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District of Columbia Retirement Board(DCRB)Request for Proposals for Senior Level .Net DevelopmentProfessional ServicesSolicitation Number: DCRB-16-019Release Date: March 11, 2016Eric Stanchfield, Executive Director900 7th Street, N.W. Second Floor, Washington, DC 20001
SOLICITATION, OFFER, AND AWARD2. Contract Number3. Solicitation Number1. CaptionPage of Pages4. Type of Solicitation5. Date IssuedSealed Bid (IFB)Set Aside (CBE Market)Sole SourceOpen with Sub-Contracting Set AsideHuman Care AgreementsDCRB-16-019Other than Full and Open CompetitionEmergency8. Address Offer to:7. Issued By:District of Columbia Retirement BoardProcurement900 7th Street, NW, 2nd FloorWashington, DC 20001426. Type of Marketx OpenX Sealed Proposals (RFP)RB-16-0191Senior Level .Net Developer3/11/2016Limited CompetitionDistrict of Columbia Retirement BoardProcurement900 7th Street, NW, 2nd FloorWashington, DC 20001NOTE: In sealed bid solicitations "offer" and offeror" means "bid" and "bidder"SOLICITATION9. Sealed offers in original andAbove Adresslocated atcopies for furnishing the supplies or services in the Schedule will be received at the place specified in Item 8, if hand carried to the bid counter1or if electronically, send to place specified in Item 10. Cuntil17:00(Hour)31-Mar-16local time(Date)CAUTION: Late Submissions, Modifications and Withdrawals: See Solicitation. All offers are subject to all terms & conditions contained in this solicitation.10. ForInformationContact(X)A. NameF Neda BolourianSectionXXXXXXXXXxxxxxxxxDescriptionB. Telephone(Area Code)(Number)202343-320011. Table of ContentsPage No. (X)SectionArticle I. DCRB Objectives and RequirementsAOverviewBScope of ServicesCDeliverablesMinimum Qualifications and Proposal RequiremetnsDEProposalsFPoint of ContactGQuestions and RFP AmendmentHProposal PreparationIEvaluation of ProposalsARTICLE II. GENERAL TERMS AND ationDSole PropertyEContractual RequirementsFComplete ContractGProhibition against Contingent xxxxxxxxxxxC. E-mail Address(Ext)dcrb.procurement@dc.govDescriptionPage No.ISeverabilityJNoticesKMaintenance of Books and RecordsLTermination for Cause/ConvenienceMWarrantyNSuccessor ContractOTaxesPPayment and InvoicingQDispute ResolutionRInspection of goods and ServicesSSecurity and Background ChecksTGoverning LawsUFreedom of Information ActVInsurance RequirementsAPPENDIX A - Board Lock-Out RuleAPPENDIX B - Procurement and Conflict of Interest RulesAPPENDIX C - DCRB’s PII Policy dated August 28, 2013APPENDIX D - DCRB’s Information Security Policy 001APPENDIX E - DCRB’s Confidentiality ER12. In compliance with the above, the undersigned agrees, if this offer is accepted within120 calendar days from the date for receiptof offers specified above, to furnish any or all items upon which prices are offered at the price set opposite each item, delivered at the designated point(s), within the timespecified herein.10 Calendar days %20 Calendar days %30 Calendar days %Calendar days %13. Discount for Prompt Payment14. Acknowledgement of Amendments (The offerorAmendment NumberDateAmendment NumberDateacknowledges receipt of amendments to theSOLICITATION):15A.Name andAddress ofOfferor(Area Code)16. Name and Title of Person Authorized to Sign Offer/Contract15B. Telephone(Number)(Ext)15 C. Check if remittance addressis different from above - Refer toSection G17. Signature18. Offer DateAWARD (TO BE COMPLETED BY GOVERNMENT)19. Accepted as to Items Numbered22. Name of Contracting Officer (Type or Print)Eric Stanchfield, Executive Director20. Amount21. Accounting and Appropriation23. Signature of Contracting Officer (District of Columbia)24. Award Date
District of Columbia Retirement BoardRFP for Senior Level .Net DeveloperMarch 2016 — Page 2Article I. DCRB Objectives and RequirementsA. OVERVIEWThe District of Columbia Retirement Board (“DCRB”), an independent District of Columbiagovernment agency, is a retirement system that manages assets in excess of 6.1 billion of theTeachers’ Retirement Fund and the Police Officers’ and Firefighters’ Retirement Fund (the “Funds”)on an actuarially sound basis and manages retirement and post-employment benefit programs forparticipants and beneficiaries of those Plans. The DCRB works closely with various externalagencies in administering retirement benefits and disbursements, most notably the U.S. Departmentof Treasury’s Office of District of Columbia Pensions (“ODCP”) in conjunction with the Bureau ofPublic Debt (“BPD”).The DC Retirement Board (DCRB) is seeking a contractor to provide a qualified senior levelApplications Developer with .NET experience