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New faces make cut for £12bn TePAS 2 framework

Misco and Teqex hail inclusion as 'a game changer' and 'massive for us', respectively

Doug Woodburn by Doug Woodburn
10 October 2023
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Misco and Teqex are among the new faces that have made the cut for a new £12bn public sector IT mega framework.

Technology Products and Associated Services (TePAS) 2 replaces not only TePAS, but also the adjacent Education Technology and Technology Online Purchasing Content frameworks.

The 172 successful bidders were notified today that their contracts had been awarded following a 10-day standstill period.

With an estimated purse of £12bn, the framework is expected to go live on 31 October and run for an initial term of 30 months (with the option to extend by a further 18 months.

According to a full list of suppliers seen by IT Channel Oxygen, TePAS 2 features a number of new faces that had not tasted success on any of its predecessor frameworks.

Some of the industry’s largest names, meanwhile, seemingly failed to make the grade in some of the biggest Lots (see list of successful suppliers at the bottom).

‘This is massive for us’

Dean Mason, Teqex

Talking to IT Channel Oxygen, Dean Mason, Managing Director of Teqex (pictured above), dubbed the Manchester-based reseller’s inclusion in 5 of the 8 Lots – including the £2.8bn Lot 2 covering hardware – as “massive for us”.

“It means we’re competing with the big boys. Pretty much every supplier [in Lot 2] is in the top 100,” he said.

“We already do a lot of public sector business – it’s around 75% of our business – but this makes us even stronger.”

‘A game changer’

It is also the first time Misco has made a Technology Products framework in its new guise, Group Sales Director Lee Dutton confirmed to IT Channel Oxygen.

“It’s a game changer for us,” Dutton (pictured below) said.

“It feels like we’re back to where we belong.”

He added: “You can’t really build a public sector business unless you’re on frameworks, because as soon as you reach threshold value you just lose the business.

“My journey in the last three years has been to prepare the business to be successful on these frameworks. We’re now on three or four large ones, which gives us the opportunity to properly invest in public sector and grow that side of the business.”

Lee Dutton, Misco

Dutton added: “It’s good to see some names you wouldn’t know or expect to be there on it. It shows it’s quite a vibrant channel that smaller players are able to get on and compete with the big boys.”

£12bn breakdown

Run by Crown Commercial Service, TePAS 2 is aimed at central government departments and all other UK public sector bodies.

It is divided into 8 Lots, namely Hardware and Software and Associated Services (estimated total value of £2.4bn), Hardware (£2.8bn), Software (£4bn), Information Assured Technology (£1bn), Health and Social Care Technology (£500m), Education Technology (£600m), Sustainability and Circular IT (£300m) and Technology Catalogue (£400m).

In its annual report, Crown Commercial Service said it increased its total spend through its commercial agreements to over £30bn in 2022/23, up from £12.4bn seven years previously.

SCC was among those broadcasting its success on the framework earlier today (see below).

In a statement to IT Channel Oxygen, a Crown Commercial Service representative said: “The new agreement aims to encompass the full market offering to further improve upon our “one stop shop” framework strategy combined with a much stronger focus on sustainability.

“This will support the public sector to drive efficiency and continue to work towards their carbon net zero targets.”

Lot 1 – Hardware and Software and Associated Services (£2.4bn)

Akhter Computers Limited

Boxxe Limited trading as boxxe


British Telecommunications plc trading as BT plc, BT, EE


CDW Limited


Centerprise International Limited


Daisy Corporate Services Trading Limited trading as Daisy Corporate Services


Dell Corporation Limited trading as Dell Corporation Limited, Dell, Dell Technologies

European Electronique Ltd trading as European Electronique

Hewlett-Packard Limited trading as HPE


Insight Direct (UK) Ltd


MTI Technology Ltd


Phoenix Software Ltd trading as Phoenix Software


Specialist Computer Centres (SCC) Plc 


Ultima Business Solutions Ltd trading as Ultima Business Solutions


Virgin Media Business Limited trading as Virgin Media O2 Business (VMO2)


XMA Limited

Lot 2 – Hardware (£2.8bn)

Academia Ltd

Akhter Computers Limited

Bechtle Direct Ltd

Boxxe Limited trading as boxxe

British Telecommunications plc trading as BT plc, BT, EE

CDW Limited

Centerprise International Limited

Complete IT Systems Ltd trading as Complete IT

Computacenter (UK) Limited trading as Computacenter

Dell Corporation Limited trading as Dell Corporation Limited, Dell, Dell Technologies

