Government & Procurement

A clearer path from evaluation to implementation.

Information for towns, districts and public organizations evaluating SkyReelz for a website or digital-services project. Project-specific procurement requirements are confirmed during scoping rather than assumed.

Company information

Business identity, primary contact information and requested administrative details can be supplied for a qualified procurement process.

Tax & vendor documents

W-9 and other vendor-onboarding documentation can be provided when required for an active opportunity.

Insurance / special requirements

If a solicitation requires insurance, security, accessibility or other project-specific documentation, availability and exact requirements are confirmed before award.

Scope of work

Deliverables, migration responsibilities, hosting, training, support and acceptance milestones can be documented in a formal scope.

Ownership & access

Domain, account, website and data-control responsibilities are documented so the agency knows what it controls during and after the engagement.

Accessibility approach

SkyReelz can document its accessibility-oriented design, testing and publishing approach without making unsupported blanket legal guarantees.

Evaluation checklist

Questions a public buyer should be able to answer before signing.

Who owns the domain and core accounts?
What happens to existing email and DNS during migration?
How are old URLs and public documents handled?
Who can publish and approve updates?
What accessibility testing is included?
How are backups and recovery handled?
What support is included after launch?
What requires a separate change order?
How are third-party payment or alert providers connected?
What training is provided to staff?
What are the project milestones and acceptance points?
What documentation is available for procurement?