Public-sector software intelligence
A field brief for the public-sector software market: cited moves, source links, and the signals behind funding, M&A, partnerships, launches, and leadership changes.
Whole-market signals across public-sector software.
Anchorage selected Tyler Technologies enterprise Payments platform to centralize billing, revenue collection, reconciliation, reporting, and resident payment services.
ClearGov launched an AI-powered Financial Engagement platform designed to transform city budget data into easily understandable summaries with interactive visuals for constituents and offer AI insights to city finance teams.
Procurement Sciences has acquired HigherGov, expanding its AI-powered government contracting platform and establishing what is described as the largest AI-driven growth platform in the sector.
Procurement Sciences has announced the acquisition of HigherGov, combining their AI platforms to establish the largest AI-powered growth platform in government contracting.
Tyler Technologies signed an agreement with the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service in Australia to implement its Recreation Management solution for easier park visitor bookings.
GovWell secured $25 million in Series A funding, led by Insight Partners, to accelerate its mission of overhauling the public sector's antiquated digital infrastructure with an AI-native operating system.
Tyler Technologies announced an agreement with the Riverside County, California, Sheriff's Office for its Enterprise Corrections solution.
Plattsburgh, New York selected OpenGov ERP to modernize financial management, payroll, permitting and licensing, tax and revenue, and utility billing.
OpenGov expanded its Public Service Platform with ERP, HCM, OG Assist, asset management planning, and AI-powered permitting review capabilities.
Euna Solutions launched Solicitation Advisor, an Euna AI capability in Euna Procurement that reviews draft RFPs before publication and flags solicitation issues.
Tyler Technologies acquired Edu.Link Incorporated (Edulink), a provider of educator evaluation, compliance tracking, and workflow automation solutions, to strengthen its School ERP human resources capabilities.
Procurement Sciences secured $30 million in Series B financing, led by Catalyst Investors, to advance its artificial intelligence-driven government contracting platform and expand its Awarded AI platform and AI tools.
Procurement Sciences AI raised $10 million in Series A funding, led by Battery Ventures, to expand its team across software engineering, AI research, development, sales, and customer success.