Enterprise & public sector delivery
Web development for larger organisations and public bodies. We agree responsibilities with your team and other suppliers, document decisions and deliver in phases that fit your programme.
- 1DiscoveryFixed price
We agree decision-makers, supplier responsibilities, user needs and the evidence your programme requires before recommending the next phase.
- 2AlphaPrototypes
Test different ways of meeting user needs, and find the riskiest assumptions early.
- 3BetaReleases every two weeks
Build the real service, test it with users and prepare it for assessment and go-live.
- 4LiveOngoing
Run, support and keep improving the service, with agreed service levels.
How we estimate and charge
Each phase is estimated and approved separately.
Know what to build and what it costs before you commit.
- Workshops and user interviews
- Clickable prototype
- Written estimate and plan
A defined build with releases every two weeks and a launch date.
- Senior developer throughout
- Staging site from week one
- Documentation and handover
Keep your system secure, fast and improving.
- Named contact
- Agreed response times
- Security updates and small changes
Questions about larger programmes
What happens if you’re unavailable?
Your code, documentation and hosting accounts are held in your name and kept up to date, so another developer could take over if needed. Continuity arrangements are written into every support agreement.
Are you on any frameworks?
Not at the moment. We can work with you through direct awards, quick quotes and open tenders, including opportunities advertised on Public Contracts Scotland.
Can you work with our in-house team or other suppliers?
Yes. We can work alongside your digital team, policy staff and other suppliers, share code and documentation openly, and follow your ways of working.
Can you pass a GDS assessment?
We build to the GDS Service Standard and the Digital Scotland Service Standard, and to WCAG 2.2 AA. We can prepare the evidence you need and support your team through the assessment.
What happens at the end of a contract?
You keep the code, documentation and data. We plan the exit with you, help hand over to your own team or a new supplier, and return or delete any data we hold.
How can a small studio deliver a large programme?
By being senior-led and phased. Work is split into discovery, alpha, beta and live, each with a clear scope and approval. Code, documentation and continuity arrangements mean the programme never depends on access to one person.
Are you Cyber Essentials certified?
Niletech is currently working towards Cyber Essentials certification, the UK government-backed scheme that helps organisations protect themselves against common cyber threats. Certification is pending, and our security practices are being reviewed as part of the assessment process.
Planning a larger programme?
Send a short brief and you’ll hear back from Khaled within two working days. Our procurement pack is ready when you need it.