Foundations First at NASWA 2026
Tom Lovering shares three lessons from the NASWA 2026 Summit for modernizing workforce systems: map what you already have, do the data work early, and put partners at the table from day one.
OCTOBER 29
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trusted technology
for the public sector
For more than 25 years, GovWebworks has partnered with state agencies to modernize the systems behind public services—building websites, applications, and portals that make government simpler, more accessible, and easier to manage.
By combining thoughtful technology with a human-centered approach, we offer products that are secure, dependable, maintainable, and ready to evolve with the needs of the people they serve.
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government programs & services
Application Development
Full-lifecycle web application development for secure, scalable public-facing and internal systems, covering greenfield systems, legacy modernization, integration, and long-term maintainability.
Design Strategy
User-centered design research, information architecture, and UI design grounded in the real needs of agency staff and the citizens they serve.
Drupal Development
Content strategy, information architecture, and Drupal implementation with deep Drupal expertise, built to improve governance, usability, and editorial efficiency.
Other Services
We provide a range of other services that augment or extend our core offerings, or can be made available as stand-alone disciplines: Accessibility (aligned to WCAG 2.2 and Section 508 standards), AI Consulting (advisory and implementation focused on operational efficiency), Content Strategy (content stewardship for the long-term), and DevOps (Cloud hosting and security).
Project Leadership
Structured program and project management that mitigates risk, maintains scope control, and delivers complex initiatives on time and within budget.
Quality Assurance
Thorough testing and validation across the development lifecycle to ensure reliability, security, performance, and production readiness.
Our Products
Purpose-built tools for the everyday work of public service
Less administrative burden, better data, stronger service delivery.
Our SaaS product helps agencies to personalize each user's experience and deliver access to services more quickly. The platform has a broad range of applications including health and human services, workforce development and many other citizen facing scenarios.
Modernized workforce development platform that integrates O*NET and live labor market data to connect job seekers with personalized career pathways while streamlining hiring resources and talent matching for local employers.
Purpose-built judicial payment management platform that streamlines claim submission, multi-tier approvals, and state ERP integration for court-appointed service providers.
A fishery management solution, Streamline supports hatchery operations, stocking logistics, and fish health tracking in a single, centralized platform that improves operational efficiency and decision-making.
Our purpose-built digital tools are designed to manage complex, mission-critical processes for public-sector organizations.
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One team, accountable to the public
We build digital services that work — for the agencies that run them and the citizens who depend on them. A focused team, working transparently, taking the responsibility seriously.
Our success is thanks to the people who work here and make the magic happen. We value the contributions of each team member and strive to maintain an inclusive and supportive environment.
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State IT environments are complex, and every engagement starts differently. We meet agencies where they are. Sometimes that means a system built from scratch, sometimes a platform configured to your program, sometimes finishing what someone else started.
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Perspective from agency partners
“GovWebworks brought an advanced understanding of web interface options, plus an ability to immediately integrate with existing IDHW development methodologies, resources, and infrastructure.”
Greg Kunz
Idaho Department of Health & Welfare
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