Project Description

Icetech The District of Columbia Government, Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) is responsible for the management of enterprise network services to include WINS, DHCP, and DNS. The Server Operations project involves the management of several domains across the DCWAN. These domains include file and print, domain authentication servers and agency specific WINS and DHCP servers. OCTO is in search of a contractor to provide System Engineering services for the Server Operations Project.

The Systems Engineer will be responsible for implementing and managing infrastructure server moves that are part of a D.C. Government city wide server consolidation effort. As agencies plan to migrate there existing servers into the datacenter this engineer will be required to provide consulting and migration assistance. The role involves a substantial amount to communications with other departments within OCTO and with other agencies throughout the District so they understand how to integrate their applications and networks into the data center.

Place: Washington D.C. Scope of Work

Server Support :The Systems Engineer will be part of a team responsible for maintaining 20+ servers across multiple domains, encompassing both Windows NT and 2000 operating systems. Duties will include data back-up and restore, user account maintenance to include add, change, delete. System design and consultation, patch management, system monitoring, and virus detection and eradication. Perform LAN/Server assessments and provide recommendations for upgrades and replacement. Plan, design, and implement Windows NT/Windows 2000 Server migrations across the two District data centers. Manage co-location server farm, rack configuration, and power requirements for the Districts 2 enterprise data centers

Enterprise Services: DHCP/WINS/DNS, Maintaining and managing the existing DHCP scopes, WINS database and DNS entries are among the tasks within this scope of work. The current Directory Services initiative while not part of this scope of work will affect these services in varying ways; this individual must have a through understanding of Active Directory and its association with existing services and be able to assist the Directory Service Team with the engineering of the new DHCP/WINS/DNS.

Develop and maintain a “Server Run Book” and policies/procedures

Similar to the Web Developer’s Kit published by OCTO each year, a document containing all of the architectural standards, configuration, policies and procedures will be created. This guide will combine all of the pertinent information needed by agencies and developers to integrate their system into the enterprise services, to utilize the service for user authentication, and to exchange information between systems. Distributing this information and ensuring agencies and developers follow the policies is critical to the success of many OCTO initiatives such as security/authentication systems, seat management, software licensing, and most other citywide services in the near future.

Icetech is an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer

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