DESK TOP PUBLISHING MICRO SYSTEMS LIMITED trading as DTP Group

Fujitsu Services Limited trading as Fujitsu; Fujitsu Services Limited

Getech Ltd

Hewlett-Packard Limited trading as HPE

HP Inc UK Limited

Jigsaw Systems Limited trading as Jigsaw24

Kingsfield Computer Products Limited trading as Kingsfield

Misco Technologies Ltd trading as Misco

MTI Technology Limited

Pacific Computers Limited

Phoenix Software Ltd trading as Phoenix Software

Probrand Limited trading as Proband

Pure Data Solutions Limited

Redpalm Technology Services Ltd

Specialist Computer Centres (SCC) Plc

Techbuyer Ltd

Telefónica Tech Northern Ireland Ltd

Teqex Ltd

Total Computer Networks Ltd

Trams Limited trading as Trams | Econocom

Transputec Ltd

Ultima Business Solutions Ltd trading as Ultima Business Solutions

VOHKUS LIMITED

XMA Limited       

            

Lot 3 – Software (£4bn)

Academia Ltd


Akhter Computers Limited


Annodata Limited trading as Annodata (part of the Kyocera Group)

ATOS IT SERVICES UK LIMITED 


Bechtle Direct Ltd


Boxxe Limited trading as boxxe

British Telecommunications plc trading as BT plc, BT, EE

Bytes Software Services Ltd


Capita Business Services Limited


CCS Media Limited


CDW Limited


Centerprise International Limited


Complete IT Systems Ltd trading as Complete IT


Computacenter (UK) Limited trading as Computacenter


Concero UK Ltd trading as Concero Education Technology


Crayon Limited


Daisy Corporate Services Trading Limited trading as Daisy Corporate Services 


Dell Corporation Limited trading as Dell Corporation Limited, Dell, Dell Technologies


DESK TOP PUBLISHING MICRO SYSTEMS LIMITED trading as DTP Group


DSI Technology Services Ltd


European Electronique Ltd trading as European Electronique


GBM Digital Technologies Limited trading as Sync


GCI Network Solutions Limited trading as Nasstar


Getech Ltd


Hewlett-Packard Limited trading as HPE


Insight Direct (UK) Ltd


MTI Technology Limited

Phoenix Software Ltd trading as Phoenix Software

Probrand Limited trading as Proband


Redpalm Technology Services Ltd


Softcat Plc


SoftwareONE UK Ltd


Specialist Computer Centres (SCC) Plc 


Storm Technologies Limited


Sumillion Limited


Telefónica Tech Northern Ireland Ltd


Total Computer Networks Ltd


Trams Limited trading as Trams | Econocom


Transputec Ltd


Trustmarque Solutions Limited trading as Trustmarque

Ultima Business Solutions Ltd trading as Ultima Business Solutions






Virgin Media Business Limited trading as Virgin Media O2 Business (VMO2)


XMA Limited

Lot 4 – Information Assured Technology (£1bn)

Akhter Computers Limited


Boxxe Limited trading as boxxe


British Telecommunications plc trading as BT plc, BT, EE


CDW Limited


Centerprise International Limited


Computacenter (UK) Limited trading as Computacenter


Fujitsu Services Limited trading as Fujitsu; Fujitsu Services Limited


Hewlett-Packard Limited trading as HPE


Insight Direct (UK) Ltd


Phoenix Software Ltd trading as Phoenix Software


Softcat Plc


Specialist Computer Centres (SCC) Plc 


Stone Technologies Ltd


Ultima Business Solutions Ltd trading as Ultima Business Solutions


XMA Limited

Lot 5 – Health and Social Care Technology (£500m)                  

ABTEC COMPUTER SOLUTIONS LTD 


Academia Ltd


Akhter Computers Limited


Ballicom Limited

Bechtle Direct Ltd


Block Solutions Ltd


Boxxe Limited trading as boxxe


British Telecommunications plc trading as BT plc, BT, EE


Bytes Software Services Ltd


Capita Business Services Limited


CCS Media Limited


CDW Limited


Computacenter (UK) Limited trading as Computacenter


Dell Corporation Limited trading as Dell Corporation Limited, Dell, Dell Technologies


