[Rfp-announce] RFP for Trac and Subversion migration to GitHub
IETF Executive Director <exec-director@ietf.org> Mon, 17 May 2021 20:47 UTC
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Subject: [Rfp-announce] RFP for Trac and Subversion migration to GitHub
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The IETF Administration LLC is soliciting bids for the 'Trac and Subversion migration to GitHub' RFP. Overview: The IETF maintains a number of Trac and Subversion instances used for IETF tools development that are actively used for issue tracking, wiki pages, release management and source code control. These tools include: • Datatracker - main document and workflow management tool • xml2rfc - main tool used by IETF document authors. • Mailarchive - custom mail archiving tool with a web interface that replaces the default Mailman archive. • Mailreplay - re-send captured emails using SMTP. • Postconfirm - mail processing tool used to control access to IETF mailing lists. • Postfind - find postfix log-entries related to a given Message-ID. • xml2rfc web service - a wrapper to xml2rfc providing a web API and interactive web page • BibXML generators - generates XML citations in BibXML formats. In addition, there are three Trac instances that are actively used by IETF working groups for issue tracking. The IETF seeks a contractor to migrate these Trac and Subversion installations to GitHub. Timeline: 17 May 2021 RFP Issued 31 May 2021 Questions and Inquiries deadline 7 June 2021 Answers to questions issued and RFP updated if required 14 June 2021 Bids due 28 June 2021 Preferred bidder selected and negotiations begin 12 July 2021 Contract execution and work begins Full details of the RFP, including instructions on how to submit a bid and how to ask questions, can be found at https://www.ietf.org/about/administration/rfps-and-contracts/. Please note that in order to maintain a fair and transparent RFP process, all questions or feedback regarding this RFP should be made to the email address specified in the RFP. -- Jay Daley IETF Executive Director exec-director@ietf.org
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