Background
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) was created in 1997 by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency Act and reporting to the Minister of Health, as well as the Minister of Agriculture & Agri-Food. The CFIA delivers and inspects programs related to food, plants and animals in 18 regions and 160 field offices across Canada. The CFIA is Canada’s largest science-based regulatory agency dedicated to safeguarding food, animal, and plant health, which enhances the health and well-being of Canada’s people, environment and economy.
The Innovation, Business Services & Development Branch (IBSDB) has implemented a structured, agile software development lifecycle that integrates requirements development, change management, external stakeholder engagement and internal communications into an agile development and release framework.
A key project that was undertaken to support CFIA business priorities was the Electronic Service Delivery Project (ESDP) to enable new inspections, permission, licensing and export certification processes through the use of technology. The outcome was the Digital Service Delivery Platform (DSDP), through which external Agency regulated parties and clients are enabled to digitally request services with the CFIA, which allows Agency staff to track and process these services requests.
Objective
The objective of this requirement is to assist in the design, development, deployment and maintenance of Oracle and Remedy applications that support CFIA’s projects and initiatives.
IBSDB requires one (1) team of
One (1) Level 3- Senior Application/Software Architect with Oracle SOA Suite 12c and Oracle BPEL process experience
One (1) Level 2- Intermediate Application/Software Architect with Oracle SOA Suite 12c and Oracle BPEL Process experienceIBSDB requires one (1) team of
One (1) Level 3 Senior Application/Software Architect with Remedy experience
One (1) Level 2 Intermediate Application/Software Architect with Remedy experienceThese contractors will provide assistance to these IBSDB SOA and Remedy projects on an “As and When Required” Task Authorization Contract.
