Public Sector

Public sector clients are able to use our own frameworks and managed service agreements to procure services. We are a mature framework supplier with over 15 years experience, ensuring our clients benefit from efficient procurement.

We currently have direct agreements with a number of clients, such as NHS Connecting for Health, NHS Scotland, Barts and the London NHS Trust and the Ministry of Defence.

Alternatively, clients may choose to go through the following Government Procurement Service frameworks:

Resourcing

WPS Programme & Project Management
CG Programme & Project Management
WPS Information & Communications Technology
CG Information & Communications Technology
WPS Finance & Audit
CG Finance & Audit
WPS Procurement & Purchasing
CG Procurement & Purchasing

Innovation & Delivery

MCAS Programme and Project Management Consultancy
MCAS Business Strategy Consultancy - Health
MCAS Business Strategy Consultancy
MCAS Organisation and Change Management Consultancy
MCAS Organisation and Change Management Consultancy - Health
MCAS Procurement Consultancy
MCAS Financial and Economic Consultancy
ICT Strategy Consultancy & Development
ICT Architecture and Infrastructure Consultancy & Delivery Services
ICT Security Day to Day Analysis & Consultancy
SAS HR, Finance, Procurement, Transactions Management and ERP Solutions
SAS Web Design And Content Management Services

Government Procurement Service

GPS is the largest professional buying organisation in the public sector.

Its aim is to provide savings for Government and the UK public sector as a whole by enabling the delivery of centralised procurement of common goods and services

1. Do you have more than 50% of your IT service contracted through a single provider?	yes	no
2. Does the implementation of your IT system restrict process optimisation?	yes	no
3. Does your technology implementation dictate the number of people you require?	yes	no
4. Do you have a common desktop operating environment?	yes	no
5. Are you able to share common processes throughout your organisation?	yes	no
6. Can you adopt new technologies in a timescale that meets your business need?	yes	no
7. Do you have any services or contracts on a utility model?	yes	no
8. Have you identified the services you consume which could benefit from a utility model?	yes	no
9. Have you developed a business case for a utility service?	yes	no
10. Can you pay for services based upon volume?	yes	no
11. Do you have utility contracts for all services acceptable to your business?	yes	no
12. Do you feel you have full control of your IT environment?	yes	no

Public Sector

Resourcing

Innovation & Delivery

Government Procurement Service

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