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Drupal Migration with No Disruption to Users or Content
New York State Department of Health, Wadsworth's platform migrated from Drupal 7, with content and search equity intact.
Every page on a government website is a public record. Every citizen who visits it is a stakeholder. Your Drupal platform has to hold up to that scrutiny, on a budget cycle that rarely moves as fast as the mandate does.
Government agencies don't just publish content. They're accountable for it, through audits, public records requests, and accessibility reviews that private-sector sites rarely face.
What worked for a single-department site rarely holds up once you're managing multiple agencies, jurisdictions, and years of compliance history. We architect for that accountability, not around it.
Agencies bring us in when:
A legacy platform can't meet WCAG 2.1 or Section 508 accessibility requirements.
Multiple departments or agencies need consistent governance without losing local control.
A security review or audit has flagged an outdated CMS.
Multilingual or multi-jurisdiction content needs a single, manageable source.
A Drupal 7 or legacy CMS migration is overdue, and budget cycles keep delaying it.
Six capabilities built for government agencies. Delivered through our AI orchestration system. Each one scoped, architected, and reviewed by senior Drupal engineers.
Secure, accessible builds aligned to government compliance and multi-department governance requirements.
Move from Drupal 7 or a legacy system to a current, secure Drupal version without disrupting public-facing services.
Our web governance services covers accessibility compliance (WCAG 2.1 AA, ADA Title II, Section 508), automated scanning across thousands of pages, content and brand standards, PDF remediation, data privacy and consent, and governance roles and workflows.
Technical SEO built into the platform itself, so public services and records stay discoverable in search and AI answer engines.
Practical AI integrations that power smarter citizen-facing search, so residents find the right service or form without digging through department silos.
Ongoing, proactive support that keeps a public-sector platform secure, compliant, and audit-ready as regulations evolve.
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New York State Department of Health, Wadsworth's platform migrated from Drupal 7, with content and search equity intact.
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A Drupal 9 rebuild with SOLR search, tuned to how procurement engineers hunt for parts.
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A custom Drupal theme that stands out while staying true to GT's brand system.
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One Drupal platform with a shared component library that regional teams run themselves.
Trusted by the world's leading teams
From first audit to long after launch, our process stays clear and consistent. It's designed for teams who want speed, quality, and scale together.
Every engagement starts with an audit of your architecture, content, and goals. The AI framework runs the analysis. A senior engineer validates every finding. You see what's solid and what's risky before any code moves.
We design Drupal systems built to scale and easy for your team to run. Our architects decide how a problem gets solved. The AI system executes that approach and never improvises its own.
Every build is read, challenged, and refined by engineers who could have written it by hand. Code merges only after it clears functional, accessibility, performance, and visual checks. You see progress each sprint.
Launch is the midpoint. Performance, security, and improvements are covered, and the people who built your site are the people who answer when you need them.
We don't just build on Drupal. Our engineers contribute modules, patches, and core fixes back to the platform your site runs on. You'll find our team in the issue queues, at DrupalCons, and in the release notes. For your project, that means answers that come from the source instead of a support forum.
130+
Module Contributions
Modules built and maintained for real-world enterprise needs.
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Events Sponsored
Actively sponsoring DrupalCon and regional Drupal Camps.
GOLD
Drupal Partner
Proud Gold certified partners supporting the sustainability of open source.
500+
Published Drupal resources
Some agencies gate their knowledge. Ours ranks on Google.
If you're evaluating a migration, a redesign, or an accessibility remediation, we'll help you assess the risks and design the right path forward before anything's committed.
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Find answers to common questions about Drupal for Government Agencies.
Drupal gives government agencies the security, accessibility, and scalability to run multi-department portals from one governed platform, which is why agencies in more than 150 countries build their digital services on it.
Yes. Drupal ships with semantic markup, keyboard navigation, and screen-reader support built into its core, giving agencies a strong starting point for WCAG 2.1 and Section 508 compliance instead of a full remediation project.
Drupal's multi-site architecture lets individual departments manage their own content while a central team maintains branding, security, and compliance standards across every site.
Yes. Native multilingual capabilities let agencies serve content in multiple languages while maintaining consistent accessibility and SEO, which matters for jurisdictions serving diverse communities.
Yes. Drupal's core includes a dedicated security team and a regular, public security release cycle, which is a major reason regulated industries and public-sector agencies rely on it.
Yes, with proper planning. Our migration for the NY State Department of Health moved 50,000-plus pages with zero downtime days and grew organic traffic 38% after launch.
Drupal is built for scalability. Caching, load balancing, and optimized architecture let it handle traffic spikes during elections, emergencies, or public health events without downtime.
Look for proven experience with accessibility compliance, security audits, and multi-department governance, plus a partner who understands procurement cycles as well as code.