I've always liked Civil and I think Civil Delivery fits honestly. We could have various "sub-domains" like that (think of reddit). So we have Civil Delivery, Civil Market, Civil Social Media, and then we have our tailor shop (whatever we call it) "powered by Civil"-- or by Civil Business or Civil Administration or Civil Structure or Civil Organization, etc....

Businesses that use our site would then be "powered by civil" and each venture could have a specific sub-category as described above. People going to our tailor shop site would see the url specific to the tailor shop, but on the site in small print & logos, you would be aware that it was using the Civil platform. Just an idea, sorry if I have already proposed this.

I think that branching out in this way could work if executed correctly. A "Powered by Civil"  type branding would good for more public awareness. Another thing is that we could have the Civil Delivery system where we would get high schoolers that have

A) The Free Time

B) A Drivers License

C) A Car

D) Have Been Tested

This would start as a grocery/drug delivery system for the elderly/sicks o that they wouldn't risk getting or spreading the virus. The "Delivery Boys" would not get sick due having a stronger immune system, and having the ability to recover quickly. The "Delivery Boys" would go to a store such as Aldi where they would take pictures of their stock and prices and post it on the site. They consumer (Elderly/Sick/Anyone) would see it and order on the website. The "Delivery Boys" would go on the site and claim their "ticket," so that multiple people won't claim the same one, and go to the store, buy the foods, and deliver it, and they would get payed a specified amount based on value and distance. There would be little to no contact between the consumer and the "Deliver Boys"  so that the disease would not be spread. When the virus blows over this would become a delivery system for small businesses and people who have disabilities and can't leave their house.