Public accountability
Provide dependable access to statutory disclosures, RTI, recruitment, procurement, policies and public documents.
A complete government digital platform: a public-facing website, custom CMS administration, databases, integrations, publishing workflows, security, and ongoing support. Accessibility and GIGW requirements are engineered throughout, with delivery prepared for STQC audit and certification.
A leading Government of India scientific research organization needed a public digital presence that could communicate complex scientific work while meeting government requirements for transparency, accessibility, multilingual access, security and content governance.
The platform had to make statutory and public-interest information easy to find, keep vacancies and procurement information current, support citizens using assistive technologies, and give authorized teams controlled tools to manage a large database-backed content and document estate.
Provide dependable access to statutory disclosures, RTI, recruitment, procurement, policies and public documents.
Deliver multilingual, keyboard-accessible and high-contrast journeys across content and services.
Enable authorized teams to maintain time-sensitive information with consistent structure and oversight.
Arctech designed and built the complete platform from scratch in V1: a custom web-based backend for authorized administrators and content teams, together with the multilingual public-facing website. We subsequently enhanced the product through V2 and now V3, evolving its architecture, functionality, user experience, accessibility and security.
The backend gives designated teams structured control over research content, statutory information, vacancies, procurement, documents, news, events and public services. Shared authentication, localization, data access, logging and publishing foundations help teams keep information timely, governed and consistent without requiring developer intervention for routine updates.
Accessible discovery of research, people, publications, facilities, opportunities and government information in English, Hindi and Marathi.
Role-aware administration for institutional content, disclosures, documents, events, services and operational data.
A separate platform digitizes specialist analytical-facility requests for external requesters and internal operations teams.
Explore the analytical-facility case study โGovernment compliance is treated as a core product capability rather than a collection of static links. Public-interest information is organized into maintainable modules, supported by titled documents, shared navigation and controlled publishing workflows.
Right to Information, public grievances, policies, statutory disclosures, institutional contacts, sitemap and accessibility information.
Vacancies and recruitment, tenders, finalized contracts and annual procurement plans with associated public documents.
Annual reports, news, press releases, events, feedback and other public documents maintained through the custom backend.
The architecture preserves the performance and accessibility benefits of server-rendered pages while separating the many institutional domains into maintainable service modules.
Shared platform capabilities support the public website and custom CMS alike, helping teams evolve content, workflows, integrations, and compliance controls without turning routine changes into a redevelopment project.
Delivery began with the ground-up implementation of the custom CMS administration module and public website, backed by databases, integrations, controlled publishing workflows, security, and ongoing support. Incremental releases then evolved the platform together through V2 and V3.
Accessibility and GIGW requirements were engineered throughout the platform rather than added as a final-stage checklist. The work combines government publishing requirements, inclusive interaction patterns, security controls, multilingual delivery, content governance, and formal STQC audit preparation.
Role-aware CMS administration and GIGW-aligned platform development support public information, statutory disclosures, navigation, multilingual content, document publishing, security, and content governance.
Accessibility is engineered across the public experience, including semantic structure, keyboard access, visible focus, sufficient contrast, reduced-motion support, accessible controls, and clearly labelled documents.
The platform has been prepared for STQC audit and certification. Formal audit, review, and remediation are currently in progress with an approved auditor.