Voyatek Selected by Maryland Department of Information Technology as Agile Resources Provider

Voyatek announced today that it has been selected by the Maryland Department of Information Technology (DoIT) as one of only ten firms eligible to provide services to state agencies via the Agile Teams Resources task order. Through this procurement path, Voyatek will provide agile development services to government agencies across Maryland, helping them continue to modernize legacy systems and provide better digital services for Maryland residents.

“Voyatek has a strong track record of helping Maryland agencies accelerate modernization through agile development practices,” said Christa Stolarik, VP and Maryland Strategic Client Executive at Voyatek. “We’re looking forward to using our expertise to support even more critical State Information Technology programs and projects.”

Voyatek currently supports an array of technology initiatives for the Maryland agencies, including Maryland State Libraries, Maryland Department of Health, and Maryland Department of Transportation, among others.

The Agile Teams task order creates a pool of highly qualified and capable firms that specialize in recruiting and retaining highly qualified agile technical resources. Agile Teams provides a centralized and streamline procurement process to State government agencies to support their technical, development and implementation resources. The original proposal for the award was submitted under GANTECH, which was acquired by Voyatek in 2019.

About Voyatek

Voyatek delivers outcome-driven technology solutions to state and local government that improve population wellbeing, create safer and more equitable communities, and foster a thriving economy. Voyatek’s SaaS solutions, coupled with its IT and data analytics services, help governments to provide real-world program impact for residents. Spanning health and human services, public safety, and economic development, Voyatek’s solutions include several purpose-built products focused on the Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC), vital records management, self-sovereign identity, community health analytics, and more.