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This document provides an appendix outlining information systems and technologies that may be covered under a contract vehicle. The appendix lists nine information systems including the Automated Performance Evaluation System, Marine Corps Financial Integrated Analysis System, and Total Force Data Warehouse. Technologies that may be supported encompass operating systems such as Microsoft Windows Server and Red Hat Enterprise Linux, middleware including IBM Cognos Business Intelligence and Oracle WebLogic, software languages like C#, COBOL, and Java, and database technologies such as DB2, Oracle Database, and PL/SQL. Build systems, infrastructure, and CI/CD tools referenced include Amazon CloudWatch, Jenkins, Puppet, and Splunk.

The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number MR21-014 for Technology Services Organization information technology migration, integration and modernization support services for the United States Marine Corps. Interested offerors should review the attached draft performance work statement for response instructions.

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Appendix A This Appendix provides an example of the information systems and technologies that may be covered by this contract vehicle. The details provided are likely to change as the information systems evolve to meet customer needs and information technology trends.

1. Information Systems

a. Automated Performance Evaluation System (APES)

b. Marine Corps Financial Integrated Analysis System (MCFIAS)

c. Marine Corps Total Force System (MCTFS)

d. Marine Online (MOL)

e. Requirements Transition and Manpower Management System (RTAMMS)

f. Standard Accounting, Budgeting & Reporting System (SABRS)

g. Total Force Data Warehouse (TFDW)

h. Total Force Retention System (TFRS)

i. Web-Based Manpower Assignment Support System (WEBMASS)

2. Technologies

a. Operating Systems

i. Microsoft Windows Server

ii. Red Hat Enterprise Linux

iii. z/OS

b. Middleware

i. International Business Machines (IBM) Cognos Business Intelligence (BI)

ii. Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS)

iii. Oracle WebLogic

c. Frameworks

i. Angular

ii. Microsoft .NET Framework

iii. Prime Faces

d. Software Languages

i. Assembler

ii. C#

iii. Command List (CLIST)

iv. Common Business-Oriented Language (COBOL)

v. Customer Information Control System (CICS)

vi. Fortran

vii. Java

viii. Java Script

ix. Job Control Language (JCL)

x. Roscoe

e. Database Technologies

i. Adabase

ii. DB2

iii. Oracle Databse

iv. Oracle Real Application Cluster (RAC) RAC

v. Procedural Language/Structured Query Language (PL/SQL)

f. Build Systems, infrastructure, and CI/CD Tools

i. Amazon CloudWatch

ii. Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute

iii. Bower

iv. Grunt

v. Gulp

vi. IBM ISPW

vii. Jenkins

viii. Maven

ix. Puppet

x. Sonatype Nexus

xi. Splunk

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