Data System Integration and Interoperability Services

The contract titled Data System Integration and Interoperability Services is a subcontract under the Energy Commission of California, focused on integrating data from DI-enabled smart meters into critical utility systems including MDMS, SCADA, and ADMS. The objective is to establish seamless, real-time data flows that support advanced grid monitoring, analytics, and operational decision-making. This integration will enhance the utility’s ability to detect anomalies, optimize load distribution, and improve overall grid reliability and responsiveness through continuous, high-fidelity data exchange. Performance of the contract is designated for Oakland, California, with the work centered on ensuring interoperability across disparate systems and protocols, enabling utilities to leverage smart meter data for dynamic grid management. The contract falls under NAICS code 541511, indicating it is classified as custom computer programming services, suggesting significant development and configuration efforts are required to align metering data with existing utility infrastructure. The solicitation was posted on July 16, 2026, and the project is expected to require rigorous adherence to data standards, cybersecurity protocols, and system compatibility requirements to achieve seamless, scalable integration.