Best GovTech Companies in Colorado, United States
The 42 best GovTech companies in Colorado, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Granicus.
Ranked: Best GovTech companies in Colorado
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Granicus Cloud-based platform for transparency, process management, legislative efficiency, and citizen engagement | $11M | 68 mo ago | Acquired | — | 1999 | WordPressSentryAtlassian Statuspage+40 | — | — |
| 2 | Kimetrica Social Impact projects and Disaster Management tools and services | $9M | 104 mo ago | Acquired | — | 2006 | — | — | — |
| 3 | TRAKtech Offender rehabilitation solutions | $6M | 26 mo ago | Series A | Michael Hirschman CEO | 2016 | WordPressMySQLPHP+19 | — | — |
| 4 | Adventos Collaboration and engagement software for law enforcement agencies | $4M | 113 mo ago | Series A | — | 2005 | — | — | — |
| 5 | Incident Response Technologies Safety and security software solutions for diverse industries | $4M | 77 mo ago | Seed | — | 2005 | — | — | — |
| 6 | Cloverleaf Cloud-based platform offering government meeting data | $3M | 7 mo ago | Series A | Adam Zucker Co-Founder & CEO | 2021 | WordPressMySQLPHP+15 | 6 patents AI-driven processing and analysis of behavioral assessment data | — |
| 7 | ResourceX Cloud-based platform for financial planning and budgeting | $2M | 38 mo ago | Acquired | Chris Fabian Co-Founder | 2015 | — | — | — |
| 8 | Geospiza Developer of a software tool to aid data-driven decisions in disaster situations | $1M | 88 mo ago | Deadpooled | — | 2017 | — | — | — |
| 9 | TownCloud Modern cloud-based apps simplifying local government workflows with rapid implementation | $500K | 111 mo ago | Funding Raised | Thomas Higgins Co-Founder | 2013 | — | — | — |
| 10 | Odo AI-powered bidding platform for government contracts | $125K | 25 mo ago | Seed | Andrew Wagner Co-Founder & CTO | 2023 | SentryNode.jsTailwind CSS+11 | — | — |
Top 12 GovTech companies in Colorado
#1
Series A · Denver, Colorado · founded 2021 · 9 employees$2.8Mraised▾
Cloud-based platform offering government meeting data. It offers an AI-powered platform that delivers the government data need to improve and focus on the business. It collects deep historical data on all of the topics and geographies that impact the business in an interpreted format.
- Jan 2026Series A$8.8M
- Apr 2025Seed$750K
- Nov 2024Seed$2.8M
#2
Series A · Greenwood Village, Colorado · founded 2016 · 10 employees$6.5Mraised▾
TRAKtech offers solutions for probation and parole officers. TRACKtech solution is a SaaS platform that consists of TRACKcase Case Management System and TRACKphone Mobile Compliance Smartphone. TRAKtech products monitor the activities and behaviors of a Program Member (sexual offender) and offers learning and therapeutic content to reduce recidivism. Features include biometric verification, geo-fencing and proximity notifications, access to approved mobile phone apps, remote video meetings and location tracking. Compliance scores based on monitoring and behavioral assessments are shared with supervising officers for tracking performance.
- Jun 2024Series A$6M
- Jun 2021Seed$100K
- Feb 2019Seed$250K
- Feb 2018Seed$100K
#3
Acquired · Denver, Colorado · founded 1999 · 1000 employees$10.6Mraised▾
Granicus provides cloud-based solutions to foster government transparency, efficiency, and citizen participation. Solutions include agenda management, meeting efficiency, webcasting, citizen engagement, records & website management.
- Dec 2020Series B—
- Mar 2012Series A$15K
- Jul 2011Series A$300.8K
- Apr 2009Series A$65K
#4
Acquired · Denver, Colorado · founded 2015 · 11 employees$2.4Mraised▾
Cloud-based platform for financial planning and budgeting. It provides data analysis and data application tools for the government to program budgeting, open-source data publishing, budget performance metrics, budget analyzer, etc.
- Jun 2023Seed$500K
- Jan 2023Seed$350K
- Nov 2021Seed$1.5M
#5
Acquired · Broomfield, Colorado · founded 2006 · 49 employees$8.7Mraised▾
Kimetrica provides monitoring and evaluation tools to help in the management of social impact projects in addition to tools for disaster response planning tools. Products include Ki-Projects - a console to manage and measure performance of social impact initiatives along with KPI Monitoring tools; Disaster Risk Management - a crisis toolkit for early warning and contingency planning through to operational response management, coordination and financing. Also provides additional advisory and research services.
