The Crown Commercial Service (CCS), the UK’s largest procurement organisation, has named Propeller as a supplier on its G-Cloud 14 framework.
Replacing G-Cloud 13, the agreement allows public sector organisations to procure cloud-based computing services through multiple suppliers, including small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Propeller has been selected for lots 1 – 3 covering cloud hosting, software and support. Combined the lots are expected to be worth a total of £6.5bn to the chosen providers.
Dave Carr, Managing Director of Propeller, commented: “G-Cloud 14 ensures a straightforward procurement process that will save significant time and resources.
“The framework will be particularly beneficial for housing providers which are under huge pressure to improve repairs and maintenance services as well as compliance. Implementing cloud-based technology is key to overhauling the management of these tasks, including job scheduling, resourcing, customer communication, and compliance reporting.
“Propeller is already working with many local authorities and housing associations to swiftly integrate cloud-based workforce management and compliance solutions. G-Cloud 14 will make it even easier for other housing providers to access our software and digitally transform their processes, driving efficiency and greater compliance.”
G-Cloud 14 will be implemented from November 2024 – April 2026. Service providers are listed on a publicly accessible portal enabling public sector organisations to select suppliers without the need for a full tender.
