HealthOrbit AI has been listed as a supplier on the UK Government’s G-Cloud 15 framework. The listing lets NHS organisations and other public sector bodies buy the company’s healthcare AI solutions through a faster, simpler route.
The G-Cloud framework is built to make buying easier. It lets eligible public sector organisations purchase approved cloud services without running a full tender in many cases. That removes a step which often adds months to a technology purchase.
What the framework means for buyers
Public sector buyers can now access HealthOrbit AI through two routes on G-Cloud 15:
- Direct award, where a buyer chooses HealthOrbit AI without running a full competition
- Streamlined comparison, where a buyer weighs up suppliers through a shorter, simpler process
Both routes replace the lengthy traditional tender that usually slows these purchases down. For NHS teams and other public bodies, that means less paperwork and a quicker path to the tools they need.
Verified compliance with government standards
As part of the framework application, suppliers are assessed against a range of commercial, technical and security requirements. HealthOrbit AI successfully met the framework’s eligibility criteria across these areas:
- Financial standing and stability
- Technical capability
- Quality
- Key security areas
- Operational capability
Easier access to healthcare AI
Sourcing AI for healthcare can be slow, and procurement checks often add to the wait. The listing is expected to simplify buying for NHS organisations and other public sector bodies looking to adopt healthcare AI solutions, so teams spend less time on the purchasing process and more time using the technology.
How to get started
HealthOrbit AI’s solutions are now available to NHS organisations and public sector bodies through the G-Cloud 15 framework. Organisations looking to learn more can get in touch with the team to discuss how HealthOrbit AI can support their procurement needs.
