Database Architecture and Data Migration
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This subcontract for Database Architecture and Data Migration involves the design and implementation of secure database structures for prime contractors working on ILO projects in Somalia. The scope of work includes database normalization, SQL and NoSQL implementation, data mapping, and the execution of migration scripts to transition data from legacy systems. A critical requirement for this engagement is specialized expertise in ensuring data encryption both at rest and in transit. The primary deliverables for this contract are optimized database schemas and fully migrated data sets. Classified under NAICS code 541513, the project is managed by the ILO and will be performed on-site in Somalia. The contract was posted on November 6, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of rfx_12303_ROAF.
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Service Contract for an IT Service Provider to Design, Develop and Deploy a Migrant Worker Registration and Management System (MWRMS) in Somalia. Please check the tender documentation on how to contact the Buyer
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