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Government Contractors

Built to hold up under evaluation.

Federal buyers check your website during evaluation. We build sites that signal seriousness — clear capability statements, contract vehicles, past performance, and accessibility done right. No startup-tier copy. No stock photos.

What we hear from buyers

  • Evaluators landing on a brochure site during source selection
  • No clean way to surface contract vehicles, NAICS codes, or past performance
  • Section 508 / accessibility gaps flagged in compliance reviews
  • Brand reads as a small business when you're competing with mids and larges

How we approach the work

  • Capability-led IA with contract vehicles and past performance front-and-center
  • Section 508 / WCAG 2.1 AA built in — not retrofitted at the end
  • Hosting that meets the bar for federal-facing infrastructure
  • Brand tuned for the federal buyer, not the consumer market

Why JMG

What holds up under scrutiny.

Pillar / 01

Section 508 & WCAG 2.1 AA, as standard

Accessibility is built in from the first component, not retrofitted before a compliance review. Your site holds up when an evaluator — or an auditor — looks closely.

Pillar / 02

DC-metro, evaluation-aware

We're based in the Washington, DC metro and build for the reader who actually matters: the federal buyer checking your site during source selection.

Pillar / 03

Senior, discreet, fast

The people who scope your project are the people who ship it. NDAs are welcome, and we regularly take teams from rebrand to launch inside a quarter.

Services that lead

Where we start the engagement.

Government Contractors in the wild

Shipped for this industry.

All work

Common questions

The questions we hear first.

Do you build Section 508 / WCAG compliant websites?

Yes — accessibility is built in from the start, not retrofitted. We build to WCAG 2.1 AA / Section 508 so the site holds up in compliance reviews and federal-facing evaluations.

Do you work with government contractors specifically?

Yes. GovCon has been a core industry since 2015 — we've shipped for federal-facing firms including Chainbridge Solutions, WashingtonExec, Flatter, and the Chief Officer Awards, and we're based in the Washington, DC metro area.

Can our site present contract vehicles, NAICS codes, and past performance?

That's the core of how we structure GovCon sites: capability-led information architecture with contract vehicles, NAICS codes, capability statements, and past performance placed where evaluators look first.

What does a GovCon website project cost?

Scope drives price. Use the free Project Estimator for a ballpark range in about a minute — we follow up within one business day with a tailored scope.

How fast can you move on a proposal or rebrand deadline?

Senior people work your project directly, so timelines compress well — we regularly take teams from rebrand to launch within a quarter. Tell us the date and we'll scope to it.

Ready to get started?

Building for Government Contractors?

We've shipped across this industry since 2015. Tell us about your project and we'll reply within one business day with a senior point of contact.

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