to develop and enhance DCRB applications accessiblethrough SharePoint 2010 and 2013. The agency has a growing technological infrastructure thatrequires prompt, professional, and an experienced technician to support the agency’s operations.DCRB is an independent agency of the District of Columbia that administers a public pensionprogram (non-ERISA) for approximately 12,000 active District of Columbia Teachers, Firefighters,and Police Officers (collectively referred to as “Members”). DCRB also provides retirement,disability, and survivor benefits to approximately 14,000 retirees. The Agency’s staff consists ofapproximately 50 employees, and is governed by a 12 member Board of Trustees.B. Scope of ServicesDCRB has a need for one (1) contractor to provide Senior Level .NET Applications Developmentservices to analyze, design, develop and deliver high-quality web-based solutions that leverages the.NET Framework and languages like C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET as well as SharePoint 2010 and 2013platforms on SQL Server 2008 and 2012 database. The Contractor shall deliver custom applicationsto support a variety of strategic mission critical business initiatives throughout the Agency.The Contractor will provide the services which will include:a) Analyze and evaluate complex existing and proposed enterprise-level systems, identifyopportunities for the sharing, automation and reuse of business information via SharePointand web.b) Develop automated database applications, where necessary, using the applicable databasepackages.c) Consistently write, translate, code, and test software programs and applications according tospecifications.d) Design and develop portal applications that integrate with other enterprise systems and thirdparty products.e) Integrate non-SharePoint related services into SharePoint applications as needed.2
District of Columbia Retirement BoardRFP for Senior Level .Net DeveloperMarch 2016 — Page 3f) Prepares new database designs; develops and tests databases and integration connections;supports Quality Assurance/ Quality Control activities for data migration and databasemaintenance.g) Acts as a liaison between project team and users; and by participating in design reviews andtechnical briefings, works to assure that the final application meets the business requirements.h) Participates in writing system documentation, Working under little supervision and assistwith training other developers.This position will work in the DCRB’s office. The Contractor will work under the supervision of theApplications Development Manager who coordinates assignments in terms of scope and objectives.The Contractor carries out the assignments, both independently and within a team framework asneeded given predefined and established protocols while exhibiting initiative, judgment andresourcefulness.Keeps Applications Development Manager or her designee(s) informed of completed tasks, progressof assigned tasks and of potentially controversial matters that may require changes in approach.Completed work is reviewed from an overall performance perspective in terms of timeliness,accuracy and effectiveness in meeting requirements and/or expected results. Contractors mustprovide the resume of the potential candidate for this position detailing conformance with requiredskills, qualifications, education, and preferred skills (if applicable) outlined in Section D.C. DeliverablesThe following details the deliverables/services to be provided to the District of Columbia RetirementBoard in the area of information services.DeliverableDue DateDeliverableDescription of DeliverableDCRB’s AcceptanceCriteriaWithin ten (10)business days ofcontract awardProjectScheduledBased on the Scope of Workidentified in the requirementsdocument a Project Schedule must bedeveloped that provides a timeline forcompletion of the identifiedrequirements, and the description ofwork to be performed. This time linemay be adjusted upon mutual consentof the Board and the Contractor.During this phase the Contractor willplan the data architecture flowincluding wire framing, navigationstructure, site collections, content,and supporting application features.Planning for system architecture,installation, configuration,documentation, training andmaintenance should be developed inThe Project Schedule mustbe comprehensive enoughto meet the deliverableschedule and otherrequirements stated withinthe requirementsdocument.Within 30Applicationcalendar days of Designcontract awardor as determinedby DCRB3During this planning phasethe Contractor will presentthe final design to theBoard and will for review.
