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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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5. ANS

Richard Thompson, ANS
Richard Thompson, ANS CEO

G-Cloud sales in 2026: £7.45m (ranking: 31st)

Total G-Cloud sales: £52.96m (ranking: 75th)

This Manchester-based Microsoft partner owes its G-Cloud success to an unusual quirk.

While most IT suppliers have used the framework primarily to target central government, ANS has in contrast built a loyal G-Cloud following among local government organisations, NHS trusts, schools and non-profits.

Local government has generated 35% of its 2026 G-Cloud sales to date, with healthcare chipping in 20% (and central government just 18%).

Employing over 750 staff and ranking 35th in Oxygen 250 2026, ANS counts Sheffield City Council and East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust among its larger G-Cloud customers.

Fun fact

ANS operates a six-week “working from anywhere” policy.

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

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