Products and services
We have over 100 commercial agreements for you to choose from, spanning the full range of common goods and services.
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Estates
- construction
- energy
- estate support services
- facilities management
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Corporate
- financial services
- fleet
- HR and workforce services
- outsourced services
- professional services
- travel, accommodation and venues
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Technology
- cloud and hosting
- digital capability and delivery
- network services
- software and hardware
- technology services
Additional services and agreements
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Aggregation
Our complimentary aggregation service can help you achieve savings that would not be possible through individual buying.
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Tail Spend Solution
For products that are often low volume and low value which organisations usually buy to meet a specific, short term need.
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Low Value Purchase System
Low cost, low value and uncomplicated common goods and services including from Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) and Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) suppliers.
Our digital brochure
Our new digital brochure is packed full of information to help you get the most from working with CCS. We’ve brought all of our commercial agreements together along with guidance on the best ways to buy and advice on how to make sure your buying decisions are achieving the best possible outcomes for your organisation and the communities that you serve.
Latest news and guidance
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More than £3.5 billion of central government spend given to small businesses in the last year
Small businesses benefited from an increase of £370 million in central government spend over the last year through Crown Commercial Service (CCS).
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What is a ‘call-off’ and how to get the process right – Procurement Essentials
A ‘call-off’ is a contract between a buyer and a framework supplier that has been placed through a framework. Here are our top tips to help you get the process right for your procurement.
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