IT contingent labor managed services. Seeking a detail-oriented Data Analyst with strong SQL… and 4 more items

Computer Aid Inc has been awarded contract PO04995313-V5 by the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services for IT contingent labor managed services. The contract, awarded on June 16, 2026, focuses on providing a Data Analyst position to support post-migration data quality initiatives following the completion of a data migration from SQL Server to Microsoft Dataverse. The contractor will be responsible for reconciling records, identifying inconsistencies, and performing cleanup tasks to ensure data integrity and usability in the new system. The position is based on a hybrid arrangement with telework availability, requiring onsite presence one to two days per week for onboarding and initial knowledge transfer, with deliverables directed to James Harris.

The contract comprises an initial statement of work and four successive change orders, collectively valued at $224,386.23. The engagement is structured on an hourly rate of $70.88 per hour, with the initial engagement estimated at 485.72 hours over approximately 12.14 weeks ($34,427.55), followed by four change orders extending services through November 13, 2026. These extensions total approximately 2,680 additional hours across eight, thirteen, twenty-six, and twenty-week periods, with payments contingent upon actual services performed. The cumulative contract value reflects all authorized work across the primary contract and change orders.