For public-sector buyers
Scope a digital requirement small enough to govern.
BCA helps define and deliver digital work where ownership, acceptance, accessibility behavior, documentation, and handoff need to be visible.
Where BCA fits
A small-prime or delivery role with a clear edge.
BCA is best considered when a buyer can name a digital problem, decision owner, operating environment, and acceptance need—then separate a scope small enough to govern directly.
Potential starting points include discovery, content migration, accessible UX, workflow mapping, intake and routing, operational dashboards, bounded prototypes, acceptance testing, documentation, and training.
Suitable starting points
Three requirements that can be separated and governed.
- 01Explore
Content, architecture & migration
Turn a scattered public content estate into an inventoried, mapped, testable migration scope.
- 02Explore
Accessibility assessment & remediation support
Create issue evidence, a prioritized remediation path, accessible patterns, and retestable acceptance artifacts.
- 03Explore
CRM, intake, routing & workflow
Connect intake to ownership, dated next action, exception handling, and operating visibility.
Delivery method
Evidence makes a small scope governable.
Every scope should name its required inputs, decisions, tests, open risks, and operational destination.
- 01
Discover
Clarify users, owners, constraints, and existing evidence.
- 02
Define
Write the boundary, exclusions, dependencies, and acceptance.
- 03
Deliver
Build with reviewable decisions and test artifacts.
- 04
Transfer
Hand off documents, training, risks, and ownership.
Start with the work
Is there a requirement that needs a clean boundary?
Share a public or non-sensitive description of the need and the acquisition context.
Discuss the agency requirement