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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MAY 8,1995 PSA#1341U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Midwest Training Center, 230 South
Dearborn Street, DPN 30-4, Chicago, IL 60604-1687 U -- SERIES OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS TRAINING AND RELATED COURSES FOR
EMPLOYEES OF U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (IRS) AND OTHER AGENCIES SOL
OPM-RFQ-HRDD-95-01. DUE 062794. Contact Point, Merle Dickhans,
312/353-2919. The courses include a variety of titles in the topic
areas of Mainframe Training, Microcomputer Word Processing
Software/Spreadsheet Software/Database Software, General
Telecommunications, Data Communications, General Information
Management, C and UNIX Programming, Information Engineering, UNIX
Operations and System Administration, Data Security, and Project
Management and Quality. Samples of Mainframe courses are: Basic
Computer Systems Analyst (CSA) Training, Operations Concepts and
ECL/IPF, Structured Analysis and Design, Introduction to COBOL
Programming, COBOL Programming Level 2 for CSA's, COBOL Programming
Level 3 for CSA's, Assembler Language Coding (ALC) I, Assembler
Language Coding (ALC) II, ALC Advanced Technical Workshop, System/IRS
Utilities, Advanced Computer Systems Analyst (CSA), DB2 Concepts and
Facilities, DB2 Applications Programming, DB2 Advanced Technical
Workshop, DB2 Database Design and Administration, CICS Overview, CICS
for Operators, CICS Advanced Topics, CICS Applications Design Workshop,
CICS Programming Techniques, CICS Application Dump Reading, CICS
Command-Level Coding, SDF CICS for Programmers, JCL Workshops for
Computer Operators, Job Control Language for Programmers, JCL
Utilities, JES2 for Operators, CRS TPF Training for Computer Operators,
CRS-MVS Training for Computer Operators, MVS Concepts and Facilities,
MVS/ESA Advanced Facilities, MVS/ESA Architecture, MVS CLIST
Programming Workshop, IBM/MVS Utilities, IBM Command Lists (CLISTs),
Introduction to TSO/ISPF, IBM Time Sharing Option (TSO), VSAM
Essentials, VSAM for Programmers, Advanced VSAM for ALC Programmers,
Advanced VSAM for COBOL Programmers, Introduction to SyncSort, SNA
Fundamentals, Logic Programming and PROLOG, ISPF/PDF Workshop, Advanced
ACL Programming, Basic ECL/IPF, Essentials of ISPF/PDF and TSO/ISPF,
File-AID/Extended Edit (File-AID/XE), File-AID BATCH, File-AID/SPF,
IDMS Programming Workshop, SAS, Statistical Package for the Social
Services (SPSS-X), Culprit, Applications Development System
(ADS/On-Line), Database Concepts/DML (Data Manipulation Language).
Samples of Microcomputer Word Processing Software/Spreadsheet
Software/Database Software courses are: Introduction to Lotus 1-2-3,
Advanced Lotus 1-2-3 with Macros, Lotus Approach, Basic Lotus Notes
Concepts, Notes Application Development I, Notes System Administration
I, Notes Technical User, Introduction to dBase IV, Advanced dBase IV
Programming, Introduction to WordPerfect, Advanced WordPerfect,
Introduction to the PC and MS-DOS, Intermediate MS-DOS, Advanced MS-DOS
for System Administrators, Basic PC Troubleshooting and Maintenance,
Advanced PC Troubleshooting, Memory Management for the PC, Printer
Troubleshooting, Windows Troubleshooting, Introduction to MS-Windows,
Advanced MS-Windows, Introduction to Word for Windows, Advanced Word
for Windows, Introduction to Access for Windows, Access for Windows
Introduction to Programming, Advanced Access for Windows, Introduction
to Powerpoint for Windows, Advanced Powerpoint for Windows, Freelance
Graphics for Windows, Supporting Windows NT, MS Windows NT Support
Fundamentals, Supporting MS Windows NT Workstation, Supporting
Microsoft Windows NT Server, Inter-networking with Microsoft TCP/IP
Using Microsoft Windows NT, Pagemaker 4.0, Introduction to Harvard
Graphics for DOS, Advanced Harvard Graphics, Introduction to EXCEL,
Advanced EXCEL, Basic UNIPLEX, Advanced UNIPLEX, UNIPLEX
Administration, Introduction to Clipper Programming, Advanced Clipper
Programming, FOURGEN Financial and Accounting, TOPIC, Introduction to
DataFlex, Basic Framemaker 4, Intermediate Framemaker 4, Advanced
Framemaker 4, cc:Mail Administration, Samples of General
