16. FA701424R0026 Task_Order_sPWS (Attachment 15).pdf
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This document is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for Task Order #1 under an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Litigation Support Contract. The purpose of this Task Order is to provide the Department of the Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps (AF/JA) with an M365 SharePoint developer to create customized SharePoint solutions. The Contractor will be responsible for advanced configuration and customization of the Government's SharePoint sites, including assessing current workflows and documentation, maximizing SharePoint features, and implementing security features. Key required skills include 3 years of M365 development experience, extensive knowledge of M365 applications, and Microsoft certifications. Deliverables include a Transition Out Plan, a Kick-off/Planning Session Meeting, and monthly Status and Management Reports. The place of performance is at the Contractor's facility, and there is no travel requirement. The related federal contract opportunity is Solicitation FA701424R0026 for Judge Advocate Litigation Support Services for the Department of the Air Force Headquarters District Washington.
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FA7014‐XX-X-XXXX
IDIQ LITIGATION SUPPORT CONTRACT
PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
FOR
TASK ORDER #1
M365 SHAREPOINT DEVELOPER
TBD
1. INTRODUCTION
The Judge Advocate General’s Corps (AF/JA) provides a full range of legal services to the
Department of the Air Force and combatant commands. The AF/JA represents the interests of its clients in civil, administrative, and criminal justice processes involving a broad range of practice areas including military justice, environmental, aviation, international, tort, medical, civilian, and military personnel, administrative, third-party litigation, and acquisition law in various forums such as federal and state courts, and administrative boards. The IDIQ Litigation Support contract provides a wide range of professional legal support services to AF/JA, including Specialized
Professional Services under Section 1.1.17 (a) in the PWS.
1.1 PURPOSE
The purpose of this Task Order is to provide AF/JA with an M365 SharePoint developer to create customized SharePoint solutions for our organization.
1.2 SCOPE
The Contractor will provide an M365 SharePoint developer who will be responsible for advanced configuration and customization the Government’s SharePoint sites (on Government systems) according to the Program Manager’s specifications. The SharePoint developer will provide training and technical guidance for a variety of areas including systems design, systems development, systems testing and deployment, and support for quality assurance, configuration management, systems documentation, and continued SharePoint development maintenance.
This Task Order will address some the following concerns:
• Performing a current state assessment of workflows and documentation to streamline the overall user process (e.g., minimizing email traffic)
• Maximizing SharePoint features
• Implementing and managing security features (privacy concerns and permissions)
This Task Order will include, but is not limited to, tasks listed in the table below. The Program
Manager and Contractor will mutually agree on due dates for each task and the Contractor shall meet all deadlines within 100% of the time. Contractor will document due dates and status on all tasks in the Status and Management Reports.
Task Goal
Assess current SharePoint sites Perform assessment of current SharePoint sites and make suggestions on how to maximize SharePoint features.
Assess current SharePoint sites
Permission Groups
Perform assessment of current SharePoint sites permission groups and make suggestions on how to streamline groups to manage security concerns.
Utilize Power BI for reporting Utilize Power BI to generate reports and export from
SharePoint into a format that maintains the graphic dashboards.
Utilize Power Apps to create advanced SharePoint forms that
Utilize Power Apps to create advanced SharePoint forms that recognize users and automatically populates their recognize users Global Address List information once they open the form.
Assess existing forms and make suggestions on how to update them for maximum efficiency.
Utilize Power Apps to create advanced SharePoint forms with cascading sections
Utilize Power Apps to create advanced SharePoint forms with cascading lookup sections of information. Assess existing forms and make suggestions on how to update them for maximum efficiency.
Utilize Power Apps to consolidate information from multiple
SharePoint sites’ lists
Utilize Power Apps to pull information from multiple
SharePoint sites’ lists into one SharePoint site list for consolidation.
Utilize Power Automate to create advanced flows
Utilize Power Automate to create advanced automated cloud flows. Assess existing cloud flows and make suggestions on how to update them for maximum efficiency.
1.3 REQUIRED SKILLS (Knowledge, Skills, Abilities [KSAs])
The Contractor is responsible for providing personnel with the necessary level of experience to support the tasks. KSAs include but are not limited to:
• Three years of government or commercial development experience with M365 Office applications.
• Extensive knowledge of M365 SharePoint, Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power BI.
• Microsoft Certification in Power Platform or equivalent, required (ex: Power Platform
Developer; Power Automate Developer; Power BI Analyst).
• Proficiency with front-end programming languages, and the ability to solve complex software issues.
2 DELIVERABLES
The Contractor shall provide all deliverable(s) in the table listed below. All deliverables shall be submitted to the COR, unless otherwise agreed upon.
Sequence
Number Description
PWS
Paragraph(s)
DUE DATE
DELIVERY
A003 Transition Out Plan 4.8
At time of submission of its proposal and updated as required.
By email to the
COR and Program
Manager in MS
Word format
A004
Project Kick-off /
Planning Session
Meeting Minutes
1.2.4
Within five (5) business days of task order award
By email to the
COR and Program
Manager in MS
MEETING SCHEDULE
Meeting Type Frequency Audience
Project Kick-off/Planning Session Once Government (Program Manager, COR, Client team)/Contractor (Program/Project Manager, SharePoint developer)
Government/Contractor Weekly
Sync
Weekly
Conference Call
Government (Program Manager, Client team)/Contractor (Program/Project Manager, SharePoint developer)
Government/Contractor Monthly
Update Status Meeting
Monthly
Conference Call
Government (Program Manager, COR, Client
Rep)/Contractor (Program/Project Manager, SharePoint developer)
3. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED INFORMATION/PROPERTY
3.1 Government Furnished Property, Equipment, Material, Information, or Services:
The Government will provide access to relevant Government organizations, information, documentation, associated materials, and systems as required and available. The Government will not furnish property or services for this requirement.
4. GENERAL INFORMATION
4.1 Hours of Operation:
The Contractor is responsible for conducting business for their specific site or facility. Contractor shall be available during core hours of 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST, Monday thru Friday except
Federal holidays. The Contractor must always maintain an adequate workforce for the uninterrupted performance of all tasks defined within the PWS.
4.2 Place of Performance:
The Contractor should plan to provide accommodations for any personnel used to support this requirement.
4.3 Travel: None
Sequence
Number Description
PWS
Paragraph(s)
DUE DATE
DELIVERY
Word format
A011 Status and
Management Report 1.2.3
10th business day of each month
By email to the
COR and Program
Manager in MS
Word format
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