Paid Drupal services

Request for Proposals (RFP)

For: Drupal Website Development and Management

RFP Date: January 11, 2012
Submission deadline: January 23, 2012

Introduction:
A Boston-based company seeks Drupal developers to migrate an existing Drupal community of practice member website to a new (to-be-developed) website. The website includes ten main pages, including a blog, listserv capability, and a searchable database of uploaded documents.

After migration we plan to continue to manage content, but seek a back-end website manager who could make recommendations for improving site usability and functionality while also providing regular updates and technical support.

Only responses that include a proposal will be considered. Please do not respond asking us to contact you.

General Scope:
• Demonstrated ability to develop creative solutions that address organizational and technical needs
• Custom module development
• Annual site security, maintenance and updates
• Transfer of site files and modules from current website to new website
• Site hosting
• Optional Drupal training
• Knowledge of Open Atrium
• In-house designer a plus

Timing Assumptions
• Full website migration will take up to one month; for your proposal please use two days of time to estimate the price for all back-end migration

Hello
I need a guy who has experience with switching out content based on a cookie value, just two blocks switching based on a cookie value, while still having varnish kick in.

So varnish/drupal guru needed.

This is a paid job.

- Profiles for consumers where they can:
- view updates from subscribed stores and reommendations from friends
- recommend products or businesses
- view a table of followed products
- view a list of suggested stores based on distance from their location
- edit their info
- Profiles for stores where they can:
- post about new products or promotions
- view history of updates
- view and manage inventory
- When consumers go to a store's page, they should see:
- the store's info (name, address, map etc.)

We currently have an opening for a full-time web programmer, whose job duties will include working on our Drupal museum website, among other things.

Here's the job posting. Full details and application link here: http://famsf.snaphire.com/jobdetails?ajid=PKes7

The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco is looking for an experienced Web Programmer. Works under general supervision to design, develop, customize, and maintain applications and templates for web-based access to FAMSF systems and data, including:

• The Content Management System (CMS) of the primary FAMSF website (written in Drupal) and related special-purpose portals
• The online retail store (Java/Softslate)
• Web-based access to images of the Museums' collection (Java/Spring)
• A globally-used database for art conservators (Java/Spring)
• Collection Management System (4D)

Oversees the hosting environment for the Content Management System.

Works with a variety of content managers and subject matter experts to determine requirements and build specifications for these and other similar systems. Serves as back up for content managers.

Yes, Views has a very steep learning curve...

I am asking for a written narrative like the "create a page to list users by role" page which is under the "getting started" page on the main Views UI. If you are interested, please take a look at what I need below, and send me a flat fee for the work. Might lead to other work, especially if you can hack auto-assign role. Oh, and as you will probably surmise after reading this post, I am a lawyer and may be willing to enter into a trade of services with you.

Now on to what I need...

I am setting up a website to allow attorneys to find other attorneys to appear in court when they cannot. When someone registers, they sign up as either a "Placement Only" subscriber or a "Receive and Place Assignments" subscriber.

Both are roles and it is the "Receive and Place Assignments" subscriber I want to be able to search for.

The search will also use one or more checkboxes. The checkboxes are to select what services the subscriber is willing to provide.

We're a Washington, DC-based Drupal shop. And while we know how to pick the low-hanging SEO fruit, we're looking for a consultant for a couple of larger SEO-intensive projects who can do better than we can do in-house. While this consultant doesn't have to be a developer, it would probably really help if he/she were.