Conduent Incorporated, the Morris County-based business process giant, has once again solidified its standing as a leader in the government technology sector. The company announced Tuesday that it has been named to the 2026 “GovTech 100” list, marking its fifth consecutive year receiving the honor.
The annual list, curated by Government Technology magazine, recognizes the top 100 companies focused on making government agencies more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly for the citizens they serve.
Only three other companies from New Jersey made the list, Edmunds GovTech
in Northfield; GovPilot in Manasquan; and Spatial Data Logic in Somerset.
For Conduent, which manages the “back-office” infrastructure for some of the most critical social safety nets in the United States, the Florham Park firm’s Government Solutions division is a primary engine behind programs that millions of Americans rely on daily, including:
- Health care administration: Managing claims for Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
- Public assistance: Facilitating payments and eligibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
- Family support: Streamlining child support processing and enrollment services.
“Being recognized for the fifth consecutive year reflects our strong commitment to helping government agencies deliver effective, accessible solutions,” Anna Sever, president of Government Solutions at Conduent said. “This achievement illustrates our associates’ expertise and their passion for service innovation.”
Conduent’s influence extends from the dinner table to the highway. The company’s Transportation Solutions arm is a major player in New Jersey and beyond, providing the tech stack for:
- Road-usage charging: Modernizing tolling systems and congestion pricing.
- Mass transit: Implementing digital payment and tracking solutions for urban transit operators.
The GovTech 100 is determined through rigorous data analysis and editorial review, informed by market experts and government leaders.
