SAS-to-AWS Migration and ETL Development
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This subcontract focuses on the SAS-to-AWS Migration and ETL Development for prime contractors supporting the Department of Justice Office of Research and Evaluation. The primary objective is the migration of 35 TB of data to AWS GovCloud and the conversion of legacy SAS programs into SQL, Python, and R. The project involves implementing robust ETL/ELT pipelines to ensure a fully operational data environment. Technical execution will utilize a suite of AWS tools, including AWS DMS, Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL, MWAA, and AWS Step Functions. Classified under NAICS code 541511, the effort ensures that structured datasets are securely transitioned and modernized within the government cloud infrastructure.
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Cloud Based Data Management, Analytics, and Reporting Solution to Replace SAS
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