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Please use the document in the attached titled RFI- AMIS Resonse Form to complete this survey, using Reference Number W56JSR-23-R-0007. Should you have technical questions, please contact Tim Fesperma... Please use the document in the attached titled RFI- AMIS Resonse Form to complete this survey, using Reference Number W56JSR-23-R-0007. Should you have technical questions, please contact Tim Fesperman, Contract Analyst via email at: tim.a.fesperman.civ@army.mil Information about the current requirement is listed below: This requirement is for support of the Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM) Software Engineering Center (SEC) Army Food Management Information System (AFMIS) located at Fort Lee, VA and other locations, as required. Work efforts include Information Technology (IT) Technical Support Services for CECOM SEC customer, HQDA G4. This effort requires the Contractor to provide system and software engineering and life cycle support operation activities for CECOM SEC customer, HQDA G4 as well as software technical support in the following areas: Information Technology/Systems Engineering Services, Information Assurance and Security Services, Software Maintenance Services, Help Desk Services, Software/Hardware Infrastructure Services, Cloud Engineering and Support Services. The requirement also includes Configuration Management Services, Training and Deployment Services, Enterprise Architecture Services, Software Testing Services, Application and Data Integration Services. CECOM SEC-EISD, Information Systems Sustainment Division, Food Systems Branch has had the AFMIS sustainment mission since AFMIS was fielded in 1989. AFMIS is the management information system that supports the Army food program. AFMIS is operational at Army installations, U.S. Army Reserve centers, and Army National Guard armories worldwide. AFMIS is currently operational at 65 Active Army installations in troop issue subsistence activities, food program management offices, and dining facilities. Each installation has one subsistence supply activity and one food program management office. AFMIS is also operational in about 450 Active Army dining facilities and at about 3,500 Army Reserve and 2,500 National Guard units. AFMIS includes a Decision Support System (DSS) available to food program managers and logisticians at all levels of Command. AFMIS architecture is based on virtual servers to host web sites and centralized data bases. AFMIS also includes 3 client applications to collect and manage automated headcount deployed to applicable AFMIS units. AFMIS is implementing Agile Kanban techniques with the entire system support team. Prior Agile and Kanban experience is preferred.