Top E-Government Software Companies in Bangladesh (2026)
Published by Kaz Software. Last reviewed November 11, 2026.
Government software is a different market from commercial software. Projects are tendered in public, run for years, serve millions of citizens and are judged on uptime and support as much as features. A handful of Bangladeshi companies have built a track record in it. This guide picks five from our Top 25 Software Companies in Bangladesh (2026 Guide) that name e-government, helpline or public-programme work, and explains how public tenders reach them.
Editor's note: Kaz Software publishes this guide and lists itself where its work fits. The order follows our Top 25 Software Companies in Bangladesh (2026 Guide) and is editorial judgment, not a scored or audited ranking. Figures marked “self-reported” come from each company's own website and have not been independently verified.
E-government software companies in Bangladesh at a glance
Company | Founded | Known for | Best suited for |
Kaz Software | 2004 | Custom software, with tax and trade, NGO and development programmes among its sectors (self-reported) | Multi-stakeholder and compliance-heavy systems |
DataSoft Systems Bangladesh | 1998 | Government and enterprise systems | Public-sector and large corporate systems |
Dynamic Solution Innovators (DSi) | 2001 | Team augmentation; OpenCRVS civil registration platform (self-reported) | Civil registration and open-source public platforms |
Dream71 Bangladesh | 2008 | E-government, apps, games, AI-assisted tools | Citizen-facing government apps |
Synesis IT | 2006 | E-government, health lines, contact centres | Government helplines and citizen services |
How government software is bought
Public tenders in Bangladesh run through the e-GP (electronic government procurement) system. The Business Standard reported in March 2024 that tendering through e-GP is required for all government procuring agencies under government decisions from 2015 and 2016, that the Bangladesh Public Procurement Authority (BPPA, formerly the Central Procurement Technical Unit) runs it, and that more than 100,000 tenderers had registered by 4 March 2024.
Your track record is also visible. Dhaka Tribune reported in April 2024 that a tenderers' database, deployed in e-GP in 2022, stores information on contractors' work and the bills they received. If a vendor says it has delivered public projects, you can ask the procuring agency to confirm it. For projects funded by donors, also check the World Bank's list of debarred firms.
The five companies
Kaz Software
Kaz has built custom software from Dhaka for 22 years and lists tax and trade, and NGO and development programmes, among the sectors it serves (self-reported). It staffs full project teams and suits organisations that want one long-term team for multi-stakeholder, compliance-heavy systems. We say plainly where we are not the best fit: for helplines and large citizen-facing programmes, the specialists below have longer public track records.
DataSoft Systems Bangladesh
DataSoft, founded in 1998, builds systems for government and corporate clients. In 2014 it became the first Bangladeshi company appraised at CMMI Maturity Level 5, the model's top level, as reported by the company and by CBI, the Dutch government's import-promotion agency. It also reports ISO 9001:2015. CMMI appraisals expire, so check the current status in the CMMI Institute's registry.
Dynamic Solution Innovators (DSi)
DSi, founded in 2001 (self-reported), is headquartered in Redmond, Washington, and does its engineering in Dhaka. Among its reported work is OpenCRVS, an open-source civil registration platform deployed in Cameroon, Mali, Nigeria, Niue and Zambia. It also reports SOC 2 and 300+ engineers. Open-source platforms matter to governments because the code can be inspected and reused.
Dream71 Bangladesh
Dream71, founded in 2008, builds e-government systems, mobile apps, games and AI-assisted business tools. Its reported work includes Smart Bhumipedia, an AI-based land-information project for the Ministry of Land, and a blockchain-based distribution system for PKSF, with projects in 12+ countries. It reports CMMI Level 3, ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:2022 (all self-reported).
Synesis IT
Synesis IT, founded in 2006 according to its Devex profile, builds e-government, health-line and contact-centre systems. Its reported projects include the National Board of Revenue's e-TIN and e-Return systems, the Shastho Batayon health helpline and a biometric verification monitoring platform for the telecom regulator BTRC. It reports CMMI Level 3 and ISO 27001:2022 (self-reported).
Which company for which job
If you need | Start with |
Government and large corporate systems with documented process | DataSoft Systems Bangladesh |
Helplines, citizen services and contact centres | Synesis IT |
Citizen-facing government apps | Dream71 Bangladesh |
Open-source civil registration | Dynamic Solution Innovators (DSi) |
Multi-stakeholder systems with one long-term team | Kaz Software |
What to ask before you sign
References you can verify: ask for public contracts delivered, then confirm them with the procuring agency.
Operations after go-live: ask who runs the system, how incidents are handled and what uptime the contract commits to.
Ownership and handover: ask who owns the source code, whether documentation and training are included, and what happens if the vendor leaves.
Citizen data: the Personal Data Protection Ordinance 2025 treats government and private bodies as custodians or processors of personal data, with citizens holding rights to access, correct and delete it, according to The Business Standard. Ask how the vendor designs consent, access and correction into the system. This is our reading, not legal advice.
Certificates: verify ISO and CMMI claims at the source before you rely on them.
Where this list fits
This is a subset of the Top 25 Software Companies in Bangladesh (2026 Guide). For banks and payments, see Top Banking and Fintech Software Companies in Bangladesh (2026). For the dedicated-team models some of these firms offer, see Staff Augmentation Companies in Bangladesh: Who to Shortlist (2026).
Frequently asked questions
Which companies build e-government systems in Bangladesh?
In our Top 25, DataSoft, Synesis IT and Dream71 have the clearest government work, and DSi built the open-source OpenCRVS platform (self-reported). Ask each for public references you can verify.
How are government software tenders published in Bangladesh?
Through the e-GP system run by the Bangladesh Public Procurement Authority. The Business Standard reported in March 2024 that e-GP tendering is required for all government procuring agencies.
Does Kaz Software do government projects?
Kaz lists tax and trade, and NGO and development programmes, among its sectors (self-reported). Tell us what the system must do and we will say whether we fit or which company on this list suits it better.
Sources
The Business Standard, e-GP: all government procuring agencies must use it (5 March 2024)
Dhaka Tribune, Tenderers' database to help increase transparency (2 April 2024)
The Business Standard, Govt issues gazettes of 2 landmark ordinances on data protection, governance (9 November 2025)
CBI, “Top industry recognition for Bangladeshi software company” (June 2016)
Devex, Synesis IT organisation profile
Talk to Kaz Software
Planning a public-programme or multi-stakeholder system? Tell us what it must do. Contact Kaz Software.
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