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RFP NO. 20-124 GN'F 6 JI"NI Information Technology As -Needed Professional Services (ASD) Program Manager, provided the expertise needed to manage the development of a large, complex application and ensuring the project completes on -time, on -budget with a high -degree of client satisfaction and quality. The IT Project Manager was responsible for managing and directing the design, development, and deployment of the new Judicial Information System (JIS) ensuring the system meets the technical goals and standards of the JCC. Our resource successfully communicated and coordinated the activities of many business units throughout the JCC. Technology Port of Seattle The Port of Seattle (Port) is working on a series of Consultant, System Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Evaluation & Selection facilitated technology projects related to IDS5, See Consultant Something/Say Something mobile app, Noise Complaint Tracking, Facilities and Infrastructure (F&I) Energy/Lights Software, and others. To assist with these projects, Information Technology (IT) technical services are needed. Infojini assigned resources that assisted on a series of projects which includes IDS5 to capture and report runway conditions, a mobile app to capture customer/employee real time facility feedback, Noise Complaint tracking and actioning, and other infrastructure upgrades. The Project Manager worked closely with the ICT Program Management Office (PMO) and key business stakeholders responsible for the efforts to plan, track, coordinate, and execute to successfully implement Port -wide infrastructure technology. GIS Administrator, South Carolina Local Agency Data Collection (LADC) - The project GIS Analyst Dept. of involves the collection of road data from all of the counties Transportation in South Carolina to the GIS Mapping Department of SC Department of Transportation. Data includes mileage allocation, routes, distinction between private and state and locally owned roads. The data must be brought into the mapping system and then put into Oracle tables. States and counties are apportioned back money given to the FHWA based on the exact amount of road mileage existent in the state. The project is entirely funded by the Federal Highway Administration. All 46 counties in South Carolina will have their road mileage accounted for prior to the completion of the project. Our employee is a GIS Analyst/Technician who uses SC DOT's mapping system and physical road maps to verify the data sent in. Infojini Inc. Response � 14 Microsoft'� r ,�, �� ",, 10)w b r le r