Tricentis expands software licensing program contract with California

Tricentis, a global leader in agentic quality engineering, is expanding its software licensing program (SLP) contract with the State of California—enabling state and local government users in California to secure Tricentis’ complete agentic quality engineering platform, including its recently introduced Tricentis AI Workspace that serves as a single, unified control plane for organizations to design, deploy, govern, and scale AI agents that perform quality engineering work.

The company has been an approved vendor of the California Department of General Services since 2020, allowing state and local public sector entities to procure Tricentis products and services via a simplified process involving pre-negotiated terms and conditions.

“Government entities across the state are now able to easily secure our unified agentic quality engineering platform to deliver rapid innovation while managing risk and resources effectively,” said Ben Baldi, senior vice president of global public sector at Tricentis. “This helps leaders across the state deliver the best citizen experience with less risk and the highest quality.”

The Tricentis Agentic Quality Engineering Platform combines powerful AI agents with decades of Tricentis expertise and proprietary technology across nearly 200 ERPs and packaged applications, while also extending to web and custom apps to accelerate and scale software development and quality autonomously while human employees retain oversight, judgment, and accountability, according to the company.

Tricentis AI Workspace serves as the control plane and system of record for how AI operates inside software delivery, coordinating execution across tools while enforcing policies, approvals, and auditability. Within the AI Workspace are several Tricentis AI agents that extend the company’s solutions for the public sector, including Agentic Test Automation (Tosca), Agentic Test Creation (qTest), Agentic Quality Intelligence (SeaLights), and Agentic Performance Testing (NeoLoad), bringing together test automation, test creation, quality intelligence, and load and performance testing.

“Public sector entities can not take full advantage of AI’s ability to accelerate software creation without ensuring the utmost trust,” Baldi said. “California government teams can now meet the demand for AI innovation confidently with access to our suite of approved quality engineering products and AI agents.”

Tricentis serves over 10 California state and local agencies providing revenue, healthcare, transportation, financial, and public safety services to more than 39 million residents.

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