Specifications include, but are not limited to: comprehensive and automated Identity Management System (IDMS) for the MCI Airport for issuing Airport Identification badges with access to Sterile, Secured and Aircraft Operations Area (AOA)/Security Identification Display Area (SIDA) areas. The badging office currently manages approximately 5200 active badges. Badge holders include employees of the Kansas City Aviation Department, airlines, tenants, contractors, concessionaires, consultants, and government (local, state and Federal) agencies. The ID Badging office handles approximately 30 – 40 transactions per day. These transactions include processing new and renewal badge applicants and issuing replacement badges, and keys. The MCI Badging Office staff will be the primary users and administrators of the IDMS system. Authorized signatories will be another key user group. The airport has approximately 259 Authorized Signatories (AST) who act as a tenant or agency’s representative(s) and have the authority to make decisions on behalf of their company’s or agency’s sponsored badge holders. A company’s AST is also the main point of contact for the ID Badging Office. One main function of the AST is to work with badging applicants to complete the badging process. The current badging process involves paper application forms(s) to be filled out by the employee/badge applicant, reviewed and signed by the AST. The ID office staff then enters the application in multiple stand-alone systems that provide specific functions: background checks, training, financial (Point of sale and receipt printer) and access control. To ensure a smooth transition between existing and future operations, the IDMS will need to integrate, at a minimum, with the existing Crossmatch Fingerprint systems (open to other technology), TSA Designated Aviation Channeling (DAC) service provider (AAAE TSC), Learning Management system (SSi), and access control system (LENEL). KCAD is seeking a single IDMS contractor to provide all software, software customization, training, badging hardware, and related maintenance services necessary for an IDMS.