**Attachment D**

**Education and Experience Requirements**

**ICIS** **Program Manager (PM)**

The ICIS Program Manager is responsible for coordinating and managing
all work done under the Task Order. The PM ensures the smooth and
transparent interaction and interface between all sub-tasks being
performed (e.g., O&M and ongoing modernization). The PM must have strong
management and technical skills and be well versed on all phases of
systems development life-cycle in today's technical environment.
Responsibilities include interfacing with the TOCOR, and the TOCOR's
management, when necessary, on topics related to ICIS, ensuring that the
project meets schedule, budget and scope goals, verifying the quality
and timeliness of all project deliverables, and ensuring Earned Value
(EV) is being tracked and reported accurately and appropriately. The PM
must be a certified Project Management Professional from either the
Project Management Institute or from an equivalent Project Management
course of study. The PM must have a minimum of ten years of experience
managing efforts of similar size, complexity, and scope using similar
technology (e.g., web based data entry). The PM must have a Bachelor's
degree or higher that includes relevant areas of study.

**Senior Database Administrator** **(SDA)**

The ICIS Senior Database Administrator (SDA) must possess strong
database design and system architecture skills. ICIS currently utilizes
Oracle 10g. The SDA must possess several years of experience with using
Oracle and other platforms including Oracle 10g. The SDA position
requires experience with development as well as production support for
an internet based environment. The SDA is required to interact regularly
with other EPA contractors operating the National Computer Center and
Central Data Exchange. The SDA is expected to have, and maintain, a
solid understanding of EPA's data and enterprise architecture standards.
The SDA must have excellent, demonstrable interpersonal skills, both
written and verbal, experience of providing technical leadership in the
organization as well as the ability to work as part of a team effort
with other EPA Program Office senior technical personnel. The SDA must
have the ability and experience in developing innovative approaches and
solutions to solving design, architectural, and technical issues.
Because of the nature of the work under this PWS, the SDA must be able
to handle multiple tasks or projects simultaneously. The SDA must have a
minimum of a Bachelor's Degree.

**Principal Senior Business Analyst**

The Principal Senior Business Analyst (PSBA) must be capable of
understanding the business issues, data challenges and business
processes. The PSBA is expected to assist with team meetings; understand
how legacy and web-based systems interface with each other; ensure that
issues are identified, tracked, reported on and resolved in a timely
manner; possess excellent analytical and communication skills to
communicate technical information to non-technical users; have good
decision-making skills; be able to collaborate with Project Managers,
Developers, Engineers, Operations and Maintenance personnel, and
Enterprise Architects, for example, on solutions, constraints and risks;
analyze/document current and future business process models; analyze
detailed functional requirements and business rules (use cases); and to
facilitate iterative user review sessions, identifying design
improvements, managing issues and user expectations, and driving
completion of key actions. The PSBA must have a Bachelor\'s Degree that
includes computer science and business areas of study and possess a
minimum of seven (7) years of experience.

**Software Development Lead (SDL)**

A Software Development Lead (SDL) requires strong full software
development product lifecycle skills for large, complex, web-based
applications using J2EE, JAVA and Oracle. The SDL is required to have a
minimum of 8 years of experience managing a team of software developers,
developing the software architecture and design for large software
applications, selecting the tools to be used for the software
development, developing software that adheres to industry "best
practices" and managing software development tasks including schedule.
The SDL must be able to lead a development effort and team from concept
or requirements definition to completion of the effort. The SDL will be
interacting with EPA ICIS task leads, the TOCOR, other Program Office
technical staffs within EPA as well as the contractors that support
them. Therefore the SDL must possess effective demonstrable
interpersonal skills for both written and verbal communication. The SDM
must have a Bachelor\'s Degree in computer science, information
technology or a related discipline**.**

**Test Lead**.

An ICIS Test Lead (TL) must possess strong analytic, problem solving and
communication skills as well as experience in the phases of system
lifecycle development. Experience testing web based applications is a
must. The TL is required to have a minimum of 7 years of information
technology experience including leading testing teams and conducting
testing activities for applications of a similar size, complexity, and
scope as ICIS and using similar technology. The TL is responsible for
the development, review and execution of test cases; management and
prioritization of the defects through resolution; development of Test
Plans; management of a team of testers; development and management of
the testing schedule, and coordination of testing activities during all
phases of testing to include User Acceptance Testing. The TL is
responsible for ensuring consistency across the application, database,
and data migration for all new and changed functionality. The TL will be
interfacing with EPA ICIS task leads, the TOCOR, other EPA Technical
staff and their contractors, and the user community; therefore, the TL
must possess effective, demonstrable, interpersonal skills for both
written and verbal communication. The TL must have a minimum of a
Bachelor's Degree that includes computer science areas of study.

