The GovTech 100 is an annual list compiled and published by Government Technology* as a compendium of 100 companies focused on, making a difference in, and selling to state and local government agencies across the United States. Of those 100 companies, 22 are based in California. They are:
Accela: The San Ramon-based company provides market-leading solutions that help governments to modernize and build thriving communities.
Aclima: The San Francisco-based company offers analytics software to map and analyze air pollution and greenhouse gases.
Automotus: The Los Angeles-based company uses first-of-its-kind computer vision technology to help cities, airports and fleets manage congestion and emissions at the curb.
Binti: The Oakland-based company builds modern software to help every child have a safe, loving and stable family.
Bludot: This Palo Alto-based company offers a cloud-based platform that helps city governments oversee and analyze the growth of local businesses.
City Innovate: The San Francisco-based company, which provides solutions to help modernize government through technology, is making its first appearance in the GovTech 100 for 2024.
CITYDATA.ai: The San Francisco-based company provides mobility intelligence and citizen apps for smart cities.
Esri: The Redlands-based company develops geographic information system software, location intelligence, and mapping.
Forerunner: The San Francisco-based company’s software empowers communities across the country to enhance resilience and decrease flood risk.
Hayden AI: The Oakland-based company delivers leading-edge technology that powers safer and smarter communities.
Lacuna Technologies: The Palo Alto-based company helps transportation agencies better manage the public right-of-way.
Merit: The Sunnyvale-based company’s Software with a Service (SwaS) transforms large-scale government programs.
NEOGOV: The El Segundo-based company is the market and technology leader in on-demand human resources software for the public sector.
OpenGov: The San Jose-based company is the leader in modern cloud software for the nation’s cities, counties and state agencies.
Pavilion: The San Francisco-based company is a marketplace for the $2 trillion state and local procurement sector.
Polimorphic: The Palo Alto-based company builds and develops operating systems for local and state governments. Polimorphic is making its first appearance in the GovTech 100 for 2024.
ProudCity: The Oakland-based company provides cities with websites and online government services.
SimpliGov: The Sacramento-based company offers Workflow Automation Platform, eSignatures and Online Forms.
SoundThinking: The Fremont-based company offers a Precision Policing Platform.
Streamline: The San Francisco-based company offers software solutions for property management sectors.
Swiftly: The San Francisco-based company develops enterprise software that helps transit agencies and cities improve urban mobility.
UrbanFootprint: The Berkeley-based company offers an urban, climate and community resilience data platform providing critical intelligence to institutions investing in the world’s infrastructure.
More details about the GovTech 100 for 2024 can be found here.
*Government Technology is a sister publication of Industry Insider — California. Both are part of e.Republic.
