Umbraco hosting built for
the way councils procure.

Public sector hosting has different gravity to commercial hosting. Procurement runs through formal frameworks and competitive solicitation, accessibility statements get audited, data residency isn't negotiable, security baselines are set externally rather than by preference, and documentation can be pulled into the public record. We've been hosting Umbraco for public sector buyers for years, and the operational shape of these accounts is genuinely different from commercial work.

What we run for public sector accounts as standard: named datacenter locations with a dedicated node in Virginia, Oregon or Canada where residency matters, WCAG 2.2 Level AA accessibility supported through standard Umbraco editor practice with tooling guidance for your team, ISO 27001 certified upstream datacenter partners, data processing agreements available before contract signature, structured backup retention with 30-day point-in-time recovery, named technical contacts rather than a ticket queue, and the documentation procurement actually needs: penetration test history, BCP/DR statements, security policies and named subprocessors.

If you're running a procurement that requires us on a specific framework or schedule we're not currently on, tell us during scoping. Framework presence is buildable on a defined timeline.

Whether you're a public body running Umbraco on a setup that's been quietly aging for five years, planning a v17 upgrade and wanting a procurement-clean specialist for the next contract cycle, or an agency whose procurement requirements are stricter than your current shared host can document, we'll scope it and quote against the actual workload.