Company: SMX Services & Consulting, Inc.
Customer: Hanford Mission Integration Solutions, LLC, supporting the U.S. Department of Energy
Project: Integrated Document Management System Upgrade Services
Solicitation: RFP 388873 R1 / RFP1820650
Position designation: Key Personnel
Employment status: Contingent upon contract award
Work arrangement: Primarily remote within the United States, with occasional onsite support as proposed and authorized
Onsite location: HMIS-DOE, 2490 Garlick Blvd., Richland, WA 99354
Anticipated project term: Through September 30, 2027, subject to the final period of performance established at award
Employee pay range:$70.12–$72.41 per hour
SMX Services & Consulting, Inc. is seeking a Technical Project Manager to serve as Key Personnel for a major enterprise content-management modernization supporting the U.S. Department of Energy's Hanford mission.
The Technical Project Manager will lead the planning, coordination, execution, testing, deployment, stabilization, and transition of an upgrade from OpenText Content Server 21.1 to OpenText Extended ECM Platform X1/xECM 26.x.
The project includes OpenText platform modernization, Oracle and Red Hat Enterprise Linux upgrades, Windows Server modernization, custom-code remediation, interface modernization, data migration, cybersecurity implementation, user-acceptance testing, production cutover, rollback planning, knowledge transfer, and a 90-day hypercare period.
The selected candidate must possess sufficient technical understanding of OpenText, Oracle, .NET integrations, enterprise infrastructure, software testing, cybersecurity, and production deployment to coordinate technical decisions and manage project risks effectively.
Develop, maintain, and manage the integrated project-management plan.
Develop and maintain the integrated master schedule, work-breakdown structure, milestones, dependencies, critical path, and resource assignments.
Coordinate activities across development, test, and production environments.
Manage the side-by-side upgrade approach while ensuring continued operation of the existing production environment.
Coordinate the work of:
OpenText architects
OScript developers
.NET developers
Oracle architects
Oracle database administrators
Infrastructure personnel
Cybersecurity personnel
Testing personnel
HMIS operations and maintenance personnel
Product vendors
Subcontractor personnel
Manage workstreams involving:
OpenText Content Server and xECM upgrades
Oracle 12c-to-19c migration
RHEL 7.9-to-RHEL 9 modernization
Windows Server modernization
Archive Center decommissioning
NetApp content relocation
OTDS, SSO, MFA, SAML, and OIDC
TLS 1.3 and Transparent Data Encryption
OScript remediation
.NET application and service remediation
Database-object remediation
Workflow and report remediation
Interface and integration modernization
Maintain the project risk register, issue log, action-item log, decision log, dependency log, and change log.
Identify and manage schedule, resource, technical, cybersecurity, data, acceptance, and operational risks.
Develop and monitor corrective-action, risk-mitigation, contingency, rollback, and recovery plans.
Manage project deliverables and required submittals.
Coordinate preparation, review, submission, approval, and acceptance of:
Project plans
Schedules
Technical plans
Architecture documents
Requirements documentation
Testing plans and reports
Cutover plans
Rollback plans
Training materials
Knowledge-transfer materials
Operational playbooks
Acceptance packages
Coordinate functional, integration, regression, database, interface, performance, security, and user-acceptance testing.
Develop user-acceptance testing schedules, entry criteria, exit criteria, participant plans, defect-management procedures, and acceptance tracking.
Coordinate production-readiness reviews and go/no-go decision meetings.
Manage production cutover preparation, deployment coordination, stabilization, and the 90-day hypercare period.
Track planned progress against actual progress.
Track planned labor, resources, and deliverables against actual performance.
Prepare project-status reports, schedule updates, forecasts, executive summaries, risk reports, evaluations, and corrective-action plans.
Facilitate project kickoff meetings, technical reviews, risk reviews, testing reviews, status meetings, readiness reviews, incident reviews, and closeout activities.
Coordinate with the HMIS Buyer's Technical Representative, Product Manager, technical acceptance authorities, business acceptance authorities, operations teams, cybersecurity personnel, and procurement personnel.
