WBC legacy bioassay data transfer from Oracle to SQL database

The Department of Energy Office of Science is seeking contractors to perform a specialized data migration project at Brookhaven National Laboratory's Radiological Control Division. The primary objective is to transfer whole-body count (WBC) legacy bioassay data from an existing Oracle database to a new SQL database environment. Contractors must demonstrate technical capabilities to execute a complex data migration process involving database connectivity, data mapping, loading, and validation using SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA). The pre-solicitation notice is specifically a Request for Information (RFI) aimed at identifying qualified vendors who can meet the technical requirements outlined in the Statement of Work. Interested contractors are requested to submit capabilities statements via email by June 16, 2025, detailing their approach to meeting the project's specific technical requirements.

This pre-solicitation opportunity is not designated with any specific set-aside status, indicating it is open to a broad range of contractors. While the exact budget or award value is not explicitly stated in the documents, the project appears to be a targeted, technical data migration effort with specific scope and requirements. The project timeline suggests implementation in 2025, with the Statement of Work dated April 30, 2025, and the response deadline set for June 16, 2025. The data migration involves transferring information from the Apex-Invivo system, which will require precise technical expertise in database management, migration protocols, and validation processes. Contractors will need to demonstrate proficiency in Oracle and SQL database systems, as well as the ability to connect, map, load, and verify data integrity during the transfer process.