Oakland Everything Data named key subcontractor on major public sector frameworks

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Oakland Everything Data has been appointed as a key subcontractor to technology reseller Softcat on two UK Government Commercial Agency (GCA) procurement frameworks: Technology Services 4 (TS4) RM6190 and Digital Outcomes and Specialists 7 (DOS7) RM1043.9.

Softcat was named as the primary supplier on the agreements, with Oakland providing data, analytics, and artificial intelligence support.

On the TS4 framework, which carries an overall value of up to £19.2 billion across its lifetime, Softcat secured places across nine lots. Oakland will act as subcontractor across Lot 1 (Technology & Digital Consultancy) and Lot 5/5a (Application & Data Management), focusing on data strategy, engineering, governance, and AI implementation.

Under the DOS7 framework, Softcat and Oakland secured positions across three lots covering Digital Outcomes, Digital Capability and Delivery Partners, and Digital Specialists.

Rhys Lawson, solutions sales director at Softcat, said:

“These frameworks give us a fantastic platform to showcase our growing AI and data capabilities, particularly following our Oakland acquisition. Public sector organisations are under pressure to modernise and deliver smarter services, and we’re ready to support that journey with innovative solutions that drive efficiency and transformation.”

Charles Cooper, sales representative at Oakland, added:

“Frameworks such as TS4 and DOS7 provide an important route for public sector organisations to access specialist capability. Through our subcontractor relationship with Softcat, we are able to combine infrastructure and delivery expertise with deep data capability to support organisations in making better use of their data and delivering modern digital services.”

In February 2025, Softcat acquired Leeds-based data consultancy Oakland for an initial consideration of £15 million, with potential earn-out payments extending the total transaction value up to £59 million. The acquisition was executed to integrate specialist data architecture and analytics expertise into Softcat’s core enterprise services, providing the technical basis for the joint public sector framework bids now being deployed under the GCA agreements.

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