District of Columbia Retirement BoardWithin (3-7)business days ofauthorization oras determinedby DCRBProductionReadyApplicationWeekly StatusReport andmeeting eachThursday of theweekWeeklyStatusReports andMeetingRFP for Senior Level .Net DeveloperMarch 2016 — Page 4this phase.The Contractor will submit a fullyfunctioning production readyapplication that meets all definedrequirements. Additionallydocumentation and training to ensurea smooth adoption of the solutionsmust be developedThe Contractor shall provide an oralbriefing to the Board of Trustees, theOperations Committee and seniorstaff when requested by DCRB.A fully functioningapplication that is bug freeand meet the requirementsmust be made available toend users along with userand training.The Contractor will berequired to meet with theBoard and sub-committeesat least two times per year.Other meeting request willbe at the request of DCRBto the Contractor.Support Response TimesCritical and High priority incidents require that DCRB IT management is notified within an hour andthree hours respectively. Notification and management procedures will include email and conferencebridges comprised of the required support personnel to resolve the issues tResolution timeEscalationThresholdCriticalHighImmediateWithin 1 hour4 hours8 hours1 hour4 hourCustomerReportingFrequencyEvery 1 hour3 hoursMediumLowWithin 8 hoursWithin 8 hours3 days1 week1 week1 week1 day3 daysRoot CauseAnalysis (RCA)requiredYesYesNoNoContractors will assign the correct priority level to the reported incident i.e., critical, high, medium,or low (defined below):Critical: Complete failure of production servers, service, software, equipment, network componentor business critical system(s) preventing the operation of key business applications or seriouslyimpacting normal business operations. The incident affects either a group or groups of people or asingle individual performing a critical business function. No work around is available and the outagehas a very high business impact.High: Partial or substantial IT service, system, or component failure causing impacts to the agency’sability to operate significant business processes or applications. Business operations are severelydisrupted or limited. No work around is available. This constitutes a high business impact.Medium: Component or single user failure not affecting the agency’s or user’s ability to operatesignificant business operations. Reasonable work around or manual processes are available.4
District of Columbia Retirement BoardRFP for Senior Level .Net DeveloperMarch 2016 — Page 5Low: Incidents that minimally affect the operation of any IT systems throughout the enterprise.Reasonable work around or manual processes are available.D. Minimum Qualifications and Proposal RequirementsProposals should be as succinct as possible while providing an accurate picture of the firm’s abilityto meet the needs of DCRB in a thorough, accurate, responsive and cost-effective manner.The Contractor must describe your understanding of the services covered by this RFP. Please provideDCRB with information, regarding your approach and methodology to the scope of work.The Contractor must provide the resume highlighting the experience of the individuals who will beassigned to DCRB’s account. The following are the minimum educational and professionalrequirements of the individuals:Education & CertificationTo be considered, incumbent must have at least 10 years of experience designing, developing, anddeploying enterprise-level integrated IT business solutions in the .NET environment including SQLServer Reporting Services (SSRS), SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) and SQL ServerIntegration Services (SSIS).Knowledge & Experiencea) Experience building SharePoint web applications using Visual Studio C#, .NET, MS SQLServer 2008/2012, and XML;b) SQL Server 2008/2012 development including SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), SQLServer Analysis Services (SSAS) and SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS).c) Experience developing custom solutions for SharePoint using SharePoint API, Object Model,web parts web services, workflows, search, site collections/structured) Software development experience including Website design and development experienceusing Microsoft ASP.NET, Visual Studio, SQL Server, Designer 2010, InfoPath, ExcelServices, Windows Workflow Foundation, Silverlight, XML, JSON, REST etc.e) Must possess an in depth understanding of the capabilities of SharePoint Server 2010/2013and Project Server 2010/2013.f) Professional standards-based web development using HTML, CSS, and JavaScriptg) Experience configuring and working with Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)h) Experience creating 3rd party authentication for external partner portals.Preferred Skills (not required to meet the minimum qualifications)a) Familiarity working in Federal and/or Board of Columbia government environmentb) Experience with JAVA and Oracle DBc) Knowledge and/or experience in other Microsoft technologies such as Dynamics GP,Dynamics AX and Dynamics CRM5
