DATA MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

DATA MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC. specializes in custom computer programming services tailored to federal mission-critical systems, with a focus on end-to-end software development, integration, and sustained technical support. The company delivers scalable, secure applications for complex data environments, including human research information systems and enterprise-wide digital platforms. Their technical expertise encompasses full lifecycle software engineering, system interoperability, data workflow automation, and long-term maintenance of legacy and modernized applications. Key differentiators include deep domain understanding of federal compliance requirements and the ability to deliver agile, mission-aligned solutions under stringent operational constraints. The contractor has demonstrated direct experience supporting the Department of Health and Human Services and the General Services Administration. For HHS, they have provided development and ongoing support for the Human Research Information System and its allied platforms, indicating proficiency in managing sensitive research data, regulatory compliance, and user-centric system design. With GSA, they hold a Federal Supply Schedule contract, reflecting established credibility as a trusted vendor for standardized IT services across federal agencies. Their primary industry focus is custom computer programming services under NAICS 541511, positioning them as a specialized provider of bespoke software solutions rather than off-the-shelf products. They serve verticals requiring high-integrity data handling, including public health research and federal procurement systems, with an emphasis on secure, maintainable codebases and system sustainability. As a small business based in Mount Airy, Maryland, DATA MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC. operates as a privately held entity with no government certifications on record. Their geographic proximity to federal hubs supports responsive service delivery, and their market positioning centers on niche, high-value programming engagements for mission-critical federal systems.