Government and public sector

Accessible websites for the agencies that serve the public

We build and run websites and citizen-facing chat for public-sector organizations, with accessibility built in from the start. We have no public-sector case studies to show yet, so every project starts with a written scope and price. Based in Las Vegas, delivered remotely.

Why a quote and not a price list: public-sector scope varies too much (pages, documents, systems, procurement rules), so we write the scope and price down before work starts. A small website can go straight to the calculator.

Fully remote, US-wide · Based in Las Vegas · Scope and price written down before work starts
The challenge

The problem in plain terms

Deadlines are coming

ADA Title II rules push public entities toward WCAG-conformant web content on a set schedule, and many sites and PDFs are not there yet.

Residents cannot find answers

Information buried in PDFs and phone trees sends people to a counter or a call center.

Sites are hard to update

Staff wait on a vendor for small changes.

For procurement & contracting

View our capability statement

Who we are, what we do and what we can supply, in one page for your contracting office.

Who it is for

Built for public sector organizations

Our government digital services are designed for the organizations that serve the public every day, from a small town to a county agency.

Cities & townsCountiesSchool districtsPublic utilitiesTransit authoritiesTourism boardsState agenciesSpecial districts
Our approach

How we work with government

1

Assess

We review your current site for accessibility gaps, usability issues and risks.

2

Propose

You get a clear scope with a written price, timeline and deliverables, straightforward to take through your procurement process.

3

Build

We build on open platforms, tested toward WCAG 2.1 AA, with mobile-first design. You own everything.

4

Support

Content updates, accessibility monitoring and AI chat operation, with monthly reporting.

Scoped quotes

How government work is priced

Every project is scoped and priced in writing before work starts. No public price list: scope varies too much.

Accessibility review
Scoped quote

Door opener

Testing of pages, forms and documents with a prioritized remediation roadmap.

  • Automated and manual WCAG 2.1 AA checks
  • Prioritized fix list
  • Title II risk overview
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Digital operations
Scoped quote

Ongoing

Continuous content management, AI chat, accessibility monitoring and reporting.

  • Content management and updates
  • AI chat for resident questions
  • Accessibility monitoring
  • Monthly analytics reporting
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Small websites can be priced directly in the calculator. Larger work gets a written scope and fixed quote, which fits a quote-based or formal procurement process. Ask what documentation we can supply.

Why us

Why agencies work with smrtLV.io

Remote, based in Las Vegas

We work with agencies across the US, fully remote, with one accountable contact.

No vendor lock-in

Open-source CMS: you own your code and content. If you ever want to move, everything goes with you.

AI-powered citizen engagement

AI chat adapted for public service: round-the-clock answers without adding headcount.

Written scope and price

You know what you get and what it costs before work starts.

Check which ADA Title II date applies to you

The DOJ web rule sets WCAG 2.1 AA compliance dates by population size, larger entities first. Confirm yours with counsel or the DOJ, then plan the accessibility work backward.

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Straight talk

What we will not promise

  • We do not hold a VPAT, ACR or third-party accessibility certification we can show you today. We build and test toward WCAG 2.1 AA and tell you what we found, and any formal audit would be done by an independent auditor you choose.
  • We have no SOC 2, StateRAMP or FedRAMP authorization.
  • We are not a general government contractor. We build and run websites, search, AI chat and related digital work for agencies and the organizations that serve them.
  • Public-sector work has its own procurement rules. Ask us what we can supply and we will say plainly what we cannot.
  • Large or custom projects are scoped and written down before work starts.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

ADA Title II requires state and local government web content to be accessible to people with disabilities. The DOJ rule references WCAG 2.1 Level AA, with compliance dates set by population size.
No. We are based in Las Vegas, Nevada, and work with agencies across the US, fully remote.
Small websites can be priced in the calculator. Anything larger gets a written scope and fixed quote before work starts, because public-sector scope varies too much for a list price.
Not today. We build and test toward WCAG 2.1 AA and document what we found. If you need an independent audit, we can work alongside the auditor you choose.
We can work through a formal RFP or a quote-based process. Ask what documentation we can supply and we will say plainly what we cannot.
Open-source platforms such as WordPress or a static architecture, so your data and code belong to you.
Yes. English and Spanish are common starting points, and more languages can be scoped.

Start with the right door

Small sites can be priced in the calculator. Larger or custom work starts with a short scoped quote request.

Fully remote, US-wideScope and price in writingYou own code, content and data