Area 3 of 9
Digital & Technology
Cloud hosting, software licences, networks and system integration bought across every department, largely through Crown Commercial Service frameworks.
Supplier spend
£26bn
Share of all supplier spend
6.5%
Top 10 suppliers
£8.9bn
Since 2019
+73%
Contract spend trend
+£11.0bn (73%) since 2019
What is bought
Cloud and hosting
Software licences
Integration and delivery
Bought by Every department, via CCS Technology Services and G-Cloud.
Top 10 suppliers
#1Microsoft
£2.0bnEnterprise software, Azure cloud, security and productivity licences
Reading, UK · 7.7% of the area
- Cloud
- Software
#2Amazon Web Services
£1.4bnCloud hosting, storage and machine learning services
London, UK · 5.4% of the area
- Cloud
#3BT Group
£1.3bnNetworks, emergency services network, telephony and connectivity
London, UK · 5.0% of the area
- Networks
#4Fujitsu Services
£0.9bnLegacy system maintenance, hosting and application support
London, UK · 3.5% of the area
- Legacy IT
#5Capgemini
£0.8bnSystem integration for tax and welfare platforms
London, UK · 3.1% of the area
- Integration
#6IBM UK
£0.7bnMainframe services, data platforms and AI tooling
London, UK · 2.7% of the area
- Platforms
#7Accenture
£0.7bnDigital delivery, service design and programme management
London, UK · 2.7% of the area
- Integration
#8Vodafone UK
£0.5bnMobile, fixed connectivity and secure communications
Newbury, UK · 1.9% of the area
- Networks
#9Kainos
£0.3bnDigital service build, Workday implementation and support
Belfast, UK · 1.2% of the area
- Delivery
#10Palantir Technologies UK
£0.3bnData integration platforms for health and defence
London, UK · 1.2% of the area
- Data
G-Cloud is the highest-volume digital framework, used by central and local government alike.
Legacy system maintenance still absorbs a large share of departmental IT budgets.
Cloud spend has grown faster than any other supplier category since 2019.