District of Columbia Retirement BoardRFP for Senior Level .Net DeveloperMarch 2016 — Page 6d) Knowledge and/or experience in other technologies such as Master Data Management,Component Art, FileNet, Kofax and Lightswitch.e) Team Foundation Server experiencef) Experience in inspection techniques/methods/equipment ISO 20000g) Knowledge of ITIL/FIPS/NIST.NOTE: In executing the above duties and responsibilities, the Contractor is not to perform anyinherently governmental activities, including the development and implementation of DCRB ITpolicy and the direction and supervision of DCRB employees and employees of Board Portalproviders. When working with DCRB staff and other commercial Contractors, the Contractor’s rolewill that of a coordinator or project liaison.Proposals that don’t meet the minimum qualifications will not be considered for contract award.E. PROPOSALSSCHEDULE OF EVENTSThe following is the schedule of events this RFP process. Dates listed below may be amended asappropriate by DCRB and changes will be made available on its web site-www.DCRB.dc.gov.ActivityRelease of RFPDeadline for QuestionsDCRB Response to Contractor’sQuestionsProposal Due DateScheduled DateMarch 11, 2016March 18, 2016March 23, 2016March 31, 2016F. POINT OF CONTACTThis RFP is issued by DCRB and is subject to the Board’s lock-out rule, procurement and conflict ofinterest rules (Appendix A). Further, from the issue date of this RFP until a successful Contractor isselected, there shall be no communication by Contractors with any DCRB Board or staff membersother than the DCRB designee. Failure to comply with this provision of the procurement will resultin Proposal rejection and disqualification.For all matters and questions relating to this RFP the point of contact is:Name:Address:Neda BolourianDistrict of Columbia RetirementBoard900 7th Street NW; Suite 200Washington, D.C. 20001Telephone: (202) 343-3200FAX: (202) 566-5000E-Mail:DCRB.procurement@dc.gov6
District of Columbia Retirement BoardRFP for Senior Level .Net DeveloperMarch 2016 — Page 7G. QUESTIONS AND RFP AMENDMENTAll Contractor questions must be submitted in writing via e-mail by 5:00pm Friday March 18, 2016to Neda Bolourian. All questions must include the name of the firm and the name of the submitter.Responses to all questions received in proper time frames will be made in writing and made availableat www.dcrb.dc.gov.Questions will not be accepted via telephone. No oral communication provided by any DCRB staffwill be considered binding on DCRB.Any interpretation, correction or change to this RFP will be made by an amendment issued byDCRB. Interpretations, corrections or changes to the RFP made in any other manner will not bebinding.No amendments will be issued by DCRB within 48 hours of the final submission date and timewithout a corresponding extension of the submission deadline.H. PROPOSAL PREPARATIONI. GENERALTo expedite the evaluation of Contractor responses (“Proposals”), it is essential that Contractorsfollow the format and instructions contained herein. Failure to respond in this manner may render theproposal, at the sole discretion of DCRB, as non-responsive or otherwise unacceptable and mayresult in disqualification and the elimination of the Contractor from consideration.DCRB will not be liable for any costs incurred by the respondents in preparing responses to this RFPor for negotiations associated with award of a contract.It is the sole responsibility of the respondents to ensure that their responses arrive in a timely manner.DCRB reserves the right to reject any late arrivals.All Proposals submitted become the property of DCRB and may be subject to public disclosure underthe Freedom of Information Act (“Act”).II. SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALSContractors must prepare and submit both a technical proposal and a price proposal separately.Contractors are responsible for submitting the proposal, and any modification, or revisions, so as toreach the DCRB office designated in the solicitation by the time specified in the solicitation.All proposals shall be submitted to the Point of Contact identified in this solicitation in their entirety.An initial validation of all proposals received will be conducted, before they are distributed forevaluation, to ensure that all the requirements for format, content, and page limits established in thesolicitation have been met.7
District of Columbia Retirement BoardRFP for Senior Level .Net DeveloperMarch 2016 — Page 8The DCRB reserves the right to reject any proposal that does not substantially comply with theseproposal preparation/submission instructions.III. WITHDRAWAL/MODIFICATION (S) OF PROPOSALSThe Contractor or an authorized representative may withdraw proposals by written notice received atany time before award. The withdrawal is effective upon receipt of notice by the ContractingOfficer. Proposal modification is a change made to a proposal before the solicitation’s closing dateand time, or made in response to an amendment, or made to correct a mistake at any time beforeaward.Proposal revision is a change to a proposal made after the solicitation closing date, at the request ofor as allowed by a Contracting Officer as the result of negotiations.The Contractor must propose to provide all items in order to be deemed