Concerto is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a significant contract with NHS England to provide its market-leading asset and estates management solution through the Crown Commercial Service G-Cloud 12 framework. This award reflects NHS England’s continued drive to improve the accuracy, transparency and efficiency of its estate information, while strengthening the foundations needed for long-term planning across one of the largest and most complex public sector property portfolios in the United Kingdom.
Under this new agreement, NHS England will utilise the Concerto solution to manage core property data, lease information, asset performance and key documentation across its national estate. These capabilities will support a more integrated, consistent and reliable view of its property holdings, enabling better oversight, informed decision-making and enhanced governance at both regional and national levels.
The introduction of Concerto will also support NHS England in standardising processes, improving data quality and strengthening the alignment between individual estate teams and central functions. With an estate that spans clinical sites, administrative buildings, specialist facilities and leased accommodation, the ability to manage information in a unified, cloud-based environment will be integral to improving operational efficiency and long-term sustainability.
Group Sales and Marketing Director Valerie Miller commented:
“We are delighted to have been awarded a contract with NHS England for the provision of our award-winning software. Concerto and the wider Bellrock Group’s expertise will help NHS England to transform the quality of its estates data and processes. We look forward to supporting this essential part of the health service as it modernises and strengthens its approach to property and asset management.”
The CCS G-Cloud framework is designed to simplify the procurement of digital services for public sector organisations, providing a transparent and cost-effective route to accessing proven technology providers. It is widely used across Central Government, affiliated agencies, Local Authorities and organisations within the National Health Service, ensuring that public sector bodies can procure with confidence and at pace.