Dimagi Inc.

Dimagi Inc. is a global social enterprise headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, specializing in innovative digital health and technology solutions for frontline workers and healthcare professionals. Registered in SAM.gov since 2005, the company is a self-certified small disadvantaged business that develops mobile and web-based applications, digital platforms, and technology tools primarily for public health, international development, and healthcare sectors. Dimagi focuses on creating technological solutions that improve service delivery, data collection, training, and healthcare interventions across various domains, including child health, mental health, cancer survivorship, and community health worker support.

Through federal contract awards, Dimagi has provided sophisticated information technology and digital services across multiple domains. The company has secured sub-contract awards with organizations like Acdi/Voca, Research Triangle Institute, and Management Sciences for Health, delivering services such as developing agricultural management mobile applications, creating digital platforms for value chain systems, supporting international development projects, and building mobile tools for tracking project monitoring and evaluation indicators. Their contract work spans sectors including agricultural development, health systems strengthening, and technology innovation, with a particular emphasis on creating mobile applications that provide real-time insights and enhance operational efficiency for various implementing partners.

Dimagi's federal grant awards demonstrate a strong focus on digital health innovation and technology-enabled healthcare solutions. The company has received significant grants from agencies like the National Institute on Aging, National Institute of Mental Health, National Cancer Institute, and USAID to develop cutting-edge digital platforms. These grants have supported projects including a chatbot-based training platform for healthcare professionals conducting serious illness conversations, a digital platform for peer supervision of non-specialist mental health providers, a mobile tool for cancer survivorship care, and a digital platform to improve child healthcare services in Nigeria. Their grant work consistently emphasizes leveraging technology to address healthcare challenges, improve professional training, and support underserved populations.

Dimagi holds a Federal Supply Schedule contract (47QTCA23D0055) awarded by the General Services Administration, which enables them to provide comprehensive IT professional services to federal agencies. This multiple-award contract, valued at $425,000 and valid until February 2028, covers labor categories including IT project directors, solutions architects, application developers, and data engineers. The contract allows Dimagi to offer specialized services such as software development, data engineering, cloud computing solutions, and technical assistance, with a particular strength in mobile health applications, telehealth platforms, and data collection/analytics solutions tailored for public health initiatives and implementation partners across civilian agencies.

Founded in 2002, Dimagi is a B-corp certified, award-winning, socially-conscious technology company that builds open-source mobile applications to increase and improve service delivery to underserved communities around the world. Dimagi designs mobile technologies to perform case management, decision support, data collection and monitoring, and has performed technical strategy, systems design, software development, and research for over 600 projects in 60 countries. We take a product platform approach to our ICT projects through use of our non-programmer configurable platform, CommCare, ensuring longevity and support models that are sustainable over the long-term. Dimagi has a strong history of successful project execution, acting as a technical lead partnered with in-country implementation leads across sectors including health and agriculture. This model has been successfully implemented for both pilot-phase projects and enterprise wide deployments with over 200 partners.