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NAVY STARS Project
Contracting Agency / Business: NAVSISA
Contract Name: STARS Program Management Support
Place of Performance: Mechanicsburg, PA
Description of work: The Navy Supply Information Systems Activity (NAVSISA) contracted with TecPort to provide Program Management support for the Standard Accounting and Reporting System (STARS). In the contract period, TecPort provided all levels of technical support for the systems development life cycle: ▪ Program Management Support ▪ QA Test development ▪ Analytical Support ▪ Business, Technical Studies and Analysis Procurement Planning and Support ▪ Operations Support ▪ Complex business Assessment Documentation/ Reports / Plans ▪ Risk Analysis and Recommendations IPT Support/ DHS Advisory ▪ Technical Assistance ▪ Cost Benefit Analysis Life Cycle Support Analysis ▪ Strategic Planning Business Support and Improvement ▪ Program Goals / Milestones Program Control Oversight EVM ▪ Accounting and Financial Support ▪ Technical tasks include the following: ▪ Develop Project Milestones ▪ Develop Functional Requirements ▪ Develop Project Design Documents (PDDs) ▪ Develop Program Specifications ▪ Provide Programming support ▪ Develop Test Plans ▪ Develop Software Test Plans/Descriptions ▪ Provide Implementation Plans ▪ Develop Training Plans ▪ Provide maintenance support to ensure continuity of service ▪ Facilitate development and training of support staff ▪ Work with government and contractor managers to ensure work is completed on schedule ▪ Make recommendations on strategies and approaches to resolve issues and concerns ▪ Develop rough order of magnitude (ROMs) estimates ▪ Provide mentoring of organic resources in both the functional and technical areas ▪ Provide support on related projects

Navy DPAS Project
Contracting Agency / Business: NAVSISA
Contract Name: Technical Architecture Support
Place of Performance: Mechanicsburg, PA
Description of work: TecPort provided a technical architect to assist with re-engineering the Defense Property Accountability System (DPAS) application and to mentor Navy support staff, as needed. DPAS is the DoD’s automated asset management system, used by 10,000 users accessing 350 instances of the database across the world. The TecPort DPAS team was awarded the Outstanding Development Team of the Year for 2008. In completing the two-year project, major activity included analyzing and documenting DPAS databases, business rules and external interfaces, designing, documenting and presenting a DPAS System Architecture for the technology upgrade from the UNIX/COBOL/Supra platform to the .Net/MS-SQL platform. TecPort provided project-specific mentoring to the DPAS application support team and helped write the Business Management Modernization Program for the upgrade while assist with all aspects of technical design, development and implementation.

NAVY DIACAP Project
Contracting Agency / Business: NAVSISA
Contract Name: Program Management Support
Place of Performance: Mechanicsburg, PA Description of work: TecPort performed examination of submitted NAVSUP documentation to determine adequacy of content, identification of additional documentation requirements, analysis of provided technical and non-technical test results, and overall risk assessment. TecPort was also responsible for telephonic/ electronic (e-mail) correspondence with the submitting organization / Echelon II (ECII) to address DIACAP documentation and IA requirement issues as well as recommending and assisting in changes and improvements to NAVSUP systems architecture / security posture.

NAVY COMPASS Project
Contracting Agency / Business: NAVSISA
Contract Name: COMPASS Integration Support
Place of Performance: Mechanicsburg, PA
Description of Work: TecPort provided support services required for the Computer Provisioning, Allowance and Supply System (COMPASS) project. TecPort performed and assisted with final acceptance testing (FAT) of the new COMPASS software, provided FAT functional and technical products and filled critical skills gaps left by recent retirees. They assisted with integration by mentoring project team in the practical application of the Java Language and the COMPASS system functionality.

DISA UNIX and Windows Technical Support Services
Contracting Agency / Business: Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)
Contract Name: UNIX and Windows Technical Support Services
Place of Performance: Columbus, OH
Description of Work: TecPort Solutions, Inc. (TecPort) supports DISA’s mission in many ways and at multiple locations. At the Infrastructure Services Center (ISC) in Columbus, Ohio, TecPort performs UNIX (HP, SUN, Linux) and Windows 2000/2003 operating system and architectural technical and operational support services on over 500 mid-tier platform servers. ISC Columbus’ operating platforms include various virtualized and standalone servers, and range from blade technology to larger multi-partitioned operating environments. TecPort operational and architectural management of Storage Environments supports most industry leading tape, disk and Storage Area Network (SAN) technologies. ISC Columbus facilities include mainframe, mid-tier, and client-server applications supporting legacy systems, host development, and production systems. TecPort coordinates implementation and integration services, and provides technical support, subject matter expertise, and project management services.

DISA Open Systems Support
Contracting Agency / Business: Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)
Contract Name: Open Systems Support
Place of Performance: Mechanicsburg, PA
Description of Work: In a complex high security multi-platform environment, TecPort provided consulting level support regarding configuration, installation, and ongoing support for Hewlett-Packard (HP) Unix, SUN Solaris, AIX, Linux and associated software products to the DECC Mechanicsburg Open Systems Group. They supported the development and implementation of systems diagnostic and maintenance tools to ensure the availability and functionality of systems required in support of organizational objectives through development of standards and criteria for accessing server performance, availability, capacity, or configuration problems. They planned and coordinated the migration server workload from remote locations and provided recommended procedures for integrating new workload with existing systems.