Swift Analytics has been awarded a place on the Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) G-Cloud 15 Framework. It means public sector organisations can continue to access our data consultancy and cloud-based analytics services through a straightforward procurement route, helping them make better use of their data.
This renewal reflects our continued commitment to supporting public sector bodies with practical, reliable data solutions. G-Cloud 15 is part of CCS’s work to simplify cloud procurement across government, giving departments and agencies a faster way to access the services they need.
Why does this matter?
Being on the G-Cloud 15 framework means public sector organisations can access our services without lengthy procurement processes. Meeting the standards required for supplier status reflects the team’s work and the practical data solutions we deliver.
The framework supports the government’s ongoing digital transformation work - tidying up data integration, improving analytics capabilities, and helping departments deliver joined-up, data-driven services. By supporting public sector organisations through their digital work, we play a part in better service delivery and efficiency across government.
Continued support for the UK public sector
We’re here to help UK public sector bodies get more from their data. Whether it’s improving data integration, building analytics capability, or supporting digital transformation projects, the G-Cloud 15 framework gives organisations a trusted route to the services they need.
Crown Commercial Service supports the public sector in procuring goods and services efficiently, delivering commercial value for taxpayers. As a named supplier, we’re committed to helping teams make smarter use of data and technology across government services.
For more on how our G-Cloud 15 services can help your organisation, get in touch or explore our services.
Notes to Editors Crown Commercial Service (CCS) is an Executive Agency of the Cabinet Office, supporting the public sector to achieve maximum commercial value when procuring common goods and services. To learn more about CCS, visit: www.crowncommercial.gov.uk.
