IEP 2.0 SLOs Extract for RFI Responses.xlsx

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For relevant Service Level Objectives (SLOs) listed on the RFI SLO Extract tab please provide feedback in the "Comments" or "Approach/Recommendation" columns of the SLO Feedback Comment tab
We are looking for your opinion on clarity, appropriateness of service level measure.
Additionally, you may recommend a more effective or meaningful measure of performance.
For comments or questions that need to be addressed on a specific SLO, please fill in the "Comments" column.
For proposed solutions or improvements to specific SLOs, please fill in the "Approach/Recommendation" column.

RFI SLO Extract

IndexWhat service area in the PWS -Proposed Performance Measure/StandardAcceptable Quality Level (AQL)Contractor Reporting Document
Contractor Reporting FrequencyPrimary Monitoring ApproachPenalty for not meeting AQL
100IEP Service and Program Integration ServicesSuccessful publication of stakeholder satisfaction survey.100.00%- Contractor report
- QuarterlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
110IEP Service and Program Integration ServicesInclusion of all stakeholders (identified and approved by IRS) in stakeholder satisfaction survey.100.00%- Contractor report
- QuarterlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
120IEP Service and Program Integration ServicesPortal Service and Program Integration Services Reporting:

• Managed Service Provider reporting provides sufficient, accurate data for the Government to make informed decisions regarding programmatic, strategic, and financial planning

• Managed Service Provider provides prompt communication of, acknowledgements and resolution to issues and/or complaints

• Financial reporting is accurate and enables the COTR and CO to monitor the contract and ensure that expenditures are kept within budget constraints.90.00%- Contractor report
- AnnuallyContractor Self-reporting; Trend AnalysisAward Term impact
130IEP Service and Program Integration ServicesCommunications Plan adequately describes Managed Service Provider's stakeholder engagement approach to ensure customer satisfaction.100.00%- Contractor report
- AnnuallyContractor delivered planTBD
140IEP Service and Program Integration ServicesThe Managed Service Provider routinely report Service Level Objectives metrics.99.99%- Contractor report
- Monthly1.3.5 The Contractor shall support all changes as needed by the IRS to the underlying SLO for Performance Targets around Requests, Changes and Releases on the IEP. The Contractor shall routinely report Service Level Objectives metrics.TBD
200InfrastructureTimely and detailed updates to configuration management system to enable infrastructure analysis. Same day as change.99.00%Contractor Reporting Document
Contractor Reporting FrequencyInspectionTBD
300Application HostingIncident Management: Incident Response Time (Production) for:

- Priority 1 incidents (within 15 minutes) and

- Priority 2 incidents (within 1 hour) as per IRM 2.148.295.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
301Application HostingIncident Management: Incident Notification Time (Production) for10/29/2021

- Priority 1 incidents (within 15 minutes) and

- Priority 2 incidents (within 1 hour) as per IRM 2.148.295.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
302Application HostingIncident Management: Incident Target Resolution Time (Production) for:

- Priority 1 incidents (within 4 hours) and

- Priority 2 incidents (within 8 hours) as per IRM 2.148.295.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
303Application HostingIncident Management: Incident Response Time (Production) for:

- Priority 3 incidents (within 4 hours) and

- Priority 4 incidents (within 1 day) as per IRM 2.148.295.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
304Application HostingIncident Management: Incident Notification Time (Production) for10/29/2021

- Priority 3 incidents (within 5 hours) and

- Priority 4 incidents (within 1.5 days) as per IRM 2.148.2.95.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
305Application HostingIncident Management: Incident Target Resolution Time (Production) for:

- Priority 3 incidents (within and 2 business days)

- Priority 4 incidents (4 business days) as per IRM 2.148.2.95.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
306Application HostingIncident Management: Incident Response Time (Non-Production) for:

-Priority 3 incidents (within 8 hours) and

- Priority 4 incidents (2 days) as per IRM 2.148.2.95.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
307Application HostingIncident Management: Incident Notification Time (Non-Production) for:

- Priority 3 incidents (within 12 hours) and

- Priority 4 incidents (2.5 day) as per IRM 2.148.2.95.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
308Application HostingIncident Management: Incident Target Resolution Time (Non-Production) for:

