Three new ways to buy Calm Delivery services across the UK public sector

It’s been a busy few months behind the scenes, but I’m officially live on three Government Commercial Agency (GCA) procurement frameworks. That feels really good to write down.

Sharing a few wins for government procurement

G-Cloud 15 (RM1557.15)

If you work in central government, local authorities, the NHS, or the broader UK public sector, G-Cloud 15 gives you a fast, compliant, and direct route to contract Calm Delivery without going through a lengthy or costly traditional tender process.

My services sit under Lot 3: Cloud Support Services, covering hands-on delivery, leadership support, and team capability building:

Delivery Management: Hands-on support for complex environments to help teams plan, manage, and deliver work in a calm, transparent, and sustainable way.

Retained Delivery Support: Flexible, director-level guidance starting from one day per month, offering trusted advice and sense-checking without the cost of a full-time hire.

Delivery Management Training: Practical, real-world training to build delivery foundations, team capability, and leadership confidence.

Low Value Purchasing Agreement (RM6237)

For smaller, fast-turnaround engagements or short-term advisory work under £150k, the LVPA framework offers a stripped-back procurement route. It allows public sector teams to quickly get targeted support on board - like a delivery health check, team alignment sprint, or short advisory engagement - without procurement overhead.

Spark Dynamic Purchasing System (RM6024)

Spark DPS focuses on emerging technology, innovation, and service redesign. It allows buyers to run mini-competitions for complex digital transformation initiatives, and I’m excited to see what opportunities pop up here over the coming months.


If you’re facing a tricky delivery challenge or just want to explore how these frameworks work, I’m always happy to have an early, informal chat. Drop me an email at jon@calm.delivery or or get in touch via the website.

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