Fort Myers Opengov #RFI 26-071

City of Fort Myers Seeks Oracle Redwood Migration Consulting Services

The City of Fort Myers is seeking information from qualified firms to support its migration from Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management (SCM) modules to the Oracle Redwood User Interface (UI). - Government Buyer: - City of Fort Myers, Procurement Services - OEM Highlight: - Oracle is the primary Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) referenced for both the current ERP system and the Redwood UI migration - Products/Services Requested: - Consulting services for migrating Oracle Fusion SCM modules to the Redwood UI - Support includes configuration, implementation, assessment, validation, testing, knowledge transfer, documentation, training, and best practices for risk mitigation - Technical Scope: - Migration covers Oracle Fusion ERP Release 26B modules: Financials, SCM, Enterprise Performance Management, and Human Capital Management - Specific SCM modules include Procurement, Supplier Portal, Purchase Requisitions, Purchase Orders, Product Catalogs, Cost Management, Receipt Accounting, Inventory Management, and Central Warehouse - Notable Requirements: - Respondents must have proven Oracle and public-sector experience - The City requests information on implementation approaches, project timing, staffing, risks, and budgetary considerations - The City lacks internal resources for this migration and seeks recommendations for supporting the transition - The RFI is for planning and market research purposes to inform a future solicitation

Description

The City of Fort Myers is seeking information from qualified third-party firms with relevant Oracle experience to assist in transitioning from Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management (SCM) to the Oracle Redwood User Interface. The project involves modules such as Procurement, Supplier Portal, Purchase Requisitions, Purchase Orders, Product Catalogs, Cost Management, Receipt Accounting, Inventory Management, and Central Warehouse. The city currently uses Oracle Fusion ERP Release 26B and plans to transition SCM functionality to Redwood UI starting with Release 27A in early 2027. This Request for Information (RFI) aims to gather details on services, approaches, timing, effort, risks, and budget to inform a potential future solicitation.

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