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County board approves $1.95M, 10-year Mainstar proposal for permitting and code system
Summary
The board approved a 10-year proposal from Mainstar Incorporated for $1,954,347.37 to replace the MABCD's on-premises permitting system with a fully integrated cloud-hosted platform; staff cited inspection and permitting volumes and unanimous committee recommendation.
Purchasing staff recommended and the Sedgwick County Board of Bids and Contracts approved April 16 a 10-year proposal from Mainstar Incorporated worth $1,954,347.37 to provide an integrated permitting, licensing, plan review and case management system for the Metropolitan Area Building and Construction Department (MABCD).
"The committee unanimously agreed that fully integrated main star offers the best proposal for the county," said Lee Barriere, purchasing. Staff described the new system as providing electronic plan review, a public web portal, inspection scheduling and results, contractor licensing, a mobile application and a sandbox included in base pricing. The presentation noted MABCD's 2025 workload—about 116,000 inspections, 34,000 permits and 728 commercial plan reviews with $698,533,883 in reported project evaluation—as context for replacing the aging on-premises Infor Hansen system that is no longer supported.
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