Public Sector & Regulated Digital Services
Digital work for governments, health authorities, education and other regulated bodies — where the requirements are the hard part, not the code.
Products, services & ideas (8)
Services built to WCAG, which the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act makes a legal obligation and federal accessibility rules extend further.
English and French to the same standard, which federal procurement requires outright.
Deployments that keep data in Canada, which public-sector and health contracts routinely demand and which is a straight disqualifier when it cannot be answered.
The documentation a public body needs before a new system touches personal information.
Responding to CanadaBuys and provincial tenders — the format is unforgiving and most technically capable suppliers lose on it.
Moving public bodies off ageing systems without losing the record history that legislation requires them to keep.
Retention schedules, disposition and audit trails to the standard a public record demands.
Learning, administration and communication systems for schools, colleges and training providers.
🧠 GMT opportunities
- Accessibility, official languages and data residency are the three things that disqualify suppliers before the technical evaluation, and all three are already how the group builds.
- Public contracts are long, renew, and pay reliably — the profile a young entity most needs.
- The document control and retention discipline the group runs internally is precisely what a regulated buyer is asking for evidence of.