Vickie Lockett, +impact partner, said:
“Our success on DOS7 strengthens +impact’s ability to support government teams with modern, user‑centred and agile digital services. It gives government teams a trusted route to access our end‑to‑end expertise; from agile delivery and user‑centred design to specialist digital skills and high‑quality research environments.
This recognition reflects the ambition and capability across Serco and +impact as we continue to expand our role in helping the public sector design better services and deliver meaningful impact for citizens.“
Being named across multiple lots also enhances +impact’s ability to support a wide range of public sector needs through a framework. The advisory business is part of the Serco Group, giving it access to a further 50,000 global staff base with operational expertise.
Tom Read, Serco Group Chief Digital & Technology Officer, said:
“Public services increasingly depend on digital systems that are resilient, user-centred and designed to evolve. Being named as a supplier on the DOS7 framework recognises +impact’s ability to combine deep digital expertise with practical delivery at scale. This framework gives public sector organisations faster access to the skills they need to design and deliver services that genuinely improve outcomes for citizens.“
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