G-Cloud 10

G-Cloud 10 agreement supports the UK Government’s policy to centrally manage the procurement of common goods and services through an integrated commercial function.

The G Cloud 10 is a commercial agreement that allows UK Public Sector bodies to choose and purchase cloud computing services covering infrastructure, platform, software and specialist cloud services.

The G-Cloud 10 is hosted on the Digital Marketplace – an online store, which enables UK Public Sector bodies to search for services covered under G-Cloud framework.

The framework is for commodity-based, pay-as-you go cloud services across three lots:

• Cloud Hosting: comprises Infrastructure as a Service and Platform as a Service that can help you do at least one of: deploy, manage and run software; and provision and use processing, storage or network resources
• Cloud Software: comprises Software as a Service applications, typically accessed over the internet or private network and hosted in the cloud
• Cloud Support: to help you set up and maintain your cloud software or hosting services

The agreement runs for 12 months. However, the duration may be extended for any period up to a maximum of 12 months from expiry of the initial term. Any call off contract placed will have a maximum initial duration of 24 months, with two extensions allowed, each of up to 12 months.

Is Tata Communications G-Cloud accredited?

Tata Communications is a registered supplier on the UK Government’s G-Cloud 10 framework to offer its cloud services to various UK Public Sector organisations comprising Central/Local Government, Health and Police.

Through G-Cloud 10 framework Tata Communications offer Tata Communication Vayu Cloud Storage and Tata Communications Vayu Cloud Services, to support UK Public Sector organisations in their Digital Transformation initiatives in a secure and cost-effective way.