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Federal IT Services / Fairfax, Virginia

A federal IT website organized the way agencies and primes evaluate contractors.

JaMaxwell Global Solutions is a woman-owned small business in Fairfax, Virginia, providing cloud migration, cybersecurity and compliance, software development, systems integration, data analytics, and managed IT to federal and civilian organizations and their prime contractors.

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JA Maxwell website design

The project at a glance

Give contracting officers and prime contractors the information they look for, including services, compliance details, and a capability statement, and a direct way to request a consultation.

What we delivered

  • Seven service pages, each listing technologies, compliance frameworks, and a consultation request.
  • A contracts and compliance page with certification status and NAICS codes, plus a downloadable capability statement.
  • A consultation form that asks about project type and how the visitor found the company.
  • 176 solution pages organized by agency, compliance framework, and region.
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Built for how government buyers evaluate

Federal buyers and prime contractors check specific things before a first call: what the firm does, which codes and certifications it holds, and whether it has a capability statement. The site puts each of these one click from the home page, with the capability statement available as a download.

Service pages with technical depth

A services hub links to seven detail pages: cloud, analytics, software, modernization, infrastructure, cybersecurity, and integration. Each page lists the technologies and compliance frameworks involved and ends with a consultation request.

Solution pages by agency, framework, and region

Ten solution hubs branch into pages for specific agencies, for compliance frameworks such as FedRAMP, NIST 800-53, CMMC, FISMA, and RMF, and for regions including Washington, DC, Virginia, and Maryland. Sampled pages carry structured data describing the organization and the service. The sitemap lists 186 URLs.

Consultation requests

The contact form collects name, organization, email, phone, project type, a message, and how the visitor heard about the company, with options that include SAM.gov. Visitors see a confirmation on the page after sending.

Delivery and accessibility

The site is served through a global content delivery network for fast loading, includes a skip-to-content link for keyboard users, and publishes privacy and terms pages.

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