
Government Software Development
Modernization that survives administration changes, budget cycles, and audits.
Troy Web Consulting builds custom software for state agencies, regulatory commissions, and public authorities that need to modernize legacy systems without disrupting the services people depend on. 100% onshore U.S. team, building since 2002.
RECOGNITION & IMPACT
Known and trusted by Government organizations since 2002
We have the people, process, and capacity and have been recognized for delivering secure, performant, and compliant software nationally.






Our Services
Government Software We Build
We build custom systems that are deployed in multiple states throughout the country.
Permitting, Licensing, and Inspection Platforms
permit intake, fee collection, inspection scheduling, and field capture. Oklahoma digitized well permitting without taking regulation offline for a day.
Regulatory Case Management and Reporting
compliance certification, examination and credentialing systems, and reporting built for transparency, FOIL readiness, and the evidence trail oversight bodies expect.
Legacy Modernization
phased replacement, never a big-bang cutover. West Virginia's ERIS system became a modern statewide .NET platform with 114,000+ wells migrated.
Member and Constituent Platforms
NYSCOPBA serves 26,000+ officers and retirees; NYS PEF's Union Strong app shipped in 2025.
Why Government Agencies Choose Troy Web Consulting
We operate differently from large offshore firms or short-term development shops. Our experience spans over 2 decades and our team continuously works in regulated environments.
A public-sector record you can check
Not a logo wall. Named agencies with published case studies and real numbers, and a development partnership on a DOE-backed platform running in more than 20 states.
Onshore, and still here in four years
100% U.S.-based team since 2002, long enough to have carried platforms through multiple administrations. Source code, documentation, and IP are yours.
Accessibility is part of how we build, not a phase before launch
We design against WCAG 2.1 AA during development rather than remediating at the end. That matters more than it did a year ago: the DOJ's ADA Title II rule requires WCAG 2.1 AA of public entities serving 50,000 or more people by April 26, 2027, and of smaller entities and special districts by April 26, 2028. Retrofitting accessibility into a finished legacy system is the expensive way to reach that date.



