Government departments and wider public sector organisations use the Digital Marketplace to find and compare suppliers who can help them deliver world-class digital services. If you’re a supplier and want to sell to government through Digital Outcomes and Specialists, your services must fit into one of the following 4 categories of service.
- Digital outcomes:
Suppliers who can help research, test, design, build, release, iterate, support or retire a digital service. - Digital specialists:
Suppliers who can provide specialists to work on a service, programme or project. - User research studios:
Suppliers who can provide space and facilities to carry out interviews, usability tests and focus groups; where it’s possible to watch and record people as they engage with designs, prototypes and live public sector services. - User research participants:
Suppliers who can provide access to a diverse range of user research participants including people who are digitally excluded, as well as those who have low literacy or digital skills, and those who need assisted digital support.
If your services are a good fit, you can apply through the Digital Marketplace when applications open later this month. Our recent post Digital Outcomes and Specialists: An overview gives a more detailed breakdown of the outcomes, roles and user research services.