responsive to thissolicitation.1. The Contractor shall submit the proposal in response to this solicitation in English.2. The Contractor may submit modifications to the proposal at any time before the solicitationclosing date and time, and may submit modifications in response to an amendment, or tocorrect a mistake at any time before award.3. The proposal may be withdrawn at any time before award.4. Proposals received in response to this solicitation will be valid for up to 120 days from thereceipt of the proposal.IV. METHOD OF PROPOSAL SUBMISSIONThe Contractor’s proposal must be submitted electronically via email no later than 5:00 PM EasternStandard Time on March 31, 2016. Contractors must comply with the detailed instructions for theformat and content of the proposal (s); if the proposal(s) does not comply with the detailedinstructions for the format and content, the proposal(s) may be considered non-responsive and mayrender the Contractor ineligible for award.Name:TitleAddress:Neda BolourianContract SpecialistDistrict of Columbia RetirementBoard900 7th Street NW; Suite 200Washington, D.C. 20001Telephone: (202) 343-3200FAX: (202) 566-5000E-Mail:DCRB.procurement@dc.govV. Proposal FormatTo maximize efficiency and minimize the time for proposal evaluation, it is required that theContractor submit the proposal in accordance with the format and content specified herein. The8
District of Columbia Retirement BoardRFP for Senior Level .Net DeveloperMarch 2016 — Page 9electronic proposal shall be prepared so that if an evaluator prints the proposal it meets the followingformat requirements:1. 8.5 x 11 inch paper · Single-spaced typed lines · No graphics or pictures other than thoserequired · Tables are allowed for the list of key personnel · 1 inch margins · Times NewRoman 12-point Font in text · No hyperlinks · Microsoft Word 2003 software or laterversion· The Contractor shall insert their company’s name in the filename; all files namedwith the file extension .doc ·Supporting Pricing Data shall contain spreadsheets in MicrosoftExcel 2003 software, with all files named with the file extension xls.2. Information provided on any other sized paper besides 8.5 x 11 inch paper, will not beevaluated. Instructions regarding use of certain electronic products listed herein should notbe construed as DCRB endorsement of specified products.3. Page Numbering: The Contractor shall use a standard page numbering system to facilitateproposal references. Charts, graphs and other insert materials shall be page-numbered as partof the page numbering system.4. Page Limitations: The technical proposal, not including title pages, cover pages, andintroductions cannot exceed 6 pages. When both sides of a sheet display printed material, itshall be counted as two pages. Included in the page count are separate pages providinggraphics, charts, illustrations and pictures.5. Cover Page, and Table of Contents: Each proposal will include a Cover Page and a Table ofContents. The Cover Page shall identify the solicitation number and title, and theContractor’s name. The Table of Contents shall identify, by content, the page number ofeach section of the proposal. These pages will not be counted toward the page limitationrequirement.VI. Restriction on disclosure and use of dataIf the Contractor includes in the proposal data that it does not want disclosed to the public for anypurpose, or used by the DCRB except for evaluation purposes, the Contractor shall:1. Mark the title page with the following legend:“This proposal includes data that shall not be disclosed outside the DCRB and shall not beduplicated, used, or disclosed in whole or in part for any purpose other than to evaluate thisproposal. If, however, a contract is awarded to this Contractor as a result of, or in connection with,the submission of this data, the DCRB shall have the right to duplicate, use, or disclose the data tothe extent provided in the resulting contract. This restriction does not limit the DCRB right to useinformation contained in this data if it is obtained from another source without restriction.”2. Mark each sheet of data it wishes to restrict with the following legend: “Use or disclosure ofdata contained on this sheet is subject to the restriction on the title page of this proposal”.VII. PROPOSAL ORGANIZATIONTechnical Proposal9
District of Columbia Retirement BoardRFP for Senior Level .Net DeveloperMarch 2016 — Page 10The proposal shall be limited to the following:a. Cover LetterThe proposal must include a cover letter signed by an individual legally authorized to bind therespondent to both its technical and price proposals. The cover letter should contain the solicitationnumber, name, title, address, email address, and phone number of the person(s) who are authorized torepresent the Contractor and to whom DCRB should direct follow-up correspondence.b. Minimum QualificationsContractors shall include the contents contained in Section D. Minimum Qualifications as partof its technical proposal response. The Contractor’s technical proposal must meet the minimumqualifications to be considered for contract award.c. Organizational and Consultant Conflict of Interest (OCCI) Mitigation PlanContractors shall identify