Section 508 Focused
Testing is scoped against Section 508 and WCAG 2.2 AA, the standards most public sector procurement and Title II programs require.
section 508 & public sector
Government Accessibility Audit Request
Submit a government accessibility audit request for your agency's website or system. We test against Section 508 and WCAG 2.2 AA with Trusted Tester certified specialists and procurement-ready documentation.
Why Agencies Work With Us
What's Included In Your Government Accessibility Audit Request
Manual And Automated Testing
Screen reader and keyboard testing on top of automated scanning, so findings hold up under compliance review.
Procurement Ready Reports
Findings, severity, and remediation guidance documented in a format built for procurement and agency review.
DHS Trusted Tester Certified
Our team holds DHS Trusted Tester certification for Section 508 conformance testing.
Before You Submit
Government specialty
Helpful Things To Include
A clear brief helps us scope your government accessibility audit request against the right standard and deadline.
- Your agency or department name
- The website or system URL
- The compliance driver (procurement, audit finding, internal policy)
- Your target completion date
Before You Submit
Before You Submit a Government Accessibility Audit Request
Public sector teams use a government accessibility audit request when procurement, an internal finding, or a Title II policy requires documented Section 508 / WCAG evidence. We map findings to WCAG 2.2, reference ADA web guidance, and test against Section 508 with DHS Trusted Tester methods. ICT baselines also align with the U.S. Access Board.
Need the specialty overview first? Read government & public sector accessibility, the ADA Section 508 accessibility audit service, or the DOJ Title II web accessibility deadline guide (April 2027 / 2028). Compare packages on pricing ($100 / $500 / $2,000). For a formal ACR after the audit, see VPAT/ACR documentation or submit a VPAT quote request.
Prefer a lighter start? Download a sample audit report, start a $500 accessibility audit for a smaller site, or book a consultation. After findings, many agencies move into accessibility remediation.
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Share a few details about your agency site or system and we will follow up with a scoped government accessibility audit request proposal.
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Common Questions
Government Audit FAQs
Do you test against Section 508 specifically?
Yes. A government accessibility audit request is scoped against Section 508 alongside WCAG 2.2 AA. Our team holds DHS Trusted Tester certification for Section 508 conformance testing. See also the ADA Section 508 accessibility audit service page.
Can you support a procurement process or VPAT?
Yes. Audit findings can support VPAT/ACR documentation and give procurement teams documented evidence of conformance status. Start with a VPAT quote request when you already know you need an ACR.
Do you work with public sector and government websites?
Yes. We audit public services, citizen portals, forms, and documents for Section 508 and WCAG alignment. Browse the government & public sector accessibility specialty for the full program overview.
How does this relate to DOJ Title II deadlines?
State and local government Title II web and mobile content must meet WCAG 2.1 AA by April 26, 2027 (population 50,000+) or April 26, 2028 (smaller entities), per the DOJ rule summarized on our Title II deadline page. A government accessibility audit request helps you document gaps before those dates. See also ADA web guidance.
How much does a government accessibility audit cost?
Scope depends on site size, templates, and documents. Published packages start at a $100 consultation, $500 Quick Audit, and $2,000 Complete Audit on our pricing page. Government and Section 508 engagements are scoped after we review your URL and compliance driver — submit the form on this page for a proposal.
Who performs the testing?
CPACC, WAS, and CPWA certified specialists (IAAP) with DHS Trusted Tester certification. Testing includes keyboard checks and screen-reader review with tools such as NVDA, mapped to WCAG and Section 508. See a sample audit report for the deliverable format.