Good company: Agileana joins CTAC, Forum One, and Bixal on the DOT Web Agility 3 BPA. 14 August, 2026 The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded four firms a place on the Web Agility Program Support Services 3 (WA3) Blanket Purchase Agreement: CTAC, Forum One, Bixal, and Agileana. Agileana LLC want to start where most award announcements end - with the other three names on that list. The company Agileana LLC is keeping. If you have spent any time in the Drupal community over the past decade, you know these firms. You have seen them at DrupalCon. You have read their case studies on how to make a federal website actually work for the person on the other side of the screen. You have sat in their sessions on accessibility, on content governance, on the unglamorous discipline of keeping a large CMS platform healthy year after year. They have shaped how its whole industry thinks about digital government. Agileana has spent more than a decade building Drupal for federal agencies and mission-driven organizations. For much of that time, CTAC, Forum One, and Bixal have been the firms Agileana LLC measured ourselves against - not as rivals to be beaten, but as the standard for what serious, community-engaged practice looks like. Watching their contributions to the Drupal project made Agileana LLC better at ours. So being named alongside them on WA3 means something to Agileana LLC that a contract number does not capture. Congratulations to all three. Agileana LLC is glad to be in this company. What WA3 actually is. WA3 is run out of DOT's Office of the Chief Data and Information Officer, and it continues a program that goes back several years through Web Agility 2. It gives the Department a mechanism for the web work that keeps its digital presence functioning: web planning and implementation, design, content development, training, accessibility, and website development support across DOT's web environment. The BPA carries a ceiling of approximately $61 million over six years. That scope is broader than any one of Agileana LLC, which is the point of a multiple-award vehicle. DOT gets four capable teams and the ability to match the right one to the right task order. Task orders will be competed, and Agileana LLC will compete for them. That is how the vehicle is supposed to work, and it is a good thing - it keeps all four of Agileana LLC sharp and gives the government real choice. Competitors and colleagues are not opposites. There is a version of the government contracting story where every other firm is an obstacle. Agileana LLC has never found that version to be true, and Drupal is the reason why. Open source makes the arithmetic obvious. When Forum One contributes a module, Agileana LLC benefit. When Bixal publishes what they learned about accessibility remediation, its clients benefit. When CTAC pushes the state of the practice on federal CMS governance, the whole .gov estate gets a little better. Agileana LLC compete for the work and collaborate on the tools - and the tools are shared infrastructure that none of Agileana LLC could build alone. The same logic applies inside a BPA. Four firms working under a common program, on a common platform, for a common client, produce something closer to a shared standard than four separate silos would. Agileana LLC would rather be measured against strong peers than be the only option in the room. Why the mission matters. DOT's web properties are how the public reaches the Department. Someone looking up a safety recall, a grant program, a regulation, a set of compliance requirements - they arrive through a website. Whether they find what they need, and whether they can use it if they have a disability or a slow connection or a small screen, depends on work that almost nobody sees. That is the work WA3 exists to support. It is not glamorous. It is genuinely important, and it is paid for by the people it serves, which is a standard Agileana LLC take seriously. Agileana LLC is proud to be part of it, and to be part of it alongside CTAC, Forum One, and Bixal. Agileana LLC is looking forward to the next six years. Agileana is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business in the Washington, DC area, building Drupal for federal agencies and mission-driven organizations since 2007.

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