Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AO), Office of Information Technology, Technology Policy, Planning and Acquisitions Office, IT Contracting, 1 Columbus Circle NE, Room 3-170, Washington, DC 20544

D -- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES DUE 101599 POC Terrie L. Callahan, Contracting Officer, (202) 502-2330 The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AOUSC), has identified a need to produce parameter-driven reports and forms. The Probation and Pretrial Services Automated Case Tracking System-Electronic Case Management (PACTS-ECM) application, currently being developed by the AOUSC, will need to produce many parameter-driven reports and forms. The PACTS-ECM application will be a web-based application deployed on the federal judiciary's intranet. It is being written using Java servlets, HTML, and javascript with the following system architecture: Workstation Netscape Navigator 4.x or later. Windows95 workstation. Server Operating System: Solaris 2.6 on X86 Database: Informix On-line Dynamic Server 7.3+ Web Server: Apache 1.3.6 The features required of the report writer are: 1. The product needs to work within our existing system architecture. 2. The developer's product and run time version must be database aware,using a connection to an Informix 7.3+ On-line Dynamic Server engine. 3. The end user must be able to generate reports viewable using a web browser without the need for any additional desktop software. 4. We need to be able to restrict access to the reports within our application based upon our customized security implementation. 5. The developer's tool must have a graphical user interface that allows for rapid design and development of reports using standard drag-and-drop and point-and-click features to format the reports. The product must also be capable of generating graphical representation of the data., i.e., charts and graphs. 6. The reports to be developed must: a) Accept user parameters, such as office location or client number b) Display as HTML pages within the application. The report should also be exportable to other file formats such as Adobe PDF, Excel or WordPerfect. c) Include hyperlinks so the users can drill down for more detailed information. The object of this survey is to assess the marketplace for firms with the ability to meet the AOUSC needs. Firms that have the capabilities to meet the requirements identified above are encouraged to submit a detailed description of their capabilities to support the Judiciary's requirements and available functional and technical literature. The AOUSC also requests that the firms indicate which schedule contract their products are available on and provide the pricing schedule appropriate to those contracts. If interested firms do not have a schedule contract, please submit any pricing information appropriate for the requirements identified above. This market survey is for informational and planning purposes only. All information should be submitted to the above address not later than October 15, 1999. Firms are advised that this is not a Request for Proposal (RFP), nor does the Government intend to pay for any information solicited.***** Posted 09/30/99 (W-SN386623). (0273)

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