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G-Cloud’s top-selling channel partners revealed

Which VARs and MSPs have sold the most through the cloudy framework in 2026?

Oxygen staff by Oxygen staff
24 August 2026
in Public sector, Deal Wins, News
G-Cloud’s top-selling channel partners revealed
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7. Kerv

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G-Cloud sales in 2026: £6.71m (ranking: 40th*)

Total G-Cloud sales: £35.36m (ranking: 139th*)

Despite only being founded in 2020, Kerv is one of G-Cloud’s true big boys, shifting £35.36m of cloud software and support via the framework in total.

Growing via a series of ten acquisitions, the Bridgepoint Development Capital-backed contact centre and cloud specialist now has over 1,000 staff. By our estimations, it is the UK’s largest MSP B Corp.

Kerv’s G-Cloud success has an automotive theme to it, with the DVLA and the Department for Transport being its two largest clients on the cloudy framework by far (generating sales of £10.5m and £9.65m, respectively).

Holding all six Microsoft Solutions Partner designations, Kerv – which ranked 43rd in Oxygen 250 2026 – also counts Genesys and Citrix among its key vendors.

Fun fact

Kerv refers to its employees as ‘Kervers’.

*Totals and rankings come from adding up the contribution of Kerv Digital, Kerv Experience, Kerv Consult, Kerv Digital SE and Kerv Transform

Six more VAR/MSPs have sold more via G-Cloud in 2026. See next page for more…

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