Since beginning our work on the Digital Marketplace, we’ve had many discussions with buyers and suppliers. Through this we understand some of the drivers and some of the challenges faced by all users. In the user research studio here at …
All the answers to the clarification questions have been published on the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) eSourcing Portal. The clarification questions are all questions that have been asked by suppliers going through the application process. The reverse auction We’ve already …
You have until 2nd December 2014 to ask any clarification questions. Please submit these through the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) eSourcing portal. To submit a question, follow these steps: Log on to the CCS eSourcing portal Go to ‘My ITTs’ …
Public sector organisations use the Digital Marketplace to find and compare cloud-based services, like web hosting or site analytics. If you want to sell services on the Digital Marketplace, you need to submit them to the G-Cloud framework first. How …
About G-Cloud 6 G-Cloud is a set of frameworks for the public sector to buy cloud-based services through the Digital Marketplace. You can apply to be listed on the G-Cloud framework when an Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) …
As part of an ongoing process to improve the G-Cloud procurement, a new tool (BravoSolution) is being used by Crown Commercial Services (CCS) for G-Cloud 6. Data from the previous system cannot be migrated to the new system so existing …
When you submit services to the G-Cloud framework, you need to answer a series of detailed questions about your organisation and services.
The Digital Marketplace helps public sector buyers find and compare cloud services that suppliers have submitted through the G-Cloud framework.
We want to make it easier for public sector organisations to find the information they need to buy the right services. That means we have to make some changes to the way suppliers’ services are presented on the Digital Marketplace.
We've been regularly sharing our sales figures and know that our suppliers have grown from just being around London to being all over the UK (and the rest of the world). Here's a map that shows where suppliers who have …