Application Programmer (SR-5266958-AP)

Louisiana Department of Transportation & Development (LADOTD) is undertaking a modernization initiative to enhance its district-level financial data intake and reporting processes. The project will deliver a customized data management platform that aligns with LADOTD’s existing operational workflows while introducing targeted improvements in usability, security, auditability, and reporting.

The solution must maintain continuity with LADOTD’s established practices while providing a secure, reliable, and scalable foundation for long-term operational excellence. The OTS Application Development Office (AppDM) will provide oversight.

Objectives:

The primary objectives of this project are to:

• Modernize and streamline district financial data intake processes.

• Improve data accuracy through automated validations and built-in calculations.

• Strengthen auditability, security, and user access controls.

• Enhance reporting capabilities for both district users and administrators.

• Provide a stable, secure, and maintainable hosting environment for long-term operations.

I. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

The scope of the proposed services will include the following:

• Design, code, compile, test, debug, modify, and document new or existing applications programs within accepted standards, procedures, and guidelines.
• Identify, research, and resolve program, machine, data, or system software problems, frequently on an individual basis in consultation with other employees and/or users.
• Review the work of programmers for assigned systems responsibility to ensure data integrity and availability.
• Analyze changes, enhancements, and/or systems designs to ensure data integrity and availability., SQL Server and data integrity solutions

2

Required

CRM systems, intake portals, and automated reporting

2

Required

.NET full-stack, ASP.NET frameworks

2

Required

Enterprise coding best practices

1

Preferred

Exposure to cloud platforms (Azure) and modern frameworks (Vue, Angular, React)

Do you have experience in SQL?, Prior experience developing state applications or working within regulated public-sector

environments.

Note: Expected Start Date 06/01/2026 and Expected End Date 12/30/2026. May not be extended beyond 06/30/2029. Hours worked should be within the State’s core hours of 7:00 AM CT to 6:00 PM CT. May be required to work on State holidays, weekends and hours outside of the State’s core business hours in order to meet critical deadlines.