FAQs

G-Cloud is a UK Government framework that simplifies the procurement of cloud-based services for the public sector. It allows organisations like councils, NHS trusts, schools and central government departments to buy digital services from pre-approved suppliers via the Digital Market Place.

The Digital Marketplace is the UK Government's official online catalogue where public sector buyers can search and compare cloud-based services and suppliers listed under G-Cloud.

All UK public sector organisations can use G-Cloud, including: Central government departments, local authorities, NHS and health bodies, police and emergency services. Education providers and Non-profit organisations.

• Pre-vetted suppliers – Saves time and reduces risk.
• Transparent pricing – Services are listed openly on the Digital Marketplace.
• No need for a full tender – Speeds up procurement.
• Compliant – Meets UK public procurement regulations.
• Flexible contracts – Pay-as-you-go options, scalability and shorter terms.

G-Cloud covers three main service categories:

1. Cloud Hosting – Infrastructure and platform services (IaaS, PaaS)
2. Cloud Software – Applications accessed via the cloud (SaaS)
3. Cloud Support – Setup, migration, maintenance, and ongoing support services

Britannic Technologies provides services in Cloud Hosting & Cloud Software (Lots 1 and 2) areas through G-Cloud 14.

Being a G-Cloud 14 approved supplier means that Britannic Technologies has been assessed and accepted by the Crown Commercial Service to provide trusted, secure, and compliant cloud solutions to the UK public sector.

G-Cloud is designed to speed up procurement. You can award a contract in as little as a few days, depending on the complexity of your project and internal governance processes.

Britannic is recognised as a high-tier G-Cloud 14 provider, trusted by the UK Government to deliver secure, reliable, and cost-effective cloud, telecoms, and IT services to public sector organisations.

No. G-Cloud 14 is open to all public sector bodies in the UK, including local councils, NHS trusts, schools, universities, and non-departmental organisations, making it a vital framework for digital transformation.