The Framework, formally referred to as RM1035, forms part of the Government’s ICT strategy to migrate public sector organisations to next generation services under the Public Services Network. It enables government departments and local authorities to find cost savings and efficiencies by procuring services from a list of approved providers.
Barry Bolton, Head of Public Sector Marketing at EE, said: “Being awarded a place on the Telephony Services Framework builds on our selection for the Public Services Network last year and demonstrates EE’s capability in delivering public sector services. It is an exciting opportunity for us to develop innovative products and services that provide best value to public sector organisations.”
EE’s selection follows a three-month tendering process, in which Framework Agreements were offered to providers in two lots. Lot 1 covers traditional telephony services, and includes outbound voice services and broadband data services. Lot 2 covers inbound voice services, including non-geographic numbers.
The successful Telephony Services Framework providers are:
Lot 1: Traditional Telephony Services | Lot 2: Inbound Services |
Adept Telecom plc | 08UK Ltd |
Azzurri Communications Ltd | Azzurri Communications Ltd |
Daisy Communications Ltd | Daisy Communications Ltd |
EE Ltd | Gamma Telcom Ltd |
Gamma Telcom Ltd | KCom Group plc |
KCom Group plc | Switch Communications Ltd |
Switch Communications Ltd | TalkTalk Communications Ltd |
TalkTalk Communications Ltd | Telefonica UK Ltd |
Telefonica UK Ltd | Virgin Media Business Ltd |
Virgin Media Business Ltd | Vodafone Ltd |