Digital Devices Ltd trading as Digital Devices


European Electronique Ltd trading as European Electronique


Eurostar Global Electronics Ltd


Health Systems Support Limited trading as Health Support Systems Ltd


HYPER TALENT SOLUTIONS LTD


Insight Direct (UK) Ltd


Jigsaw Systems Limited trading as Jigsaw24

Kingsfield Computer Products Limited trading as Kingsfield


Phoenix Software Ltd trading as Phoenix Software


RecycleIT Now Ltd trading as RecycleIT


SERVITA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (UK) LIMITED


Softcat Plc


Specialist Computer Centres (SCC) Plc


Stone Technologies Ltd


Telefónica Tech Northern Ireland Ltd


Teqex Ltd


Trustco Plc


Ultima Business Solutions Ltd trading as Ultima Business Solutions


VOHKUS LIMITED


XMA Limited

Lot 6 – Education Technology (£600m)

Academia Ltd


Akhter Computers Limited


Ballicom Limited


Bechtle Direct Ltd


Beebug Ltd 


Boxxe Limited trading as boxxe


British Telecommunications plc trading as BT plc, BT, EE


Capita Business Services Limited


CCS Media Limited


CDW Limited


Centerprise International Limited


Cistor Ltd


Computacenter (UK) Limited trading as Computacenter


Computeam Ltd


Concero UK Ltd trading as Concero Education Technology


Dataspire Solutions Ltd. trading as Dataspire


Dell Corporation Limited trading as Dell Corporation Limited, Dell, Dell Technologies


Ergo Computing UK Ltd


European Electronique Ltd trading as European Electronique


Fujitsu Services Limited trading as Fujitsu; Fujitsu Services Limited


GBM Digital Technologies Limited trading as Sync


Getech Ltd


ICT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES LTD trading as ICT Education Services


ICT4 Limited


Insight Direct (UK) Ltd


Jigsaw Systems Limited trading as Jigsaw24


Medhurst Communications Limited


Micro Computer Consultants Limited trading as MCC Digital Ltd


Misco Technologies Ltd trading as Misco


Nexus Associates (ICT) Limited


Novatia Services Limited trading as Novatia


NS Optimum Limited


Odyssey Education


Pacific Computers Limited


Phoenix Software Ltd trading as Phoenix Software


Probrand Limited trading as Proband


Rapid IT Recycling Limited


RM Education Ltd


Softcat Plc


Specialist Computer Centres (SCC) Plc 


Stone Technologies Ltd






Teqex Ltd


The Digital Garage Group Limited trading as Digital Garage


The DMS Digital Group Ltd (DMS) trading as The DMS Digital Group


Total Computer Networks Ltd


Trams Limited trading as Trams | Econocom


Trustmarque Solutions Limited trading as Trustmarque


Turn IT on Ltd


Ultima Business Solutions Ltd trading as Ultima Business Solutions

XMA Limited

Lot 7 – Sustainability and Circular IT (£300m)

Academia Ltd

ACS Technology Group Ltd

ASECCA

ATOS IT SERVICES UK LIMITED

Bechtle Direct Ltd

Boxxe Limited trading as boxxe

Bytes Software Services Ltd

CCS Media Limited

CDW Limited

Centerprise International Limited

Cistor Ltd

Computacenter (UK) Limited trading as Computacenter

Daisy Corporate Services Trading Limited trading as Daisy Corporate Services

Dell Corporation Limited trading as Dell Corporation Limited, Dell, Dell Technologies

Eurostar Global Electronics Ltd

Gigacycle Ltd

Hewlett-Packard Limited trading as HPE

Insight Direct (UK) Ltd

Inventory Management Europe Limited

Iron Mountain (UK) PLC

Kingsfield Computer Products Limited trading as Kingsfield

Lyreco UK Limited trading as Lyreco

Network 2 Supplies Ltd

Phoenix Software Ltd trading as Phoenix Software

Recommerce Ltd trading as Recomm

RecycleIT Now Ltd trading as RecycleIT

SHI CORPORATION UK LIMITED trading as SHI UK

Softcat Plc

Specialist Computer Centres (SCC) Plc

Stone Technologies Ltd

Storm Technologies Limited

Sumillion Limited

Techbuyer Ltd

Telefónica Tech Northern Ireland Ltd

Teqex Ltd

tier1 Asset Management Ltd

Total Computer Networks Ltd

Ultima Business Solutions Ltd trading as Ultima Business Solutions

Vyta Secure Ltd

XMA Limited

Lot 8 – Technology Catalogue (£400m)

All 172 suppliers above

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