The state of Minnesota is seeking information from vendors for a child support modernization system designed to enhance case management, enforcement, and the underlying technology infrastructure. The objective is to provide resources that will improve the current enterprise mainframe solution supporting child support processes, aiming to empower a modern, efficient, and well-supported workforce.

Key goals include expanding equitable self-service access for both families and employers, amplifying data, reporting, and document management interoperability, and advancing the infrastructure into a flexible, secure, and sustainable technology ecosystem. The solution should offer modular user interfaces for browsing and selection, with security managed separately from business logic and navigation modules. Additionally, the system should include a calculator for child support enforcement, payment processing, distribution, reconciliation, and reporting.

Integration capabilities are essential, specifically the ability to connect with mainframe systems, APIs, event-driven orchestration, and ETL pipelines. The system must support comprehensive case handling functions (initiation, establishment, location, management, and enforcement), document generation and storage, e-filing, and integration with court systems. Adherence to state and federal security, accessibility, and data governance standards is required. The architecture should be modular, API-first, and support cloud-native or hybrid deployment models.