Government Technology Departments
Your team inherits every system the agency buys. We deliver systems your own staff can integrate, maintain, and run.
The situation
You did not choose the system, you will not choose the next one, and you will maintain both. The questions that matter to you are the integration surface, the data model, and what happens when the contract ends.
You have also seen what "custom" usually means: an application nobody documented, running on a stack nobody chose, that becomes yours the moment the consultants leave.
The work that usually comes first
Each page sets out what the work involves in verbs, the artifacts it produces, how the engagement runs phase by phase, and what your agency owns at the end.
Data, Integration and Migration
We prepare your records for migration, independently verify the converted data, and preserve readable access to the retired system.
Hosting, Maintenance and Support
Hosting, maintenance, and support for the systems we build, with self-hosting always available and every option priced in advance.
Custom Digital Solutions
We design and build the public-facing side of your court: websites, portals, self-help services, and applications.
A reasonable place to start
Nothing here requires a full modernization program to begin. This engagement is scoped in writing, priced on its own, and ends at a decision your agency makes with everything it produced already in hand.
What you own at the end
Every artifact is yours in editable source, written so another firm could execute it. Anything we build sits in your own repository from the first commit. If we operate it for you afterwards, self-hosting stays available and moving between the options is priced in advance.
Build
We design and build websites, portals, applications, and integrations under a written scope, with source code in your repository from the first commit.
- Price
- From $60,000
- Timeline
- 8 to 20 weeks
What your team uses
- The system, accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA and tested with assistive technology
- Source code in your repository throughout, with integration documentation and an operations runbook
- Training for the staff who will maintain it
What we need from your team
- A decision maker who can approve scope in one meeting
- Access to the systems it must integrate with
- Staff time for research and review, about 3 hours every two weeks
Builds usually depend on services such as hosting, email, messaging, identity, or payments. Your existing services are the starting point.
See the full engagementThe safe first step
The readiness assessment is free, takes about 20 minutes, and returns a scored report you keep. It creates no obligation, no call, and no follow-up.