- Priority 3 incidents (within 3 business days) and

- Priority 4 incidents (5 business days) as per IRM 2.148.2.95.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
309Application HostingService Desk: Service Desk Responses for Non Production activities are within the following timeframes:

a) New User Access – 24 hours

b) Password reset – 4 hours

c) General information - 5 days - unless otherwise defined

d) New virtual environments provisioning - 5 days - unless otherwise defined

e) Log files - continuous

f) Existing user log-in to assigned non-production environment 24x795.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
311Application HostingConfiguration Change Management: Portal Web Hosting Service applications changes successfully deployed as per schedule in ticket97.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
312Application HostingDeployment of high priority patches is completed on schedule97.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
313Application HostingApplications maintain availability after patch deployment or rollback99.99%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
314Application HostingGap of time between a patch release and its deployment is less than 10 days97.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
315Application HostingAll patch planned vulnerabilities are addressed with planned deployment99.00%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
320Application HostingCapacity Utilization (Production) - Number of days capacity utilization is in excess of 80% of the provisioned capacityLess than 3 days above 80%- Contractor Reporting Document
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
321Application HostingCapacity Utilization (Production) - Number of days required to adjust the provisioned capacity with target utilization.TBD- Contractor Reporting Document
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
322Application HostingCapacity Utilization (Non-Production) - Number of days capacity utilization is in excess of 80% of the provisioned capacityLess than 3 days above 80%- Contractor Reporting Document
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
323Application HostingCapacity Utilization (Non-Production) - Number of days required to adjust the provisioned capacity with target utilization.TBD- Contractor Reporting Document
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
330Application HostingWeb Hosting Support: Web Hosting Service Availability to RUP and EUP application services as measured from end-user access environment. Inclusive of contractor maintenance activities99.90%- Contractor Reporting Document
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
331Application HostingWeb Hosting Support: Web Hosting Service Availability (non-production) – Cumulative monthly availability of Managed Service Provider managed non-production environments based on infrastructure monitoring and reporting tools. This excludes planned down time such as patching. Inclusive of contractor maintenance activities.99.90%- Contractor Reporting Document
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
340Application HostingProblem Management: Root cause analysis for Priority 1 and 2 Problem candidates completed within 30 days of second incident90.00%- Contractor Reporting Document
- MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
400SecuritySecurity Vulnerability Remediation
Percentage of critical and high vulnerabilities remediated in the required timeframe as per IRS Internal Revenue Manual100.00%- Security Status and Reports
- MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Periodic Inspection
Random Sampling2% of Security invoice
410SecuritySecurity POA&M Remediation - Percentage of security deficiencies remediated and closed in Treasury FISMA Information Management System (TFIMS) within the agreed to timeframe.90%- Security Status and Reports
- MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Trend Analysis2% of Security invoice
420SecurityVerify effective Security Operations are in place:

• Ensure all reporting is timely and accurate.

• Ensure all data feeds are maintained per requirements.

• Ensure activities are executed according to Security Services Process plans and documents.

