Larmer Brown is awarded place on UK Government’s G-Cloud 13 Procurement Framework

Hampshire-based Learning Solutions Consultancy Larmer Brown has received confirmation of their place on the G-Cloud 13 Procurement Framework.  The company’s application included the provision of eLearning content development services as well as various content development tools and learning management platforms.

Crown Commercial Service (CCS) supports the public sector to achieve maximum commercial value when procuring common goods and services. G-Cloud is the CCS digital marketplace for public sector organisations, providing a simple and cost-effective process for purchasing cloud-based products and services. The launch of G-Cloud 13 was delayed due to the launch of the new digital service called the Public Procurement Gateway (PPG). G-Cloud 13, which will run for 12 months, went live on PPG’s contract and award service on 9^th November 2022, running in parallel with G-Cloud 12 until 27^th November 2022.

“Larmer Brown is delighted to have been named a supplier on G-Cloud again this year. We have many years’ experience working with various government departments so it’s important to us to have our application approved, not only for those existing relationships but also the strong portfolio of products and services that we can offer to the public sector.”

“The broad scope of our listing means that we are able to offer a vast range of tools and services and ensures we can offer a tailored solution for public sector organisations looking to deliver affordable digital learning programmes,” commented Janice Brown, Managing Director.

Larmer Brown is listed on G-Cloud 13 to offer licences and support for five content development and learning management tools including dominKnow | ONE, LMS365 and the Opus Digital Adoption Platform. They can also offer content development services using other tools such as Articulate Storyline and Adobe Captivate.

Larmer Brown has an established client base across the public sector including central government departments, such as Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC), as well as many local authorities and NHS Trusts. We have various case studies providing further information.

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