Telecommunications courses are: Survey of Telecommunications, Voice
Communications and Voice Networks, Voice Switching Systems, Audio
Response Technology, Call Distribution Technology, Telecommunications
Overview for Managers. Telecommunications Course for Executives,
Management of Telecommunications, Universal Wiring Program, Techniques
of Universal Wiring, Working with Voice and Data Cable, Call
Processing Technology, Overview of Telecommunications Technology for
Telecommunications Support Personnel, Call Center Management,
Telecommunications for Data Processing Professionals. Samples of Data
Communications courses are: Data Communications and Data Networks, Data
Communications Protocols and Standards, Local Data Networking, X.25
Packet Switching Networks, Network Analysis and Troubleshooting Lab,
Advanced Data Communications: Internetworking, Novell Netware Service
and Support, Novell Netware 386 Systems Manager, LAN Concepts, Fiber
Optics and Application of FDDI Standard, Centralized Help Desk Support,
Overview of Data Processing for Telecommunications Specialists, TCP/IP,
Cisco Router, Advanced Cisco Router Configuration, Cisco Internetwork
Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting with the Sniffer Analyzer, Ethernet
Network Analysis and Troubleshooting with the Sniffer Analyzer, TCP/IP
Network Analysis and Troubleshooting with the Sniffer Analyzer,
Overview of X.400 and X.500, LAN Systems Administrator Training (802.3
10 Base-T), Multi-Vendor Network Interoperability, StarGROUP LAN
Manager Administration and Implementation. Samples of General
Information Management courses are: Logical Data Modeling and Analysis,
Integrating Distributed Systems, Introduction to ORACLE for
Applications Developers (SQL Forms), ORACLE Version 6 Database
Administration/Performance Tuning. Advanced ORACLE for Applications
Developers (SQL Forms Version 2), PRO*C--3GL Programming with ORACLE,
ORACLE Version 5 to Version 6 Migration Planning, ORACLE Version 6 to
7 Migration, ORACLE Application Development Workshop, ORACLE Advanced
Application Development Workshop: Selected Topics, ORACLE, Database
Architecture and Administration, ORACLE, Database Architecture, ORACLE,
Database Administration, Relational Database Design, Implementing
Relational Systems, Relational Concepts, INFORMIX - 4GL Programming,
INFORMIX/SQL, INFORMIX/ESQL, INFORMIX On-Line System Administration,
Introduction to INFORMIX-Net and INFORMIX-Star, INFORMIX SQL Conversion
Tools, Application Programming Using SQL, On-Line Inquiry (OLQ),
INFORMIX - SE, INFORMIX - 4GL for Windows, INFORMIX - Viewpoint, SQL -
Windows by GUPTA, INFORMIX Database Administration, Managing and
Optimizing INFORMIX (On-Line) Applications, Introductory Sybase, Sybase
Performance and Tuning. Samples of C and UNIX Programming courses are:
Introduction to Open Systems, Basic C-Language Programming, C-Language
Functions and Libraries, Advanced C-Language Programming, Advanced
Technical Workshop for C-Language Programmers, C++ Programming, C-Shell
Programming, Advanced C-Shell Programming, KORN Shell Programming,
Bourne Shell Programming, Advanced Bourne Shell Programming, OSF/MOTIF
Programming, X Window Programming, UNIX for Applications Developers,
Intermediate UNIX, The UNIX Editor ``Vi'', Structured Analysis and
Design, USL UNIX/KORN Shell Programming for GUI Systems. Samples of
Information Engineering courses are: Overview of Information
Engineering (IE), Information Engineering Technical Overview,
Information Engineering Management Overview, IEF Project Build, IEF
Project Management, 5.3 Functional Overview, Advanced Analysis,
Advanced Data Modeling, Analysis with the IEF, Analysis with the IEF
Workshop, Reviewing Your BAA Model for Performance, Business System
Design, Business System Design Workshop, Building Block Mode
Applications, Business GUI Applications, Building Host Applications,
Business Process Engineering Overview, Business Event Analysis,
Client/Server Encyclopedia Workshop, Client/Server Encyclopedia
Subsetting Workshop, Rapid Skills Development Workshop I - Block Mode,
Rapid Skills Development Workshop I - GUI, Rapid Skills Development
Workshop II - Block Mode, Rapid Skills Development Workshop II - GUI,
Client/Server Workshop 5.2, Client/Server Workshop 5.3,. Client/Server
