry Simpson 1426 Rockville Pike Rockville,. Maryland. 20852
Dear'Mr,
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Subject:
Task ~ Order No. 2, Entitled " Network Director Sof tware'-
Support", Under Contract No. NRC-33-89-166 In accordance with Section'G.5, " Task Order Procedures", of the subject' contract, this letter definitizes Task Order No. 2. This: effort shall be performed in accordance with the enclosed Statement of Work and the .
Contractor's technical proposal dated September 21,.1989, incorporated herein by reference.
Task Order No. 2 shall be in effect from October 16, 1989 through May 11, 1989 with a cost ceiling of $80,067.00.. The amount of $74,481.00 represents the total _ estimated reimbursable costs.and the amount of
$5,586.00 represents the fixed fee. The.following' individuals are considered'to be essential. to the successful performance of this task order:
Terry A. Simpson Charles A. Boyer Peter C. Trimmer Scott A. Brunstrom The. contractor agrees that such personnel shall not be removed from this task order-or, replaced without. compliance with paragraphs b and c of Section H.1 of the contract.
A'ccounting Data-for this Task Order is as follows:
B&R No.: 910-20-07-250 FIN No..: D1229-9 APPN No.: 31X0200.910 Obligated Amount: $80,067.00 The issuance of this task order does not amend any terms or conditions of the subject contract.
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-g-Your contacts during the course of this Task Order are:
Technical Matters: Christy Gianois, Jr.
Project Officer (301) 492-9785 Contractual Matters: Anita Hughes Contract Administrator (301) 492-8353 Sincerely,
}PaulYI< . woIth, ntracting Officer ministration Branch Con ract Division of Contracts and Property Management Office of Administration
Enclosure:
Statement of Work
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Network. Director Software support
Background:
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is engaged in an ongoing program to develop and support Local Area Networks (LANs) within the Commission. These Networks are designed to support the-functional requirements of all NRC offices, the EDO, Commissioners and Chairman. Currently there are nine such LANs supporting
, several hundred users. NRC is now actively engaged in the design and implementation.of _34 additional LANS that will serve as a basis for the replacement of the aging IBM 5520 Administrative System.
The additional 34 LANs are designed to support over 1000+ users-
- within the Commission.
In order to provide the LAN users with a powerful and easy to use facility to access the functions of the networks, NRC and INEL have jointly designed a software tool that provides that service. The focus of the director is to provide a multi-layered menuing system, that is dynamically modifiable to suit the individual end users environment. The Network Director is intended to be the end user's view of all available NRC computer services. Typically, the end users would access agency wide information systems such as SINET, SIMS, and PROFS through the Network Director with a simple menu selection eliminating many key strokes and cryptic commands.
Because of the ever increasing end user demands for additional functions, services, and features, to be incorporated into the Network Director, NRC is seeking to provide the necessary support for this project by utilizing contractor provided personnel.
STATEMENT OF WORK:
TASK 1: The contractor shall analyze, design and develop a password protection and identification subsystem for the network director that will provide a centralized repository for end-user access identification for all NRC employees and computer systems. At a minimum the subsystem should provide for the storage of an account number, user ID and password for j
- every employee for each of NRC's major information systems that are accessible through the network director. Initially, seven such systems have been identified (ie: SINET, SIMS, NUDOCS, PROFS, RITS, EX1 SIS and WISP.) At the time any user requests signon to any of these systems the network director should have the ability to pass the appropriate identification information to the target host system and automatically link to the selected communications system. The subsystem should also have the ability to provide the LAN administrator with an easy to use and centrally available mechanism to add, change, delete and report user information.
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.,.. e; TASK 2: The - contrac' tor ~ = shall assimilate and categorize user-comments and suggestions ~ for possible modifications to the network director. This is an on-going task that begins on the start date of the task order and ends on the completion date.
. TASK 3: Based on knowledge of existing versions of'the Network Director software and information gathered during task 2 this task will require the contractor to develop, modify, maintain, install, and document all subsequent versions of the Network Director.
TASK 4: The Network Director is intended to be the NRCs universal end user interface for all network users. The contractor shall retrofit, on designated existing LANs the Network Director software (server & Workstation) .
All work shall be performed on-site using NRC provided hardware and software located throughout all NRC facilities. These NRC
- facilities are primarily located within the metropolitan Washington D.C. area. The NRC also has 5 regional offices located in and around the Philadelphia, PA, Chicago, Ill, Atlanta GA, Dallas, TX, and San Francisco, CA areas. Additional NRC satellite offices are located in the Chattanooga, TN and Denver CO, areas. It is anticipated that the contractors work at those NRC facilities ,
outside of the metropolitan Washington D. C. area would be minimal, I of short duration, and temporary in nature. Furthermore, at this point in time it is not the intent of the NRC to provide any permanent on-site support for those remote sites and regional offices' listed above. On those occasions where contractor !
personnel are required to travel to those sites the cost of that travel will be born by the NRC according to the appropriate government travel regulations in force at the time of the travel.
Duties shall include, but are not restricted to:
Installation and configuration of the Network Director on each end user's local workstation and LAN fileserver.
Supporting the NRC network users in the use of the Network Director.