any and all potential or actual conflicts of interest. This includes actual orpotential conflicts of interest. If it is believed that conflicts of interests are either real or perceived, amitigation plan shall be developed and submitted to the Contracting Officer as part of your proposalsubmission. The Contractor’s plan shall describe how the Contractor addresses potential or actualconflicts of interest and identify how the Contractor will avoid, neutralize, or mitigate present orfuture conflicts of interest.If an Contractor breaches any of the OCCI restrictions, or does not disclose or misrepresents anyrelevant facts concerning its conflict of interest, the DCRB may take appropriate action, includingterminating the contract, in additional to any remedies that may be otherwise permitted by thecontract or operation of law.d. Past Performance:The documentation shall be organized as follows and shall, at a minimum, provide the following:The Contractor shall identify three (3) contract efforts conducted within the last three years or workthat is ongoing. The contracts identified should demonstrate in-depth knowledge and successfulperformance of the DCRB activity for which it is submitting the proposal, of similar size and scopeand relevance to this solicitation. The identified contracts can be with Federal, District of Columbia,commercial or other customers.For each contract, the Contractor shall identify the following the 1) Program Manager (PM) and 2)Contracting Officer (CO). The Contractor shall provide the current address, phone number, Faxnumber, and email address for each customer POC.DCRB reserves the right to use contract performance data provided in the Contractor’s proposal andcontract performance data obtained from other sources as part of its evaluation process.Proposals should be as succinct as possible while providing an accurate picture of the firm’s abilityto meet the needs of DCRB in a thorough, accurate, responsive and cost-effective manner.10
District of Columbia Retirement BoardRFP for Senior Level .Net DeveloperMarch 2016 — Page 11The contractor must submit both a technical and a price proposal separately to be considered foraward. The technical proposal and price proposal must be contained in separate documents.Price ProposalThe DCRB anticipates awarding a labor hour contract with a not-to-exceed ceiling for all servicesdescribed in this request. The contractor shall submit pricing for performing all work/servicesdescribed in this RFP in table format outlining the Contract Line Item (CLIN).Base Period (Six Months)CONTRACTLINE ITEMNO. (CLIN)1001Item DescriptionQuantityHourly ratePriceQuantityHourly ratePriceQuantityHourly ratePriceSenior .NET DeveloperTotalOption Period 1 (Six Months)CONTRACTLINE ITEMNO. (CLIN)1001Item DescriptionSenior .NET DeveloperTotalOption Period 2 (Six Months)CONTRACTLINE ITEMNO. (CLIN)1001Item DescriptionSenior .NET DeveloperTotalDCRB will base its award on its analysis of both the contractor’s technical and price proposals withthe technical proposal being given more weight. The contractor shall include option year prices in itssubmission. A proposal may be determined to be nonresponsive if it does not include option yearpricing.DCRB reserves the right to not make an award.Price proposals shall be no more than four (4) pages, excluding a cover page. Pages exceeding thislimit shall not be considered or evaluated.Each price proposal shall address the following in support of their proposal in narrative:(a) Fee structures for other public agency clients and any reduced fees offered to othermunicipalities, governmental entities or nonprofit firms.11
District of Columbia Retirement BoardRFP for Senior Level .Net DeveloperMarch 2016 — Page 12(b) Information on how you propose to keep track of, and charge for, any expenses.(Incidental office expenses will not be reimbursed for this work. No fees or expenseswill be paid for travel time or mileage). Include in your proposal any assumptions onwhich your hourly fee is based.(c) A certification that the proposed hourly rates do not exceed the lowest hourly ratescharged to any entity of the District of Columbia or any Federal, State, or localgovernment entity for performing similar types of work of similar size scope.(d) A certification that if, subsequent to award of a contract, hourly rates charged to anyDistrict of Columbia, Federal, State, or local government entity for performingsimilar types of work become lower than the hourly rates specified in the contract, theContractor shall promptly notify DCRB and substitute the lower hourly rates for allfuture work.DCRB is subject to the annual appropriations process of the District of Columbia government thatculminates in an appropriation act passed by the U.S. Congress and signed the President of theUnited States. Funds for the base period and additional option period(s) are subject to the availabilityof funds.I. Evalua
Applications Developer with .NET experience to develop and enhance DCRB applications accessible through SharePoint 2010 and 2013. The agency has a growing technological infrastructure that requires prompt, professional, and an experience
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