CODE FOR SCIENCE AND SOCIETY, INC.

Code for Science and Society, Inc. specializes in delivering open science infrastructure and professional services that bridge research communities with modern computational platforms. Their core capabilities include deploying and managing cloud-based scientific computing environments, particularly JupyterHub instances for collaborative data analysis, and supporting research software ecosystems through membership and coordination services. They provide technical infrastructure for reproducible research, data sharing, and scientific collaboration, with expertise in web-hosted development environments, computational workflows, and community-driven software sustainability. Their differentiation lies in embedding technical services within scientific missions, fostering interoperability between researchers, institutions, and federal data systems through open standards and community governance models. The contractor maintains consistent engagement with the Smithsonian Institution and the Department of Health and Human Services, delivering both technical computing services and organizational support. At the Smithsonian, they provide cloud-hosted research platforms and professional services enabling scientific data access and collaboration. With HHS, they support professional science initiatives, likely advancing public health research infrastructure. They also serve NASA through research software alliance membership, indicating alignment with federal science coordination efforts. Their primary NAICS classifications reflect a focus on computing infrastructure for scientific use (518210) and professional scientific services (541990 and 813920), positioning them at the intersection of research advocacy and technical implementation. They serve the federal science and research vertical, enabling institutions to modernize how they share, host, and sustain computational tools for discovery. As a small, independently operated entity based in Portland, Oregon, the organization operates without formal government certifications but maintains a targeted presence in the federal science and research procurement landscape. Their structure supports agile, mission-aligned delivery tailored to academic and government research communities.