Sync secures GBP £6 billion ICT framework with HeathTrust Europe

Manchester-based technology specialist Sync has secured a pivotal position on HeathTrust Europe's esteemed Enterprise Level Information Communication Technology (ICT) Solutions Technology Framework. This notable achievement places Sync among just eleven suppliers selected for the 2023 Digital Technology Framework Agreement, often referred to as ComIT 3 (Complete IT 3), which has an upper value limit of GBP £6 billion.

This framework is open to various sectors, encompassing education, central and local government, healthcare, and emergency services. It facilitates the procurement of a vast array of IT hardware, software, cybersecurity, and technology-assisted services. By allowing procurement with direct award, the framework is designed to streamline access to these essential services, offering substantial time, resource, and cost savings for procurement teams.

Sync's inclusion is anticipated to extend its reach and enhance its capacity to deliver comprehensive digital solutions to a broad spectrum of organisations. Chief Sales Officer at Sync, Tom Crump, expressed his enthusiasm about the inclusion: "To be one of just eleven suppliers joining the new ICT Solutions 2023 Framework is an incredible honour and is a testament to the work of the team at Sync. This means that Sync will be on hand to provide digital solutions to local and national councils, healthcare providers, emergency services, schools, and many more organisations in need of support."

Crump further emphasised the importance of leveraging technology to improve working practices across business, education, and public sectors, with a focus on cost savings and efficiency enhancements. This new framework agreement aligns with Sync's commitment to supporting organisations through technological advancement and resource optimisation.

Sync, known for its expertise in Apple technology, has achieved considerable success in the past year, securing places on several prestigious commercial frameworks, including the Technology Products and Associated Services 2 framework. The company's provision of digital solutions extends to businesses, Multi-Academy Trusts, and various public sector bodies. A notable collaboration includes its recent partnership with University Academy 92 (UA92), where Sync supplied Apple technology to hundreds of students and staff at the Salford campus.

With its base in Manchester, Sync has distinguished itself as a premier provider of not only technology products but also comprehensive services that include training, technical support, and consultancy. Its approach integrates the latest technology within existing systems, partnering with major providers such as Microsoft and Google, to enhance operational practices in educational institutions, businesses, and public sector entities.

Sync maintains a robust commitment to sustainability and resource efficiency, notably through partnerships with Apple Financial Services and its recycling scheme, ensuring older devices are repurposed effectively. Its consultancy-led approach is customer-centric, tailoring solutions to meet specific organisational needs, whether through the introduction of cutting-edge technology or the optimisation of existing technology workflows.

The company boasts accreditation from Apple, Microsoft, and Google, among other notable vendors and providers. This extensive range of certifications underscores Sync's expertise and reliability in delivering high-quality digital solutions and professional training across numerous applications, including Apple technical certification and Adobe training.