Civica has acquired government digital specialist SFW to add a 200-strong software development team to its digital services capability
SFW, based in Woking with an offshore development centre in Vadodara, India, specialises in building and managing digital solutions for the public sector, supplying 70 organisations predominantly in UK national and local government.
SFW government customers include the Home Office, DEFRA and DECC, together with non-departmental bodies such as the Environment Agency, Acas and the Electoral Commission, which deployed a digital service created by SFW to collate the results of the EU Referendum. The company also works with local public services and regulated markets.
SFW’s Indian development centre provides “cost-effective” application development, support and testing services, said Civica.
Simon Downing, chairman, Civica, said: “At a time when the public sector is looking to modernise services and make savings through digital transformation, the skills and experience of SFW’s team are an excellent fit and extend our market-leading digital services capability following the acquisitions of IPL and WTG.”
The value of the acquisition has not been disclosed.
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