RFP Attachment 3 Key Personnel Desired Qualifications REV 1.pdf
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This document contains key personnel qualifications desired for a federal contract to provide integrated voice networks. The contract was awarded on August 27, 2019 to COLSA Corporation in the amount of $4,547,964 by the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command. The contract requires personnel including a Computer Scientist Level II, Computer Systems Analyst Level III, and Telecommunications Mechanic Level II. Desired qualifications for these positions include education and experience requirements related to software development, database administration, and maintenance and repair of voice communications systems such as the AN/STC-2(V) and MARCOM IVCS. Relevant experience includes programming, testing, and training on these systems.
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Attachment 3
Key Personnel Desired Qualifications
REVISION 1
N66001-19-R-0129 Source Selection Information
1 See FAR 2.101 and 3.104
The work, as defined by the Statement of Work (SOW), is expected to be accomplished by a mixture of professional and technical personnel. The contractor shall provide personnel who are fully qualified and competent to perform the full range of tasks described in the SOW. The desired qualifications for key personnel to perform under this contract are stated below.
Note: Years of specialized experience may be counted towards years of general experience.
1. COMPUTER SCIENTIST, LEVEL II
a. Education:
i. Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in computer science, software engineering, mathematics, the physical sciences or engineering from an accredited college or university.
Substitution: The degree may be substituted with five (5) years of additional specialized experience with AN/STC-2(V) CSP-3C Assembly Language.
b. Experience:
Ten (10) years general experience:
i. Experience of software design, software development, analysis, test, and documentation of computer programs hosted on militarized hardware.
ii. Experience providing development and lifecycle software support for the AN/STC-2(V) voice communications system.
iii. Experience maintaining, developing, and using client and host computer operating systems.
iv. Experience writing, maintaining, and modifying lifecycle software supporting the development and maintenance of digital telephone switching systems and their interfaces.
Five (5) years specialized experience:
i. Experience writing and maintaining computer programs for the AN/STC-2(V) system using Communicating Sequential Process (CSP-3C) compiler, C++ programming language, Ada programming language, and other development languages.
ii. Experience maintaining, manipulating and developing Sequential Query Language (SQL) for UNIX operating system, Microsoft Windows operating system, Ingres or Oracle databases, C++, and Ada development languages for software development lifecycle support.
Three (3) years specialized experience:
i. Experience writing and maintaining the computer database for the MARCOM Integrated
Voice Communications System (IVCS) system using Microsoft Access and C++ programming language.
ii. Experience administering, troubleshooting, testing, and training personnel on the
MARCOM IVCS system.
2 See FAR 2.101 and 3.104
2. COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST, LEVEL III
a. Education:
i. Bachelor of Science (BS) degree or Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in computer information systems or business information systems or equivalent from an accredited college or university.
ii. Substitution: Associate’s degree from an accredited college/technical institute and five (5) years of Integrated Voice Communications System (IVCS) experience.
b. Experience:
Five (5) years general experience:
i. Design, development and maintenance of business computer applications across multiple user platforms and operating systems.
Three (3) years specialized experience:
i. Design, development and maintenance of business applications using UNIX and Microsoft
Windows operating systems. Experience in design, development, and maintenance of accounting applications using SQL for Ingres or Oracle database.
3. TELECOMMUNICATIONS MECHANIC, LEVEL II
a. Education:
i. Associate of Science (AS) degree in engineering (e.g. electrical/electronic/mechanical), computer science, software engineering, mathematics, physical sciences, or related field from an accredited college or university.
ii. Substitution: The Associate’s degree may be substituted by graduation from an accredited electronics technical institute or successful completion of military school designed to train personnel for independent performance in electronic maintenance, AND three (3) additional years of general experience in support of electronic communications systems installation, test and maintenance and preparation of design plans and bills of material.
b. Experience:
Ten (10) years general experience:
i. Use of electronic test equipment in the checkout and repair of complex electrical/electronic circuits.
ii. Experience with installing, testing, troubleshooting, maintaining, and repairing shipboard telephony systems and other digital telephone switching systems, including attendant consoles, power supplies, and computer data circuits required in shipboard switching, and other telecommunications systems.
iii. Experience in U.S. Navy shipboard installation of Interior Voice Communications Systems.
Five (5) years specialized experience:
3 See FAR 2.101 and 3.104
i. Programming, troubleshooting, repairing, modifying, testing, and training personnel on the
AN/STC-2(V) IVCS.
Three (3) years specialized experience:
i. Experience administrating, troubleshooting, repairing, modifying, testing and training personnel on the MARCOM IVCS.
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