Markets / United States / Washington, DC

Software development for Washington, DC teams.

Washington teams selling to federal or state agencies get asked for NIST-aligned controls in procurement. We share our ISO 27001:2022 certificate and can map controls to a questionnaire; we do not hold FedRAMP authorisation.

(01) Local focus

What we build in Washington, DC.

  • Govtech
  • Policy and advocacy tech
  • Cybersecurity

Data rules to plan for: NIST-aligned security controls. We design for these from the data model up; your counsel decides what applies to you.

(02) Coverage

Your hours, our working day.

0.0 h core overlap / 9.0 h shifted · 09:00 to 18:00 Washington, DC time · USD

  • Washington, DC0.0 h / 9.0 h

Shifted = our hours moved to match yours. UTC axis, standard time, approximate.

(04) FAQ

Questions from Washington, DC.

Do you have an office in Washington, DC?

No. Our team is based in Ahmedabad, India, and we work with Washington, DC clients remotely, with working hours agreed before the first sprint. We do not list an address in Washington, DC or claim a local presence.

How much overlap will we have with your team in Washington, DC?

Our standard 09:00 to 18:00 IST day ends before the Washington, DC morning begins, so we move a squad to a late shift. That gives you a live 9.0-hour working day. Daylight saving, where it applies, moves this by an hour, and we confirm hours whenever the clocks change.

Can you quote in USD?

Yes. Fixed-price proposals can be in USD. An MVP Sprint starts from about $6k, which stays indicative until your scoping call. Payments follow milestones tied to working software.

Which data rules should we plan for in Washington, DC?

NIST-aligned security controls is the usual starting point for Washington, DC products. We design with minimal personal data, documented data flows and data-processing terms as standard. Your counsel confirms what applies to your product.

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