Kansas City Public Utilities Demandstar #RFP-90078-0-2026/JB

Kansas City Board of Public Utilities Integration Platform and Consulting Services Solicitation

The Kansas City Board of Public Utilities (BPU) is seeking consulting services and an integration platform to enhance enterprise-wide IT integration, automation, and API management. - Government Buyer: - Kansas City Board of Public Utilities (BPU), Kansas City, KS - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - Software AG (now part of IBM) - Axway Inc - Chainsys Corporation - Hybrid Enterprises LLC - Onvia, Inc. - Salesforce - Products/Services Requested: - Integration platform for enterprise-wide data consistency, automation, and API management - Must support cloud and on-premises applications - Capable of handling up to 1 million transactions per month - Support for up to 15 use cases per application - Robust ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) operations - Governance and collaboration features - Compatibility with APIs and file-based connectors (XML, JSON, CSV, MFTs, HTTPs) - Consulting services for acquisition and implementation of the integration platform - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Platform must ensure data consistency across diverse applications and sources - Support for complex business processes involving multiple systems - Emphasis on robust integration capabilities and governance for improved decision-making - Current infrastructure includes On-Premises WebMethods from Software AG (now IBM) since 2013 - Must support both cloud and on-premises environments

Description

This Request for Proposal (RFP) issued by Kansas City Board of Public Utilities is to acquire an integration platform to effectively manage enterprise-wide integration, automation, and API Management. The platform should ensure data consistency across different applications and sources, support complex business processes involving multiple applications and systems, enable collaboration, provide robust Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) operations, ensure governance, and improve decision making. The current infrastructure supports both cloud and on-premises applications and has been supported by On-Premises WebMethods since 2013. The platform must support up to 1 million transactions per month and up to 15 use cases per application.

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