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4.0 SYSTEM ENGINEERING AND DESIGN FUNCTION.The objective of the System Engineering and Design function is to address the systems, database development, and customization support service resources for systems and their software life cycle phases at all organizational levels. The contractor may be tasked to provide: 4.1. Technical and management advice, studies, analysis, design and operational implementation resources support for information technology systems and software engineering, including architectures, data management strategies, statements of work, requirements analysis, alternatives analyses, feasibility studies, cost/benefit analyses, operational plans, strategies development and implementation. Examples of the type of tasks to be done include but are not limited to: 4.1.1. Telecommunications and network planning and engineering support from requirement identification through the implementation and lifecycle support phases; 4.1.2. Project and program support for measurement and validation of existing and emerging requirements for desktop and network applications, including local, regional and system-wide operations; 4.1.3. Life cycle acquisition management support in such areas as mission analysis, investment analysis, development of evaluation criteria, risk analysis and mitigation, in-service management, and support in preparation of all related analysis and documentation 4.1.4. Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS), non developmental item (NDI) and reuse issues support; 4.1.5. Systems performance measurement and operational capability demonstration support to include preparing and implementing test and evaluation plans, schedules and document results; 4.1.6. Management recommendations development and review support; 4.1.7. Web enabled, object and other emerging technologies support; 4.1.8. Internet systems architecture and webmaster support; 4.1.9. Corporate or local Private/Public Key (PKI) Architecture or equivalent technology development, to include tokens; 4.2. Identify models to describe relationships between actual operational practices/performance and recommended practices/performance, tools for modeling and validating operational procedures; develop tools for modeling and validating operational procedures and operations, and conduct simulation studies to quantify the value of current systems for new or improved procedures. 4.3. Prepare, review, analyze and/or provide inputs to technical program documentation including test plans and schedules and requirements determination |
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