SCC, Europe’s largest private technology provider, has been named on four lots of Government Commercial Agency’s (GCA) newly launched G-Cloud 15 framework. The framework gives public sector organisations a compliant route to access cloud hosting, software and support services from one of the UK’s leading independent technology partners.

GCA is the UK’s central commercial and procurement organisation, connecting public and private sectors to achieve the best outcomes for the UK and its citizens. GCA uses its commercial expertise to create a simpler procurement experience that redirects valuable resources into essential public services – creating value for the nation. 

SCC has been named on the following lots:

●      Lot 1a – Cloud Hosting

●      Lot 2a – Infrastructure Software as a Service (iSaaS)

●      Lot 2b – Software as a Service (SaaS)

●      Lot 3 – Cloud Support

GCA’s G-Cloud 15 represents the most significant evolution of the framework since its introduction in 2012. The new agreement consolidates multiple cloud procurement routes into a single framework, making it simpler for public sector organisations to procure cloud technologies and services from pre-approved suppliers.

Being named as supplier on four lots, reflects SCC’s breadth of cloud, infrastructure and managed services capability and its long-standing commitment to supporting public sector organisations across central government, local government, healthcare, education and emergency services.

Through G-Cloud 15, SCC will support public sector organisations in modernising infrastructure, accelerating cloud adoption, improving cyber resilience and optimising technology investment to deliver better outcomes for citizens and service users. As a UK-headquartered, privately owned technology partner, SCC combines cloud expertise with a strong focus on governance, data control, sovereignty and long-term public sector assurance.

James Henigan, Managing Director – SCC Digital, said:

“Being named across four lots on G-Cloud 15 reflects the breadth of SCC’s cloud capabilities and our commitment to helping public sector organisations modernise with confidence.”

“Cloud is no longer simply an infrastructure decision. It underpins digital transformation, cyber resilience, AI adoption and the delivery of better public services. Through G-Cloud 15, organisations can access SCC’s expertise across cloud hosting, software and support services through a compliant route to market, backed by the governance, assurance and digital sovereignty needed to meet public sector requirements. As organisations navigate increasingly complex regulatory, security and data residency considerations, SCC provides the expertise and long-term partnership required to deliver cloud services with confidence.”

G-Cloud 15 features the most comprehensive supplier assessment undertaken to date, evaluating suppliers against quality, technical capability and pricing, providing increased confidence for public sector buyers selecting cloud partners and services.

This latest appointment further strengthens SCC’s ability to help public sector organisations simplify complex technology challenges, modernise legacy environments and unlock long-term value from cloud investments.