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BOP RFI for a Non-SAS Cloud Data Management and Analytics Replacement

The Department of Justice’s Bureau of Prisons is seeking industry input on replacing its SAS analytics environment in AWS GovCloud (US). - Government buyer: U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Prison System / Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP), Office of Research and Evaluation; the initial notice also identifies the BOP Privatization office. - OEM and named platforms: SAS is the incumbent platform to be replaced. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the target cloud environment; PostgreSQL is identified as a database capability to support. - Requested solution: a commercially available, non-SAS data management and analytics solution deployable in AWS GovCloud (US), covering data ingestion, ETL/ELT, statistical computing with SAS procedure parity, scheduled workflows and orchestration, PostgreSQL support, and dashboards and reporting. - Migration scope: approximately 35 TB of data, about 85% archival; roughly 40 scheduled jobs; about 300 SAS macros; approximately 773 Visual Analytics objects, including around 250 meaningful dashboards; and support for 20 researchers. - Requested implementation support includes migration and validation, deployment planning, training, knowledge transfer, an estimated migration timeline, and rough-order-of-magnitude costs. - This is an RFI for market research and planning, not a solicitation. No quantities of products, part numbers, named replacement vendors, or contract value are provided.

Description

The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to gather information from industry regarding commercially available, non‑SAS, cloud‑based data management and analytics solutions suitable for deployment within Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Please review the attached notice and provide response. 

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