Have you delivered government work before?+
Yes — since 2007. Our first enterprise contract was a national-scale citizen portal that is still in operation today, modernized through several cycles. We have continued delivering public-sector work in the years since, both directly and through prime contractors.
Do you support data sovereignty / on-premise deployment?+
Yes. Public-sector engagements often have data-sovereignty constraints that rule out commercial cloud, or require national cloud providers, or require on-premise. We design for whichever operational reality applies to the engagement — we do not push agencies into infrastructure that does not match their procurement constraints.
Can you handle accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA)?+
Yes — and we treat accessibility as a design discipline, not a remediation phase. Accessibility expertise is on the team during initial design, every component goes through automated and manual accessibility review before merge, and we work with assistive-technology testers for the citizen-facing surfaces.
Do you participate in public procurement processes?+
We work as a delivery partner — usually engaged by a prime contractor who has won the procurement, or directly by an agency in a framework or call-off arrangement. We are happy to engage early in a procurement to support the technical design phase.
How do you handle multi-language for citizens?+
Full localization, not just translation — date formats, address formats, name-handling rules, RTL support, and where required, accessibility patterns specific to scripts (e.g., Georgian, Cyrillic, Arabic). We design content models that can carry per-language overrides cleanly, instead of duplicating entire content trees.
What does a typical government engagement look like?+
8–24 month delivery engagements with joint teams (our engineers + your agency or prime contractor's team), structured around clear procurement milestones. We have run engagements ranging from 2-engineer focused integration work to 15+ person platform deliveries.