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RECOVERY - THIS NOTICE IS PROVIDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY - THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION. This opportunity is a modification to an existing task order.

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The contract is a modification to an existing task order originally awarded to Electronic Data Systems, LLC by the United States Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency (FSA) for database management services. The modification is funded through the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009 and focuses on supporting the upgrade and migration of FSA application databases, specifically the transition to SQL Server 2005. The Database Management Office (DBMO) manages hundreds of databases that support critical FSA functions such as farm programs, loans, financial, and administrative applications. As technology advances, this migration aims to enhance database performance, reliability, and responsiveness to better serve FSA Service Center customers and staff. The work under this modification includes providing skilled resources for planning, designing, and implementing the database upgrade while ensuring minimal disruption to ongoing service delivery. It also involves supporting vendor maintenance, technical support, and the application of performance analysis tools for proactive database health monitoring. The contract modification is a firm fixed price award, competitively procured, with an estimated value between $900,000 and $1,000,000, and will remain effective through the first option period. The place of performance is Kansas City, Missouri, and the primary contracting classification falls under NAICS code 541511 for custom computer programming services.

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Contract modifies database upgrade to SQL Server 2005 for USDA Farm Service Agency, fixed-price $900K-$1M.

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541511 - Custom Computer Programming Services

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USDA/FSA 6501 Beacon Drive, KANSAS CITY, MO, 64133, USA

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RECOVERY - THIS NOTICE IS PROVIDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY - THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION. This opportunity is a modification to an existing task order. This notice is for informational purposes only and is intended to provide notification of the use of funds authorized under the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009 on this contract. The United States Department of Agriculture, Farm Service Agency awarded a contract to Electronic Data Systems, LLC on 6/21/2008 for FSA - Database Management Office (DBMO). The FSA Database Management Office (DBMO) currently supports several hundred databases across FSA's environments. These databases manage and secure the data for the FSA farm programs, farm loan program, financial, and administrative applications. As the database technology advances, the databases must be upgraded to leverage the increased performance that is required by the applications that support the FSA Service Center customers and staff. Highly skilled resources are needed for this effort to ensure that optimum technical decisions are made and implemented. The migration effort is needed in order to complete the migration objectives while DBMO also supports the existing legacy system databases, so that the other planned activities and schedules of FSA application development projects are not delayed. Award of this modification will permit DBMO to continue the database migration effort with contractor staff resources proficient in the business intelligence skill set necessary to support the FSA database migration effort. Overall, migrating the databases and proactively analyzing the performance metrics will improve the reliability and responsiveness of FSA farm program applications that are delivered to the FSA Service Center customers. This action is to fund a contract modification with Recovery Act funds. The nature of work sought under this task order modification consists of the following major categories of work functions: - Support the migration of FSA application databases by providing: - Sufficient, skilled resources for planning, designing and supporting the SQL Server 2005 database upgrade and migration effort. - Provide a migration plan and a process that is designed and implemented so that it does not adversely impact the delivery of any of the FSA services. - Provide resources to support the upgrade so that vendor maintenance and technical support will continue. - Provide resources to support the configuration, tuning, and application of the Database Performance Analysis tools that enable the database administrators to proactively maintain the health and performance of the databases. General Procurement Information The task order award is a firm fixed price contract that was awarded competitively. The project magnitude of the modification is estimated between $900,000 and $1,000,000. This modification will be effective for the duration of option period one. The NACIS code is 541511. The appropriate Treasury Account Symbol is TAS::120599::TAS.

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