The G-Cloud 11 Framework – Everything you need to know
The G-Cloud 11 framework is now open. Find everything you need to know about the framework below. Whether you are already registered to G-Cloud 10 or new to the framework, don’t miss this fantastic opportunity!
What is the G-Cloud framework?
The G-Cloud 11 framework is an agreement between the government and suppliers of cloud services. For the buyer, procuring services through a framework is more efficient than posting and managing multiple, individual contracts. For more information about framework agreements CLICK HERE.
G-Cloud framework services are divided into three lots:
- Cloud Hosting
- Cloud Software
- Cloud Support
Cyber Security services are also included in the framework. You can apply to sell Cyber Security services including those under National Cyber Security Centre Schemes (NCSC). Such schemes include:
- Consultancy
- Penetration testing
- Cyber incident response
Do I need to apply if I am already on G-Cloud 10?
The simple answer is yes. If you are already on the G-Cloud 10 framework, you will still need to apply to G-Cloud 11 as the previous services will now be removed.
How do I join the framework?
If you are happy to apply to the framework yourself you can CLICK HERE to create your supplier account. In order to create your account, you will need to be registered to Companies House. You may also be asked to provide your DUNS number. If you already have a supplier account with Digital Marketplace, you can log in and apply to the framework following the instructions.
However, if you require support applying to the G-Cloud 11 framework, our Hudson Succeed team are more than happy to help you. Please contact one of our bid writing consultants for more information and support.
Important Dates
Deadline for clarification questions: Tuesday 30th April at 5pm.
Deadline for applications: Wednesday 22nd May 5pm.
Further Support
For more information about submitting your services to the framework, please see the G-Cloud suppliers guide.
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