Trackplot secures supplier status on G-Cloud 15 framework
Trackplot Ltd has been named as a supplier on Government Commercial Agency’s RM1557.15 G-Cloud 15 framework, on Lot 2b Software as a Service (SaaS).
G-Cloud 15 framework
Trackplot is delighted to announce we have been appointed as a supplier for Lot 2b Software as a Service (SaaS), on the Government Commercial Agency’s G-Cloud 15 framework. Through this Lot customers can access Trackplot’s comprehensive lone and remote worker monitoring solution.
This framework, RM1557.15, helps the public sector buy cloud-based computing services in one place. It provides buyers with a quick and easy route to market and access to the latest cloud technology and innovation.
Trackplot works with public sector customers including government, local authorities and parish councils providing support to a diverse range of workers from Structures teams including bridge inspectors; Flooding teams; Greenspace teams including rangers; Access teams including path wardens; Surveyors undertaking topological surveys; Pest control; Road and building survey teams; Forestry and sawmill teams; Peatland restoration teams and Veterinary teams.
Emma Thomas, Director at Trackplot, stated, “We are excited by our approval on the G-Cloud 15 framework, which is a long established framework used by UK public sector organisations including central government departments, local authorities, health and emergency services, education and public bodies.”
Over the past five years the G-Cloud framework has facilitated £14.72 billion in sales, with 37.43% of sales being made by SMEs.
Emma Thomas continued, “Trackplot is an SME and we appreciate the increased awareness and access this approval brings. We look forward to providing our cloud-based monitoring services to clients through the Digital Marketplace.”
Established in 2009, in response to a workplace fatality in the Scottish Borders, our proven technology is robust and reliable, works across the UK and is accessible remotely and securely. Workers can keep in touch wherever they are using mobile or satellite networks. Simple and easy to use, workers are monitored on the Trackplot Portal.
CASE STUDY: Perth & Kinross Council
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