• All status reports and actions for the month are addressed and signed off by IRS IEP Authorizing Official or Authorizing Official Designated Representative (AODR)100.00%- Security Status and Reports
- MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Periodic Inspection
Random Sampling6% of Portal Security invoice
500Application ServicesIRS.Gov and Microsite Availability – Managed Service Provider proposed measure99.99%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Trend Analysis6% of irs.gov invoice
501Application ServicesWCMS Availability - Monthly cumulative availability of WCMS as measured based on Priority 1 and Priority 2 Production tickets99.99%- SLO Compliance Report
- MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Trend AnalysisNegative CPARS and Award Term impact
510Application ServicesSystem Response Targets – website response time95.00%SLO Compliance Report
MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Customer Feedback, Trend AnalysisNegative CPARS and Award Term impact
511Application ServicesSystem Response Targets – search queries completed in 3 seconds or less99.00%SLO Compliance Report
MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Trend AnalysisNegative CPARS and Award Term impact
512Application ServicesSystem Response Targets – search queries completed in 3 seconds or less99.00%SLO Compliance Report
MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Trend AnalysisNegative CPARS and Award Term impact
513Application ServicesSystem Response Targets – irs.gov application transactions (user interaction with applications) completed in 5 seconds or less95.00%SLO Compliance Report
MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Customer feedback, Trend Analysis6% of Portal Application Services invoice
514Application ServicesSystem Response Targets – irs.gov application transactions (user interaction with applications) completed in 5 seconds or less95.00%SLO Compliance Report
MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Customer feedback, Trend Analysis6% of Portal Application Services invoice
520Application ServicesWCMS - % Successful content updates.
Content updates (including pages, files, user interfaces, templates and style sheets) to the Web Content Management System must be publicly available 30 minutes or less following completion of the publishing action within the WCMS.99.99%SLO Compliance Report
MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Customer feedback, Trend AnalysisNegative CPARS and Award Term impact
521Application ServicesWCMS - % Successful content updates.
100% of content updates (including user interfaces, templates and style sheets) to the Content Management System must be publicly available on all access sites, with all stale instances flushed from any IEP Web hosting cache components, within 30 minutes or less of completion of the CMS "publish" task by CMS user if published via CMS workflow: CMS “publish” action if published via CMS manual publish; or CMS publish date/time if published via scheduled publishing99.99%SLO Compliance Report
MonthlyContractor Self-reporting; Customer feedback, Trend AnalysisNegative CPARS and Award Term impact
530Application ServicesApplication Development
All Managed Service Provider developed applications are available for use after completion of the deployment and there is no outage attributed to the application development.95.00%SLO Compliance Report (During Transition, As required for new products and services)Test plans and resports are received timely and approved by the IRS.6% of Portal Application Services
531Application ServicesSuccessful completion of the Section 508 test plans and completed test reports for additional products and services or enhancements that are planned for implementation into the new Website environment.100.00%SLO Compliance Report (During Transition, As required for new products and services)Test plans and resports are received timely and approved by the IRS.Negative CPARS and Award Term impact
540Application ServicesImplementation and Provision Services Availability
IEP 1.5 IDIQ Filing Season application readiness100.00%AnnuallyContractor Self-reporting; Trend AnalysisAward Term impact
541Application ServicesAvailability of file transfer functionality99.99%- Contractor Reporting Document
- QuarterlyContractor self reportingTBD
542Application ServicesUpload file round-trip response time within 1 second for a file up to size of 5 gigabytes99.50%- Contractor Reporting Document
- QuarterlyContractor self reportingTBD
543Application ServicesBulk file upload throughput of at least 5 gigabytes per second99.50%- Contractor Reporting Document
- QuarterlyContractor self reportingTBD
544Application ServicesFile transfer success rate (file transfer success defined as file transferred without corruption).99.50%- Contractor Reporting Document
- QuarterlyContractor self reportingTBD
545Application ServicesFile transfer function capability successfully transmits files without corruption100.00%- Contractor Reporting Document
- QuarterlyContractor self reportingTBD
546Application ServicesFile security (in transit and at rest upon completion) – All files in transit during upload and download and at rest upon completion of upload are protected from unauthorized or accidental access or exposure100.00%- Contractor Reporting Document
- QuarterlyContractor self reportingTBD
547Application ServicesMSP Section 508 Compliance -
For Managed Service Provider (MSP) developed applications, the MSP resolved all Section 508-related issues prior to deployment to Production in accordance with IRS policies and Legislative mandates.99.00%- Contractor Reporting Document
- Periodic, upon releaseContractor self reportingTBD
550Application ServicesPublic User Portal (PUP) Application Availability - Application availability as measured from end-user points of presence99.99%SLO Compliance Report
MonthlyContractor Self-reportingTBD
600Transition ServicesTBDTBDTBDTBDTBD
700IRS Cloud Workload Intgegration ServicesTBDTBDTBDTBDTBD

SLO FeedbackComment References Index No. Service Area Performance Standard Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) Contractor Reporting Document Contractor Reporting Frequency Primary Monitoring Approach Penalty for not meeting AQL Comment or Question Approach/ Recommendation

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