- Dec 2017Grant (prize money)$8.6M
- Jul 2017Grant (prize money)$90K
#6
Seed · Greenwood Village, Colorado · founded 2005 · 4 employees$3.8Mraised▾
Safety and security software solutions for diverse industries. The company develops configurable and intuitive safety and security software, enabling professionals to protect people and property. They offer an integrated software suite covering proactive planning to incident remediation. Their modular approach allows customization and expansion through integrations. The software is configurable to match specific terminology and data needs. They provide ongoing training, consulting, and support services. They focus on command and planning, incident management, and real-time awareness. They offer solutions for public safety, healthcare, education, gaming, hospitality, corporate, courts, and attorneys' offices. They provide cloud-based solutions, incident response, resource management, and compliance tools. They offer a platform for real-time collaboration, data-driven decision-making, and improved operational efficiency.
- Mar 2020Seed$1.2M
- Oct 2019Angel—
- Nov 2018Conventional Debt—
- Nov 2017Seed$1.2M
#7
Seed · Denver, Colorado · founded 2023$125Kraised▾
AI-powered bidding platform for government contracts. It offers tools for finding government contracts, drafting proposal and provides insights to improve proposals and pricing based on analysis of competitors submissions.
- Jul 2024Seed$500K
#8
Series A · Greenwood Village, Colorado · founded 2005 · 5 employees$4Mraised▾
Adventos provides a collaboration and engagement software for law enforcement agencies. SmartForce is an agency management system with features for information and intelligence collaboration, community engagement, real-time criminal intelligence, officer safety intelligence, community request management, document management, and calendar management among other features. SmartCity is for municipal departments to engage with citizens and internally. SmartFire is for fire agencies and Smart365 for agencies for administrative purposes. Richland police department and Port St. Lucie are among the customers.
- Mar 2017Series A$580.1K
- Aug 2016Series A$3.4M
- Mar 2016Series A—
- Dec 2015Series A—
#9
Deadpooled · Denver, Colorado · founded 2017 · 2 employees$1.2Mraised▾
Developer of a software tool to aid data-driven decisions in disaster situations. It offers software tools for emergency managers, first responders, elected officials, and corporate leaders to aid data-driven decisions in disaster situations. The platform integrates, consolidates, and analyzes raw data streams and uses a function-based perspective on the same for identifying what people must do to stay safe, and provides actionable information about who is most vulnerable to disaster, why, and how to reduce vulnerability. The vulnerability information is presented via a GIS-enabled graphical user interface that allows users to visualize the vulnerability in terms of location, size, and density.
- Apr 2019Seed$1M
- Feb 2019Seed$100K
- Feb 2019Grant (prize money)$225K
- Feb 2018Seed$120K
#10
Funding Raised · Broomfield, Colorado · founded 2013 · 8 employees$500Kraised▾
Modern cloud-based apps simplifying local government workflows with rapid implementation. They offer a suite of purpose-built solutions designed to modernize and streamline local government operations. Their offerings include solutions for citizen engagement, finance, development, and revenue management. They provide affordable monthly subscriptions and rapid implementations. They aim to solve problems with constantly updated features and zero downtime. They offer a suite of apps designed to connect with citizens, modernize financial systems, help communities grow, and streamline revenue processes. They provide cloud-based software solutions for local governments, offering a modern approach to traditional systems. They offer a free trial and focus on simplifying and speeding up local government workflows. They are a SaaS company providing software and technology solutions for the public sector.
- May 2017Conventional Debt$500K
#11
Series A · Denver, Colorado · founded 2016 · 39 employees—raised▾
Provider of investigative case management software for law enforcement and corporate security. This software consolidates multiple systems into a single platform, automating information gathering, reporting, searching, and case management. It features graphical and link analysis, seamless mobile integration, and configurable workflows to meet diverse organizational needs. The platform was developed by former FBI special agents and leverages their extensive experience in law enforcement and security to provide a solution designed for efficiency and improved investigative outcomes. The software supports collaboration across all team levels and offers dedicated expert support.
- Apr 2024Series A—
- Feb 2019Series A—
#12
Acquired · Denver, Colorado · founded 2003 · 123 employees—raised▾
Provider of election management software
- Aug 2015PE—
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