Propeller has secured a place on the G-Cloud 15 framework, providing the public sector with easier access to its job management and compliance software.
Launched by the Government Commercial Agency (GCA), G-Cloud 15 consolidates three separate frameworks into a single commercial agreement, making it simpler and faster for public sector organisations to procure cloud-based computing services.
Suppliers underwent the most comprehensive evaluation to date, with each vendor assessed on quality, technical capability and price. This means buyers can buy services with greater assurance and without needing to conduct lengthy individual assessments.
Propeller is an approved supplier under Lot 2b: Software as a Service (SaaS), offering a single platform that makes repairs, maintenance and compliance management faster, smarter and more efficient. The technology intelligently schedules work, enables on-site certification, provides real-time visibility of compliance status, and integrates with existing systems to keep data up to date. Recent innovation has added several new features, including SLA-driven scheduling for gas and electrical servicing and an integrated bulk-mail postal service for housing safety correspondence.
Dave Carr, Managing Director of Propeller, commented: “G-Cloud 15 is particularly valuable for housing associations and local authorities under huge regulatory pressure to overhaul their repairs and maintenance services. Cloud-based technology can transform how these tasks are managed for both direct labour organisations and external contractors, improving compliance, productivity, tenant satisfaction and safety.
“With procurement now simpler, we’re looking forward to the opportunity to show more housing providers and their contractors how Propeller can keep them compliant and in control.”
G-Cloud 15 will run until February 2028 and has been hailed as the ‘most significant upgrade to the UK’s public-sector cloud procurement framework since its inception in 2012.’ It is valued at approximately £14 billion over four years, with approximately 90% of suppliers being small and medium sized enterprises.
It is also the first G-Cloud agreement to operate under the new Procurement Act 2023, and to be launched since GCA was formed on 1 April 2026. The GCA combines the Crown Commercial Service with several cabinet office teams.
