Birmingham City Council signals demand for Oracle go-live support and change services
Birmingham City Council says its Oracle re-implementation has moved into cutover, with focus now on data migration, safe implementation, organisational readiness and hypercare. The meeting points to likely demand for implementation support, business change, training and post-go-live support around a large ERP rollout.
Birmingham City Council · West Midlands · 29 July 2026
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The programme itself has successfully transitioned into cutover and the focus has now very much shifted from the system testing to the data migration, managing a safe implementation, and organisational readiness, business change, and the hypercare and support that comes afterwards.
Also said in the meeting
“It is a big complex ERP implementation.”
“There are, including reports, 140 different integrations involved.”
“Actually, the business change when we go live is the majority of the work that needs to go on.”
What we know
- The Oracle/Brindley re-implementation has moved into cutover and is approaching go-live.
- The programme is described as a big, complex ERP implementation with 140 integrations and 4.9 million migrating records.
- The meeting says the main work at go-live will be business change, supported by change champions across directorates.
Why this is a signal, not noise
The meeting gives a clear requirement signal from a large ERP programme approaching go-live, but it does not state a tender route or tender date.
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Source
Risk, Oracle and Accounts, 29 July 2026
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How a supplier could follow up
- Track Birmingham City Council procurement notices and agenda papers for Oracle implementation support, training, and hypercare services.
- Identify whether you can support ERP cutover, data migration assurance, business change, or post-go-live managed services.
- Prepare a concise capability note referencing complex ERP rollouts, integrations, and change-management support in case the council issues a direct call or tender.
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