Development, enhancement, maintenance and documentation of the Network Director program code in a manner consistent with the policies and procedures of the NRC.
l- Ensuring system integrity and readiness by responding, as appropriate, to authorized personnel who may report trouble with the system.
i Performing day-to-day maintenance, information retrieval, and
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approved modifications.to the Network Di~ rector as required by
- changes in-regulations.or managenient decisions.
Design ' and develop updated versions based on operational requirements and NRC' staff requests.
Qualifications of Contractor Provided Personnel:
The Individual (s) provided by the . contractor shall possess the following minimum requirements:-
A thorough knowledge of Microsoft. Quick Basic multi-user programming in the Novell Netware environment.
A thorough knowledge of the availabic add-in subroutine libraries for Microsoft Quick Basic. And specific thorough knowledge of the Crescent Software Inc. subroutine libraries that are used throughout the network director system (ie:
Quick Menu, Qbase, Qbase Report, Quick Help, Quick Pak
- Professional, Qbase Quick Screen, Laser Pak Professional and Graph Pack Professional).
A thorough knowledge of 'C', dBASE III .Plus, and Clipper languages as implemented in a multi' user' programming environment under the Novell Netware operating system.
A thorough knowledge of Crosstalk'XVI, ASCOMIV, and Crosstalk MarkIV communications packages with a demonstrated ability to write complex script programs. A demonstrated ability to acquire additional knowledge in communications packages and
.their script programming languages. Experience with the following communications packages is highly desirable but not mandatory, PC Anyware, Carbon Copy Plus, and Remote.
A demonstrated ability to analyze, design, program, and implement network systems using the identified languages in a Novell Netware environment.
A demonstrated ability to write and edit user and system documentation.
A thorough knowledge of the Novell Netware environment.
Ability to write PC DOS batch programs to systems i requirements.
Ability to work independently on difficult technical tasks with minimal supervision.
skills to interact tactfully, and Have interpersonal courteously with every type and level of NRC end user.
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( specific' Deliverables _ . . ;
,. TASK 1: A problem statement, with a proposed solution, should be
'. completed 30-business days after commencement of the analysis phase - of the project. A logical and physical design are required to be completed 30. business days,after NRC approval-of- the problem statement. The programming phase should-commence immediately'after approval of the design documents.
' Documentation and training shall begin immediately ' . af ter completion of'the~ programming phase.
The contractor shall provide a detailed schedule of all phases :
of the entire project for NRC approval 10 business days after '
the start date of this task order. It shall contain p- milestones with start dates, completion dates, required resources, pert'and gant charts for each' milestone contained in . the phases described above. This schedule should be maintained in one of the NRC's approved project management software packages. (e.g., Super Project Plus)
TASK 2: .The contractor shall meet monthly with NRC staff in order to discuss the comments and suggestions raised by the user community. The contractor shall develop an automated mechanism where the user's comments can be stored, reported and submitted.
TASK 3: The contractor will install, maintain, and document on designated LANs,. all subsequent versions of the Network ;
1 Director.
TASK 4: The contractor will provide, within 5 business days of the.beginning of this task, a schedule for the installation of the Network Director software (server & workstation) for designated LANS (Table #1).
The contractor will install the Network Director software (Server & Workstation) ,' on designated LANS, within 30 business days after NRC approves an installation schedule.
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' LOCATION. FILE SERVER WORKSTATIONS TYPE PRINTERS OFFICE-IRM: MNBB COMPAQ 386/20 37 1 4 HP LASERJET' 110MB HARD DISK SMB RAM KING OF COMPAQ 386/25 30 2 1 HP LASERJET R0:1 PRUSSIA, PA 300MB HARD DISX 1 EPSON s SMB RAM s NRR WF/1 COMPAQ 386/25 21 3 3 HP LASERJET 300G RARD DISX SMB RAM NL/N COMPAQ 386/25 14 3 5 HP LASERJET RES 300MB HARD DISK SMB RAM 34 3 3 HP LASERJET NL/S COMPAQ 386/25 300MB HARD DISX 4 NEC PRINTER SMB RAM P622 IBM AT 8 2 1 HP LASERJET
'IRM/SMSB 30MB HARD DISK IMB RAM 5 ~4 NONE IRM/ITS P808 COMPAQ 286 l
30MB HARD DISX IMB RAM 3 5 1 HP LASERJET AE00/0P MNB8 COMPAQ 286/25 110MB HARD DISK SMB RAM
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IBM AT 7 2 l HP LASERJET COMM. ROGERS WF/1 30MB HARD DISX IMB RAM 7 2 1 HP LASERJET COMM. CURTISS VF/1 COMPAQ 386/20 110MB HARD DjSK 2MB RAM Note:
i (WORKSTATION TYPE 1) WORKSTATIONS ARE IBM PS/2 MODEL 30'S AND IBM PC/XT'S '
(WORKSTATION TYPE 2) IBM PS/2 MODEL 30'S (WORKSTATION TYPE 3) WORKSTATIONS ARE PREDOMINANTLY IBM PS/2 MODEL 30*
(WORKSTATION TYPE 4) IBM PC/XT.'S (WORKSTATION TYPE 5) COMPA0 386 DE5KPRO I
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