Workshop with GUI, Technical Design, Development Coordination,
Diagrams to Code, Introductory Data Modeling for the Information
Engineer, Host Encyclopedia Overview, Host Encyclopedia Workshop, Host
Encyclopedia Subsetting Workshop, Encyclopedia Concepts, Process
Action Diagramming, Process Action Diagramming Workshop, Subsetting
Concepts. Samples of UNIX Operations and System Administration courses
are: Basic Sequent System Administration, Advanced Sequent Systems
Administrator Training, Sequent Performance Workshop, Basic Pyramid
System Administration, Advanced Pyramid Systems Administrator Training,
Pyramid Performance Workshop, UNIX Operating System Capacity
Management, Introduction to SCO System V, SCO System V Network
Administration, SCO UNIX System V/Workstation Administration, System V
Based UNIX Administration, Basic UNIX Systems Administration,
Intermediate UNIX Systems Administration, Advanced UNIX Systems
Administration, UNIX Networking, UNIX Workstation, Network File Systems
(NFS), X Windows, Pyramid S-Series X.25, Pyramid S-Series System
Administration and Networking, Tuning for Pyramid System
Administrators. Samples of Data Security courses are:
Telecommunications for Automated Information Systems Security Analyst,
Micro Security for Automated Information Systems Security Analyst,
UNIX Workshop for Automated Information Systems Security Analyst,
Advanced Microcomputer Security, Operating Systems Security Concepts,
Sequent Security, Pyramid Security, Pyramid Security (Model S), LAN
Security Overview, Data Processing Disaster Recovery, Disaster
Recovery/Business Resumption Planning: An Overview for Managers,
Auditing Security, Network Security, Unisys Site Management (SIMAN)
Security, Security Skills for UNIX Systems Administrators,
Understanding SMF: MVS Audit Trail, RACF: Proper Implementation and
Security, Microcomputer Security Systems: Watchdog, Microcomputer
Security Systems: Windows NT. Samples of Project Management and Quality
courses are: Project Management Overview for Managers and Executives,
Basic Project Management, Project Scheduler 6 (Windows), Project
Scheduler 6 Upgrade (from DOS to Windows), Project Management/Project
Scheduler 6 (Windows), Advanced Project Scheduler 6 (Windows), Overview
of Project Scheduler 6 for Executives and Managers, Developing Work
Breakdown Structures, Introduction to Management of Risk, Introduction
to Cost Estimating, Expert Systems, Systems Engineering, Information
Strategy Planning (ISP) Workshop, Strategic Planning and Management,
Project Evaluation Planning, Function Point Analysis II, Management
Issues Impacting MIS in the 1990's, Managing, Motivating, and
Integrating the Changing Technology in the Data Processing Environment
of the Future, Team Building Workshop, Quality Measures Workshop,
Total Quality Organization (TQO) Awareness Seminar, Quality Measurement
Tools Workshop, Quality Facilitator Training, Quality Team Member
Training, Task Team Training, Customer Service in an Information
Systems Environment, Introduction to Microsoft Project, Change
Management, Process Action Team Training, Planning, Reviews and
Inspection (PRI) Training, Introduction to Benchmarking, Group
Dynamics, Consultation Skills for Internal Consultants, Conflict
Resolution Skills, Privacy and Information Systems, Risk Analysis.
Courses are to be taught with a hands-on emphasis, whenever possible,
using the agency computer systems. The computer systems include Pyramid
and Sequent minis, and Unisys Mainframe. Courses will be taught
primarily in Cincinnati, OH, but if the need arises, they may be taught
in Andover, MA, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Detroit, MI, Chicago, IL,
Cleveland, OH, Dallas, TX, Fresno, CA, Martinsburg, WV, Memphis, TN,
New York, NY, Ogden, UT, Parkersburg, WV, Philadelphia, PA, San
Francisco, CA, San Jose, CA, Washington, DC, or Woodbridge, NJ.
Qualified offerors are encouraged to request solicitation
OPM-RFQ-HRDD-95-01 by May 26, 1995, in order to submit an offer by COB
June 27, 1995. All requests should be directed to Merle Dickhans at
above address or FAX: 312/353-3297 or phone: 312/353-2919. (124) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0082 19950505\U-0001.SOL)
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