Formed in 2018, the coalition's membership includes digital companies with common values, and aim to enhance the quality, accessibility, and efficiency of government technology services.

The founding members were inspired by the failure of HealthCare.gov and the need to modernize government technology systems, improve procurement processes, and ensure the delivery of user-centered digital services that better meet the needs of the public.

The coalition's stated mission is to create a fairer and more transparent environment for government technology procurement while ensuring that digital services meet the evolving needs of the public.

[2] Its work aligns with broader federal initiatives such as the U.S. Digital Service (USDS) and 18F, which focus on modernizing government technology.

The DSC comprises a range of member organizations, from small startups to established firms, all dedicated to improving the delivery of government services through technology.