# Seattle Park District Opengov #C156180926

Seattle seeks Microsoft Power Platform development, governance, and support services

**Posted:** October 02, 2026
**Respond By:** October 30, 2026
**Identifier:** C156180926
**NAICS:** 541511, 541512, 541519, 611420, 541611

The City of Seattle is seeking qualified partners to develop, govern, and sustain its enterprise Microsoft Power Platform environment.
- Government buyer: City of Seattle, Seattle Information Technology Department (Seattle IT), including the Seattle Department of Information Technology.
- OEM: **Microsoft**; the requested platform includes Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Copilot Studio, and Power Pages.
- Services requested:
  - Design, develop, and integrate new Power Platform solutions, including connections to enterprise systems and complex or cross-department initiatives.
  - Troubleshoot, tune, enhance, maintain, and assess existing apps and flows, including legacy solutions.
  - Establish governance and security practices for environments, data-loss prevention (DLP), access controls, standards, naming, and solution lifecycles; advise on privacy and accessibility.
  - Train and coach City staff, enable citizen development, and support a Center of Excellence model.
  - Provide monitoring, reporting, metrics, alerts, and related tools.
  - Support project management, stakeholder engagement, change management, communications, adoption planning, and training.
- No physical products, part numbers, or fixed quantities are specified. Work will be scoped and funded through individual projects or Work Orders.
- Vendors must show relevant enterprise or public-sector Power Platform experience, including high-code extensions or integrations, and experience with Power Platform/Azure governance, security, and compliance. Project-management experience for complex, multi-stakeholder work is also required.
- Notable requirements include accessibility, cybersecurity and data protection, and AI safeguards where AI is part of a solution. Equity, digital inclusion, and applicable WMBE inclusion considerations are also identified.
- The City anticipates a two-year partner selection or ordering term with two additional two-year extensions; it also reserves the right to extend the contract up to ten years. Individual project schedules and durations will vary.

### Description

The City of Seattle seeks qualified vendors to provide professional services supporting its Microsoft Power Platform ecosystem and transition to an enterprise-wide sustainment model. Work includes developing and integrating new solutions, supporting and enhancing existing apps and flows, establishing governance and security practices, and enabling citizen development through training and coaching. Vendors will also support monitoring, reporting, change management, and adoption in alignment with the City's equity, accessibility, and digital inclusion goals. The City may select multiple vendors for a preferred-partner pool, but does not guarantee work or utilization.

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