Find out more about our partners and frameworks

Our partnership with IBM means we can help you efficiently purchase IBM software and maintain license compliance. Responsiv Assist Extended Support maintains legacy IBM software, or cost effectively upgrades you to the latest versions. Responsiv is uniquely placed to help you to get the most from your IBM investment.

Our partnership with Red Hat means that we can deliver solutions on Red Hat OpenShift and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The Responsiv Cloud Automation Platform (RCAP) is fully compatible with Red Hat software, and is now available through the Red Hat Marketplace.

Our partnership with Microsoft gives us a choice of technologies and access to Microsoft Azure, BI-Tools, and Microsoft services to deliver key business objectives. Our Responsiv software integrates with Azure Security to support Single-Sign-On, and shared identities.

Responsiv is a listed supplier on multiple government frameworks and marketplaces. Read below to find out more!

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G-Cloud is a UK government initiative intending to ease procurement of cloud services by public sector bodies and promote the move to cloud throughout the UK in line with government’s cloud-first policy.

Suppliers and vendors register their cloud services depending on the ‘lot’ category of either

• • Lot 1: Cloud Hosting
  • Lot 2: Cloud Software
  • Lot 3: Cloud Support

G-Cloud 13 digital marketplace continues to provide a large variety of cloud based services available for public sector organisations to compare and procure. Vendors are vetted and verified by the Government Digital Service (GDS) prior to listing their services on the marketplace, meaning customers do not have to do their own full review process.

You can engage Responsiv for services related to private, hybrid, and public cloud offerings, including our Responsiv Cloud Automation Platform, Move to Cloud services, and much more.

Find suppliers who can design and build bespoke digital products and services using an agile approach. Buyers can also use this agreement to find physical space in which to conduct user research, and users with the appropriate characteristics to test your service.

The services that customers can purchase through this framework include Consulting and Design services.

The Artificial Intelligence dynamic purchasing system (DPS) is available to all UK central government departments, agencies, public bodies, wider public sector organisations, and charities.

The services available enable you to scope a problem or project, understand how to solve problems using artificial intelligence (AI), and maximise the value and efficiency of your processes.

Available services include:

• • Discovery and consultancy services related to artificial intelligence implementation
  • Support of AI systems end-to-end partnerships with AI service providers
  • AI technologies in health and social care.

The Automation Marketplace dynamic purchasing system (DPS) is available to all UK central government departments, agencies, public bodies, wider public sector organisations, and charities.

It allows you to buy intelligent automation services and solutions, including

• • Automation technologies
  • Services
  • Consultancy
  • Software licences

These support you to maximise the value, innovation, and efficiency of your business processes.

The Spark dynamic purchasing system (DPS) is available to all UK central government departments, agencies, public bodies, wider public sector organisations, and charities. Spark is a Technology Innovation Marketplace that can help the government and public sector access new and emerging technology products; using a filter system to produce a list of suppliers based on your needs.

You can procure a range of emerging technologies predicted to have the largest impact over the next 2 to 5 years, including:

• • Internet of Things (IOT)
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation
  • Simulated and enhanced environments
  • Engineering/materials science
  • Data
  • Wearables
  • Transport
  • Security