Annertech is now on G-Cloud 15, making it easy for the UK public sector to find us

We’re delighted to announce that Annertech has been appointed as a supplier on G-Cloud 15, the latest version of the UK Government's long-running procurement framework for buying cloud technology and services.

This is an important milestone for Annertech and another step forward in our commitment to helping public sector organisations across the UK deliver better digital services.

G-Cloud 15 launched in September with a significant overhaul of the framework. It brings three previously separate frameworks together into a single commercial agreement, making it simpler for public sector organisations to find and procure cloud services. 

A trusted route to Annertech’s digital expertise

For public sector organisations, finding the right digital partner can be challenging. Procurement processes can be complex, particularly when organisations need specialist expertise to tackle ambitious digital transformation projects.

Being on G-Cloud 15 gives public sector buyers another straightforward route to access Annertech’s expertise.

We have more than 18 years of experience delivering digital projects, with a particular focus on Drupal, open source, accessibility, user-centred design and complex digital transformation. Our work spans government, local authorities, charities, education and other organisations where reliable, accessible and sustainable digital services are essential.

“We’re really pleased to be continuing our journey with the G-Cloud framework,” says Annertech Managing Director Stella Power. “Public sector organisations are dealing with increasingly complex digital challenges, and they need partners who understand not just the technology, but the people and organisations that technology is there to serve.”

Our services on G-Cloud 15 include:

• Drupal services
• LocalGov Drupal services
• Search engine optimisation
• Accessibility
• UX and UI designs
• Content services

Building on our G-Cloud experience

G-Cloud 15 isn't our first appearance on the framework. Annertech was appointed to G-Cloud 13 in 2023 and subsequently to G-Cloud 14 in 2024. 

“We’ve always believed that open source and collaboration can help the public sector deliver better services,” says Stella. 

“Being part of frameworks such as G-Cloud means we can bring that experience directly to more organisations and help them make meaningful improvements to their digital services.”

Digital services designed around people

The best public sector websites and services are those that make people’s lives easier: services that are accessible, intuitive, secure and straightforward to use. That philosophy is central to the work we do at Annertech.

“We want to help public sector organisations build digital services that are genuinely useful to the people who use them,” says Stella. “That means putting accessibility, usability and sustainability at the heart of the work rather than treating them as things to address afterwards.”

It’s an approach that has shaped Annertech since Stella founded the company in 2008. Over the years, the agency has grown from a small Drupal specialist into an international digital agency working with organisations including government bodies and major public-interest organisations. 

Annertech has also invested a lot of time into contributing to the LocalGov Drupal project – a Drupal distribution designed by councils for councils – and frontend specialist Tony Barker is the project's lead developer.

Continuing our commitment to the UK public sector

G-Cloud 15 joins a growing list of UK public sector frameworks on which Annertech has been appointed. Earlier this year, we were also named as a supplier on Digital Outcomes and Specialists 7 (DOS 7).

For us, these appointments are about more than procurement frameworks. They reflect our ambition to play an active role in creating a more inclusive, accessible and effective digital public sector.

“We’re proud of the work we’ve already delivered for public sector organisations in the UK and Ireland, and we’re excited about what comes next,” says Stella. 

“G-Cloud 15 gives us another opportunity to bring our experience, our passion for open source and our commitment to accessible digital experiences to organisations across the UK.”