Kansas City Public Utilities Demandstar #90078

Enterprise integration platform for Kansas City Board of Public Utilities

Kansas City Board of Public Utilities is seeking an enterprise integration platform for its cloud and on-premises applications. - Buyer: Kansas City Board of Public Utilities (KC BPU), a local public utility in Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas. No further sub-agency or office details are provided. - Requirement: An enterprise platform for application and data integration, automation, API management, ETL, governance, and decision support across cloud and on-premises systems. - Operating needs: Support up to 1 million transactions per month and up to 15 use cases per application. Existing connections are primarily API-based, with file-based and other connections using XML, JSON, CSV, managed file transfer, and HTTPS. - Existing technology and OEMs: KC BPU’s on-premises WebMethods integration infrastructure is identified as Software AG technology; Software AG was acquired by IBM. Other named platform companies include Axway Inc., Boomi, Oracle, Salesforce, and Workato. - Other named prospective planholders and vendors: Alluxi LLC; Autocene Government Solutions, Inc.; CADIENT LLC; Chainsys Corporation; Concourse Tech Inc.; Globetom LLC; GovBright; GovGuide; Hybrid Enterprises LLC; Mirage Software Inc. DBA Bourntec Solutions Inc.; Onvia, Inc.; Slow Internet; and TeamDynamix. BidPrime is also named. - Items requested: One enterprise integration platform; no brand, part number, or quantity is specified. IT integration platform consulting services are referenced, but individual tasks and quantities are not detailed. - Notable scope: The platform is expected to keep data consistent across applications and sources, support complex cross-system processes and collaboration, and provide robust ETL capabilities.

Description

The Kansas City Board of Public Utilities is seeking an integration platform to manage enterprise-wide integration, automation, and API management. The platform is intended to keep data consistent across applications and sources and support complex business processes, collaboration, ETL operations, governance, and decision making. BPU’s existing infrastructure supports cloud and on-premises applications, primarily through APIs, as well as file-based and other connectors. Current capacity is up to 1 million transactions per month and up to 15 use cases per application.

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