SAMARTH capability
Government digital infrastructure
Public digital infrastructure has to serve everyone, survive changes of administration and meet procurement and security rules that private systems never face. SAMARTH supports public bodies from a single departmental system to national platforms.
Problems organisations bring
- Citizen services spread across disconnected portals
- Departmental data that cannot be shared lawfully or technically
- Legacy systems with no maintainer
- Projects that must survive procurement and audit
Scope of work
- E-governance and citizen service platforms
- Administrative workflow automation
- Government data integration
- Government cloud, secure networking and disaster recovery
- Decision support and integrated monitoring
- Detailed project reports and procurement support
How an engagement runs
- Consultation. Every engagement begins with a registered consultation request and a call with a SAMARTH consultant, who confirms what is actually needed.
- Assessment and feasibility. Stakeholders, current systems, legal constraints and the procurement route are established first.
- Architecture and proposal. A project architecture, cost estimate and, where required, a detailed project report.
- Procurement and delivery. Delivery follows the contracting body's procurement and approval process. A proposal is never presented as an award.
What is delivered
- Assessment and feasibility report
- Project architecture
- Detailed project report where required
- Delivery, testing, training and handover under contract
Limits we state plainly
Every engagement complies with the procurement, financial, security and statutory rules that apply to the contracting body.
A proposal, meeting or expression of interest is never described as an awarded project.
Questions
Do government applicants pay the consultation booking fee?
Yes. Every applicant, including governments and public-sector bodies, registers and pays the booking fee before a formal consultation call. Payment against an invoice is available where your rules require it.
Which levels of government do you work with?
Local, district or county, state or provincial, national and international bodies, in any country.
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