YPO28 Oct 2019 22:25
Looks like CloudCoCo ( they're listed in Lot 4 - Anything as a service ), if you click on the link below, have secured another contract with YPO on their £200m framework for the provision of hardware, software and associated services, from the supply of ICT equipment and applications through to secure hardware asset destruction.
This appears to be in addition to YPO's £400m Data Centres, Maintenance Cloud Hosting and Security framework, where CloudCoCo are listed on Lot's 5 & 10...Ker-Ching!!! Gla ;-)
Resellers among 33 suppliers on £200m framework
28 October 2019
A host of VARs have won a spot on a public sector framework valued at up to £200m.
The YPO Technology Hardware, Software and Services framework is divided into eight lots, with resellers including Softcat and CCS Media among the suppliers selected.
The nationwide framework will initially run until 30 September 2021, with the option to extend it by a further two one-year period.
The description states: "This framework is for the provision of hardware, software and associated services, from the supply of ICT equipment and applications through to secure hardware asset destruction.
https://www.channelweb.co.uk/crn-uk/news/3083141/resellers-among-33-suppliers-on-gbp200m-framework
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Published on 19 August 2019
YPO, one of the UK’s largest publicly-owned buying organisation, has announced the launch of its Data Centres, Maintenance Cloud Hosting and Security framework for the public sector.
The new framework has been created to ensure data can be stored compliantly and accessed across several locations - either on premise, off premise or via the cloud. Utilising data centres and cloud technology is expected to support organisation within local government and education sectors, especially those operating across large estates and multiple sites.
The framework, estimated to have a total value of £400m, is now live and will run until 31 July 2023.
The arrangement is not meant to be exclusive, but YPO approved nine suppliers to build public sector data centres. Three of them were small enough to be classed officially as SMEs: Keysource, Sudlows and Nigsun. The others were 2bm, Insight Direct, Powercube, and Workplace Technology. It gave 11 companies first shake on running co-location data centres for public bodies: Six Degrees, SCC, Daisy, Razorblue, Keysource, Phoenix, CloudCoCo, Redcentric, SunGard, UKCloud, and Zsah.
https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/news/uk-sets-400m-fast-track-for-government-data-centers/