Connectus Group is accepted onto Government’s G-Cloud 13 Framework

“Having approved cloud suppliers services on the G-Cloud 13 framework provides easy access to the latest innovative products and services and significantly reduces the time and cost of procuring new cloud services.”

THE Connectus Group can today announce it has been approved and accepted onto the Government’s G-Cloud 13 Framework as suppliers of cloud hosting, software and support services.

Our integration into the framework, which is an agreement between the government and suppliers of cloud services, will help improve the services we are able to offer our valued clients.

Commenting Mark Wiseman, the Group Commercial Director of the Connectus Group, said: “This is another significant step forward in the continued growth of the Connectus Group. We’re very proud to have been approved and accepted as suppliers of cloud hosting, software and support services onto the Governments G-Cloud 13 framework.

“Our clients will see an immediate benefit. Public sector bodies are digitally transforming to improve services and reduce their costs.  Moving their IT to innovative cloud solutions underpins that. Having approved cloud suppliers services on the G-Cloud 13 framework provides easy access to the latest innovative products and services and significantly reduces the time and cost of procuring new cloud services.”

Roy Shelton, the CEO of the Connectus Group  added: “Via our model of connect, protect and collaborate, the Connectus Group aims to mitigate cost, complexity and risk for our clients.

By being on the G-Cloud 13 framework, we can further demonstrate our commitment to make digital transformation accessible to a wider audience of government and public sector bodies knowing that they are accessing approved suppliers and services.”

G-Cloud-13 provides cloud hosting and software services, together with associated support services to UK central government departments and all other public sector bodies.

IT solution providers must apply and be approved to be accepted onto this framework.

For more details about G Cloud 13 visit https://www.gov.uk/guidance/g-cloud-13-what-to-do-and-when.