Active SLED Opportunity · TEXAS · CITY OF GRANBURY
AI Summary
The City of Granbury seeks information from vendors on ERP software solutions and implementation services to modernize its financial and administrative systems. This RFI requests detailed vendor responses on system capabilities, hosting, support, and costs. Questions due by May 21, 2026; responses due by June 3, 2026.
The City of Granbury (“City”) is seeking information from qualified vendors regarding Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software solutions and related implementation services. This Request for Information (RFI) is issued solely for information-gathering and planning purposes and does not constitute a solicitation or a commitment to issue a future procurement.
The City of Granbury currently utilizes Tyler Incode ERP Pro 9, a web-based system (not on-premise), to support its financial and administrative operations. The City intends to modernize and enhance these systems by transitioning to a comprehensive ERP solution. Current systems support the following functions:
RFI 25-26-26 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Implementation
1. Is your system cloud-based or on-premise?
2. If cloud-based, was it designed for the cloud or adapted from an on-premise application?
3. Where is your system hosted, and by whom?
4. Does your software have a multi-tenant architecture? Are all of your customers on the same logical instance of your software? If not, how many customers do you serve on each logical instance?
5. Are we as an organization responsible for anything that happens to our data? Will we as customers have to buy separate consulting services in order to fix problems in your software? Or will you take responsibility for fixing bugs? If we want to move to another system at some point in the future, will we have full access to our data?
6. Will we have to pay for updates? How much will they cost? How often do you upgrade your software?
7. What is your system’s up-time?
8. Will the system support our core business needs out of the box? Do you handle modifications through configuration? Or will we need to pay for customization?
9. What restrictions limit our access to your system? Are there certain databases, operating systems, browsers, devices, or platforms that your system can’t run on?
10. How many years have you been in business?
11. Are you profitable?
12. Describe your consulting resources. How many full-time consultants do you employ? What qualifications do they have?
13. How many customers do you serve? What percentage of customers do you retain on a yearly basis? What percentage of customers have you retained since your founding?
14. What proportion of customers are in our industry? Can you provide references from organizations similar to ours?
15. For how long does your contract mandate that we use your software? Will we be able to read the fine print of your customer contract before it’s time to sign? 16. What is a typical implementation time for an organization of our size?
17. Who will handle the implementation and? Will you use an implementation partner?
18. What methodology do you use to ensure a successful implementation?
19. What type of support and training do you offer? How much is included with the implementation cost, and how much will we need to pay extra for?
20. What is the cost of the first year of maintenance for your software? What about subsequent years?
21. How much does it cost to add new users? Describe the process for becoming an authorized user.
22. How can we ensure that users only access approved areas and functionality?
23. Does your system create an auditable trail of user activity?
24. What are your system’s security protocols?
25. What access protocols do you have in place?
26. How do you future-proof your customers? What will you do to ensure that we can grow with your system?
27. Describe the process for adding new entities or business units to your system.
28. If we want to integrate with an outside application, what are the protocols? Which integration paradigms and APIs do you support? Do you support GraphQL?
29. What differentiates your system from alternatives?
30. Where does your system fall short? What do competitors have that you don’t?
31. What three areas do you see as our greatest efficiency needs? How will your solution improve our operations in each of these?
Q (Questions ):
A: 1. Whether vendors may submit clarification questions by email to purchasing@granbury.org Submit via Opengov
Q (No subject):
A: 2. Whether there is a deadline for submitting clarification questions; and May 21, 2026 by 12pm
Q (No subject):
A: 3. Whether any responses to vendor questions will be published through OpenGov, an addendum, or another shared notice available to all interested respondents. Via Addendum through OpenGov
SLED stands for State, Local, and Education. These are solicitations issued by state governments, counties, cities, school districts, utilities, and higher education institutions — as opposed to federal agencies.
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