Agreements

G-Cloud 14

G-Cloud 14 is the latest iteration of the UK government’s G-Cloud framework, which enables public sector organisations to procure cloud-based services such as hosting, software, and cloud support from pre-approved suppliers. It replaced G-Cloud 13 on 29th October 2024 and continues to provide a streamlined procurement process for cloud solutions.
Axis12 can be engaged via Lot 1: Cloud hosting, Lot 2: Cloud software, Lot 3: Cloud support, and most recently Lot 4: Complex cloud support (migration planning, security, quality assurance, training and ongoing support)

Digital Outcomes 6

Digital Outcomes 6 is part of the Digital Outcomes and Specialists (DOS) framework, which helps public sector organisations secure agile digital teams to build and support digital services. This sixth version of the framework follows Digital Outcomes 5 and covers a range of services, including user research, software development, and digital transformation projects. It is designed to make it easier for government bodies to find specialist suppliers for their digital needs. Digital Outcomes & Specialists 7 is expected open for applications in March 2025.

TePas 2

TePas 2, or Technology Products and Associated Services 2, is a Crown Commercial Service (CCS) framework that facilitates the procurement of IT hardware, software, and associated services by public sector organisations. As the successor to the original TePas framework, it expands the range of available products and suppliers, ensuring that government bodies have access to the latest technology solutions.

Cloud Compute 2

Cloud Compute 2 is another CCS framework, specifically focused on cloud computing infrastructure. It allows public sector organisations to purchase Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS), enabling them to access cloud hosting, data storage, and computing power from providers such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. This framework ensures that organisations can adopt cloud solutions efficiently while complying with government procurement standards.

Spark DPS

Spark DPS, or the Spark Dynamic Purchasing System, is designed to help public sector organisations procure emerging technology solutions, including artificial intelligence, automation, the Internet of Things (IoT), and blockchain services. Unlike traditional procurement frameworks, a DPS allows new suppliers to join at any time, providing greater flexibility and ensuring that organisations can access the most up-to-date technological innovations.