Escalate unresolved risks, issues, delays, incidents, and decisions promptly.
Ensure compliance with HMIS cybersecurity, privacy, records-management, quality, configuration-management, safety, and change-control requirements.
Ensure final operational documentation, playbooks, training, and knowledge-transfer activities are completed and accepted.
Participate in the post-proposal technical presentation if SMX is selected for the presentation phase.
Candidates must demonstrate all of the following:
At least five years of experience managing enterprise content-management upgrades in secure or highly regulated environments.
Experience managing side-by-side or parallel upgrade methodologies.
Working technical knowledge of:
OpenText platforms
Oracle databases
Microsoft .NET applications and integrations
Enterprise content-management infrastructure
Experience managing technical-debt identification and remediation.
Experience coordinating multidisciplinary technical and business stakeholders.
Experience planning, coordinating, and managing user-acceptance testing.
Experience with project risk management and contingency planning.
At least five years of administrative program-coordination experience.
Experience supporting work at or for a government facility involving multiple regulators or oversight organizations.
Experience preparing status reports, evaluations, and forecasts for professional-services engagements, or directly equivalent experience.
Experience managing complex modernization projects involving multiple environments, systems, interfaces, vendors, and acceptance authorities.
Strong written, verbal, facilitation, negotiation, and stakeholder-management skills.
Project Management Professional certification.
Experience managing OpenText Content Server or Extended ECM upgrades.
Experience with Oracle 12c-to-19c migrations.
Experience with RHEL and Windows Server modernization.
Experience with large-scale content or records migrations.
Experience managing projects involving CUI, Official Use Only information, federal records, cybersecurity controls, and formal configuration management.
Experience supporting the Department of Energy, another federal agency, or a similarly regulated environment.
Experience managing production cutover and post-production hypercare.
A PMP certification and college degree are not expressly required by the solicitation and should be treated as preferred qualifications rather than mandatory requirements.
U.S. citizenship is mandatory.
All contract work must be performed while the individual is physically located within the United States.
Dual U.S. citizens are eligible as U.S. citizens.
Non-U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents who are not U.S. citizens are not eligible for contract performance.
The selected candidate must successfully complete applicable Personal Identity Verification and HSPD-12 background processing.
The selected candidate must complete required Hanford General Employee Training.
The candidate must comply with requirements for handling Controlled Unclassified Information, Official Use Only information, federal records, and other protected information.
Remote access will be provided only through authorized HMIS infrastructure.
The position is expected to be performed primarily remotely from within the United States. The selected candidate must be available for authorized onsite activities in Richland, Washington, including project meetings, technical reviews, testing, cutover preparation, deployment, or stabilization support.
During the 90-day hypercare period, the project team must support:
Standard coverage from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Pacific, Monday through Friday
24-hour, seven-day Severity 1 on-call support
One-hour Severity 1 initial response
Eight-hour Severity 1 restoration target, where applicable
Daily issue reviews with HMIS operations and maintenance personnel
Weekly incident and trend reporting
Immediate escalation of critical incidents to project and HMIS leadership
Coverage will be assigned across the project team. The Technical Project Manager must coordinate staffing, escalation, status reporting, incident reviews, corrective actions, and customer communications.
This position is designated as Key Personnel. The individual proposed for this role may not be replaced after award without prior written notification to and approval from the appropriate HMIS representative.
Applicants must submit a detailed resume that identifies:
ECM products and versions supported
Project dates and duration
Employer and customer
Government or regulated-environment experience
Side-by-side upgrade responsibilities
OpenText, Oracle, and .NET project responsibilities
Project size and complexity
Number of users or stakeholders supported
User-acceptance testing responsibilities
Cutover and rollback responsibilities
Risk and contingency-management responsibilities
Status-reporting, evaluation, and forecasting experience
Certifications
U.S. citizenship
Current U.S. work location
Availability through the anticipated project term
The resume must clearly demonstrate compliance with each mandatory qualification.
Employment is contingent upon contract award, customer approval, successful completion of applicable screening and access requirements, and confirmation of candidate availability.