Department of Information Resources (DIR)

DIR-CPO-4406 - Comprehensive Web Development and Managed Services

Howdy, We're Monkee-Boy!

Monkee-Boy is a digital agency for organizations that believe in building highly inclusive and effective online experiences. We believe that the right combination of strategy, empathy, and smart solutions can solve any problem. For 20+ years, the Monkee-Boy team has helped to guide businesses through the digital jungle, been stewards for their investment, and consistently produced both measurable results and memorable happy dances.

Oh yeah, we've also been told that we're pretty fun to work with.

Texas Directory of Information Resources Logo Monkee-Boy is proud to be selected by the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) to provide Comprehensive Web Development and Management Services under the DIR’s Cooperative Contracts Program. The page contains information related to our services, DIR contract details, and how to engage if you feel we might be a good fit.

Some kind words from other DIR clients

I don't often gush, but the way our website happened on time and budget and with zero drama exceeds my expectations. We clearly had the right people and skills on both the Monkee-Boy and TSBVI teams.

-Dan Hampton Director, Information Resources
Texas School for the Blind & Visually Impaired

Four months after launch, the site has achieved our initial goals of expanding the Bullock Museum's audience and making history and culture relevant. Monkee-Boy's enthusiasm for Texas and history and keen understanding of how people learn and navigate websites helped make the project a success.

-Dr. Victoria Ramirez Executive Director
Bullock Texas State History Museum

I just wanted to reach out and thank you personally for jumping in with us in a rush on a very important project that I believe your organization did a great job delivering. I am so very professionally thrilled with the outcome. It was a pleasure working with your organization and I’ve heard nothing but the same from my team.

-Kelley Reese AVP, Marketing and Communications
University of North Texas

Contact Information

DIR Contract Number: DIR-CPO-4406
Contact Name: Aaron Bramwell
Address: 9390 Research Blvd, Kaleido II, Ste 425, Austin, Texas 78759
Phone: (512) 335-2221 ext 100
Email: [email protected]

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Please be sure to reference DIR contract number "DIR-CPO-4406" when requesting a quote.

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Warranty & Refunds

Monkee-Boy uses best practices in every phase of the project and has built a solid reputation for building quality products and being accountable for the results. As such, Monkee-Boy provides warranty services on most products and services to ensure that they are free from bugs and defects. If a defect in workmanship is found after review, Monkee-Boy will repair the defect in a timely fashion.

To help account for the ever-changing digital jungle, Monkee-Boy highly recommends subscribing to an ongoing digital optimization program that provides ongoing site health checks, backups, security, link checking, validation, and browser checks to ensure the highest quality experience for your site after it goes live. This will help retain and grow the value of your website.

When appropriate, return policies on services rendered will be provided. The specifics of the return policy depend largely on the service in question. All issues are reviewed and handled on a case-by-case basis.

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