GSA PBS CIO currently requires contractor support to conduct development tasks required to implement the environmental database - the environmental risk index (erin). The functional requirements for…

GSA PBS CIO currently requires contractor support to conduct development tasks required to implement the environmental database - the environmental risk index (erin). The functional requirements for this application are defined in the document environmental database: environmental risk index (ERI) calculation, functional requirements, final version 1.10 march 15, 2004. The application shall be developed and operational using the following tools: server: hardware & operating system: sun solaris database: oracle 9I application server: oracle 9I/as java edition development platform: java 2 platform, enterprise edition (J2EE) client: web browser: microsoft internet explorer version 5.0 or higher the production environment shall be hosted at PBS CIO s enterprise service center in washington, DC. The necessary hardware and software for production and IV & v environments shall be provided by the government, however, development environment shall not be furnished. 3. Task requirements 3.1 PBS CIO prefers to take a phased approach to this project and the initial phase of work. For the phase 1 effort, the three development sub-phases are: phase 1A questionnaire data entry & reporting phase 1B ERI ranking screens phase 1C unscheduled features for each sub-phase, all necessary documentation, training, testing and project management support must be provided. The contractor must have written approval from the COR prior to proceeding to each subsequent sub-phase. The summary of overall effort for each sub-phase is described below: sub-phase 1A questionnaire data entry & reporting in this sub-phase, the application software shall enable the users to answer questions for each risk category regarding any owned building and view the overall results by running reports. This sub-phase should allow users to enter environmental data and be able to run reports. The index summary report will allow the users to view ERI for buildings and each risk category per region, service center, field office, etc. The users shall use this report until the development of the other color-coded ranking screens are completed in sub-phases 1B and 1C. The features of this sub-phase are: 2.7-2.12 security compliancy / enterprise portal OID integration 2.1-2.5 security authorization for different users 3.x, 6.x usability/ navigation 5.x, 11.x interface to iris application to acquire building data and hierarchy. / building information 13.x, 14.x gateway/14 questionnaire screens 23.2-23.4, 23.6-23.9 3 reports blank questionnaire, printing completed questionnaire for a building and index summary report. 15.2-15.5 all admin assignment tables regarding ERI values and red/yellow/green assignments / web pages for admin assignment tables. 17.x ERI calculation 25.x technical requirements 26.x implementation requirements sub-phase 1B ERI ranking screens in this sub-phase, the users will be provided ability to view high priority ERI ranking on web pages with color coding and ranking. This phase will include the following features: 7.x ERI summary scores screen 8.x ERI scores screen 12.x questionnaire building list 18.x ERI and RYG assignment archiving historical recording or rankings. 23.1/23.5 2 reports answers to questionnaires, trend reports sub-phase 1C unscheduled features this sub-phase addresses what is referred to as unscheduled in the requirement prioritization and phasing document as well as items that are optional such as 3RD party certification for user authentications. The features in this sub-phase are: 2.6 3RD party authentication using verisign 4.x maintainability 9.x risk category summary screen 10.x building ERI detail screen 15.1 RYG assignment per question 16.x performance targets 19.x ERI trends screen 20.x bar chart 21.x performance target summary 22.x performance target detail 3.2 the contractor shall design, develop, test, implement and manage the environmental risk index