Accessible City Website Professional Services
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SUMMARY
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A city in Washington is seeking professional services to design, develop, and implement a new accessible municipal website. The selected consultant will work with city staff to evaluate the existing website and create a modern platform that improves access to online services and information for different user groups.
The scope includes developing accessible design solutions that are easy to maintain, building and implementing the website platform, migrating content, and providing training and post-launch support. The website is expected to align with public sector cybersecurity best practices, including secure hosting, regular patching, role-based access control, and protection of data collected through online forms.
The anticipated contract term is one year. Limited information is available, and the full solicitation document was not provided in the source material.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 31, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Web development firm with municipal or public sector website experience
- Strong expertise in accessible website design and WCAG-compliant implementation
- Capability in CMS selection, website migration, and platform deployment
- Experience integrating secure hosting and public sector cybersecurity best practices
- Ability to provide staff training, documentation, and post-launch support
- Established team covering UX design, development, content migration, and project management
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