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Solicitation, total small business set-aside

eAPPELAS HELPDESK SUPPORT

MSPB2024-0001

Merit Systems Protection Board, MSPB Financial and Admin Management. Other Computer Related Services.

Response deadline

June 28, 2024 at 12:00 PM EDT

Closed 811 days ago. Posted June 20, 2024. Scheduled to archive July 13, 2024.

Description

As published on SAM.gov.

The goal of this procurement is to supply two full-time Tyler Technologies Partner e-Appeal Help Desk Analyst III support staff to augment gaps in resources, technical expertise, and experience specific to the Tyler Application Platform (TAP) system, which is needed to meet the support needs of Agency staff and users of the e-Appeal system, to help the Agency meet performance measures reach critical Agency goals.

The contractor must provide a certificate of partnership or a letter of certification from Tyler showing they are a current Tyler Technologies Platform Alliance "Ready Partner."

The contractor must provide resumes for two full time (and up to three with the third available on a part time basis) Analyst III staff who have relevant certifications and/or expertise and experience with the Tyler Application Platform (TAP) system, to troubleshoot and resolve support requests from Agency Users, Appellants, Appellant Representatives, Agency Representatives, and other stakeholders. The Contractor shall provide qualified personnel to accomplish the requirements specified in the PWS.

The Contractor shall efficiently and effectively manage the performance under this contract to ensure all the necessary experience, training, and expertise required to accomplish all tasks is employed. All quotes must be in accordance with the RFQ instructions and the Performace Work statement.

Publications

Every notice SAM.gov issued under this solicitation number, oldest first. Each is a separate record on SAM.

  1. June 20, 2024

    Solicitation

    Due June 28, 2024 at 12:00 PM EDT. SAM.gov, notice ba9fb6015cd841db9fedee2e000c382e

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