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This document is a Sources Sought Notice (SSN) Response Template for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) seeking enterprise systems integration and compliance services. The template requires potential contractors to provide detailed company profiles and technical capabilities related to supporting critical IRS enterprise applications including EAIB, NTIN, DUPTIN, MeF, AppDynamics, Splunk, and API Gateway. Key technical requirements include expertise in webMethods components, REST and SOAP web services, CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, containerization technologies, and application monitoring.

The response template evaluates potential contractors across two primary sections: company profile and technical capability. Respondents must demonstrate capabilities in managing complex enterprise application environments, specifically addressing transition risks, staffing readiness, experience with specific technical platforms, and ability to support ongoing development, modernization, and operational maintenance. The solicitation appears focused on finding vendors with advanced integration, monitoring, and deployment skills for sophisticated IRS enterprise technology ecosystems, with particular emphasis on technical depth in webMethods, AppDynamics, and modern DevOps practices.

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Part I Company Profile

Sources Sought Notice (SSN) Response Template
Part I: Company Profile
NumberQuestionsAnswers
1Company Name and Address
2Company technical Point of Contact (POC) and Contract Lead POC information to include name, title, telephone number, and email address
3Provide Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code.
4List active governmentwide contracts that your company has been awarded (Government Wide Acquisition Contract (GWACs), Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQs), and Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) – include applicable Special Item Number (SIN) include current Contract Number and Task Area(s) appropriate for this notice.
5Identify Business Classification / Socio-Economic Status (e.g., large, small, 8(a), women owned, hub-zone, SDB, ANC, Service-Disabled Veteran Owned)
6Contract holder’s capability statement that addresses organizational and staff experience and expertise.
7Provide a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) to a capability website for your company.

Part II Technical Capability

Sources Sought Notice (SSN) Response Template
Part II: Technical Capability
NumberQuestionsYes/NoAnswers
1Based on the provided information, would your company submit a proposal?
2Does your company provide this service commercially?
3Does your company have similar or previous experience with the type of work outlined?
4Does your company have the capability to perform the required services?
5Does your company have the capability to meet the period of performance schedule requested?
6Does your company have the capabilities and skill set to set-up requirements and ensure the structure, processes, workflows, and tools are in place to execute this requirement?
7Does your company have the staff needed (on Day 1) to transition into ongoing development, modernization and enhancement, and operations and maintenance (O&M) support for the existing IRS EAIB, NTIN, DUPTIN, MeF, AppDynamics, Splunk, and API GW applications?
8What risks would your company identify with completing a timely transition to support IRS EAIB, NTIN, DUPTIN, MeF, AppDynamics, Splunk, and API GW application? How long would you recommend for transition and onboarding?
9Please describe your experience providing expertise, strategic advisory services, and operational support to IRS EAIB, NTIN, DUPTIN, MeF, Splunk, and API GW applications.
10Please describe your experience with: webMethods components (Integration Server, Universal Messaging, Deployer, MWS, OFI), webMethods services (Flow, Java), REST and SOAP-based web services, webMethods adapters (e.g., file, IBM MQ), configuring and managing message queues (JMS, IBM MQ), Microservices Runtime, and implementing security in webMethods.
11Please describe your experience of using AppDynamics for monitoring key health metrics for Linux, JVM, and webMethods (e.g., MQ connection, listener state, JMS connection, trigger, and queue depth).
12Please describe your experience with CI/CD pipelines and tools (e.g., Ansible, GitHub, Jenkins, Nexus), Infrastructure as Code, and containerization of applications (e.g., webMethods services) for deployment in Kubernetes/OpenShift.

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