**Data Migration Task Lead (DMTL)**

The Data Migration Task Lead (DMTL) is responsible for managing and
coordinating all activities related to the migration and/or conversion
of data from a Legacy system to ICIS. The DMTL must have strong
management and technical skills and be well versed on all phases of
systems development life-cycle in today's technical environment. The
DMTL must be able to handle multiple, simultaneous, tasks. The DMTL
position requires experience in planning and designing the migration and
conversion of data from large legacy systems to new, modernized, data
systems. The DMTL must be able to develop a migration strategy and plan,
identify the issues and assist in the development of resolutions,
develop the mapping of data from the Legacy system to the modernized
system, analyze database structures, coordinate and plan the migration
and conversion activities involved in moving data from the Legacy system
to the new system, and develop and manage the schedule for accomplishing
the work integrating the plan with other ongoing work. The DMTL will be
interfacing with EPA ICIS task leads, the TOCOR, and other EPA Technical
staff and their contractors; therefore, the DMTL must possess strong
written and verbal communication skills. The DMTL is required to gain a
solid knowledge of both the Legacy system data and the ICIS data sets as
well as the overall application capabilities. The DMTL must have a
minimum of a Bachelor's Degree that includes computer science or
information technology areas of study.

**Technical Project Managers (TPMs)**

Technical Project Managers (TPMs) are responsible for managing the day
to day effort on the Task Order. The TPM position requires several years
of experience in managing diverse technical teams on large, complex,
systems to accomplish the required effort. The TPM must have strong
technical and managerial skills and be well versed on all phases of the
system development lifecycle. The TPM position requires experience with
development as well as ongoing maintenance support of both software and
hardware for web based applications. The TPM position requires skill in
project scheduling, anticipating and mitigating risks, inter project
task coordination, problem solving, planning and effective resource
allocation. The TPM must be able to effectively communicate with the EPA
TOCOR, EPA Task Leads and other designated EPA technical and managerial
staff and their contractors, and the user community; therefore, the TPL
must possess effective, demonstrable, interpersonal skills for both
written and verbal communication. The TPM must be able to handle
multiple tasks or troubleshoot multiple issues simultaneously in a
highly visible and fast-paced environment. The TPM must possess
sufficient technical skills to assist in, and manage, the review and
troubleshooting of issues, and new functionality. The TPM must be a
certified Project Management Professional from either the Project
Management Institute or from an equivalent Project Management course of
study. The TPM must have a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree that includes
computer science and business areas of study.

**Reports Task Lead**

The Reports Task Lead (RTL) position requires strong technical skills
working with web based applications, and the RTL must have a minimum of
4 years of experience installing and administering Business Objects
tools and the related service level patches; designing, testing, and
implementing universes and reports; and performing troubleshooting of
Business Objects tools, the environment, universes and reports. The RTL
is required to have experience in life cycle methodology and other
reporting technologies. The RTL must be able to work with designated
Subject Matter Experts from EPA and the user community in the gathering
of requirements and the subsequent translation and documentation of
those requirements into ICIS reporting functionality. The RTL must have
experience in performance tuning the tool, universes, and reports as
well as providing innovative, and proactive, approaches and/or
techniques to the design and ongoing maintenance of the retrieval
capabilities in ICIS. The RTL must possess good personnel management
skills to manage a small group of Business Objects developers. The RTL
must be able to effectively communicate with the EPA TOCOR, EPA Task
Leads and other designated EPA technical and managerial staff and their
contractors, and the user community; therefore, the TPL must possess
effective, demonstrable, interpersonal skills for both written and
verbal communication. The RTL must have, at a minimum, a Bachelor's
Degree.