Register: UK Gov's top 150 tech suppliers, analysed
Online Webinar | 6th October | 11:00 - 11:30
150 companies dominate the UK public sector tech market: the 'Tech Titans'. Join Tussell & techUK for our 30-min debrief on these major players + ask your questions during our Q&A.
Can't make it? Register anyway and we'll send you the recording.
The leading technology suppliers to government
Just 150 technology firms account for over 80% of the UK public sector techn market: the 'Tech Titans'.
These suppliers play a critical role in the modern British state - and as ambitions to adopt AI and digitally transform continue apace, their government revenue is only likely to grow even further.
To understand the factors behind the Tech Titans' success & the role they play into today's market, this 30-minute session will cover:
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The headline findings from our 2026 Report: who the Tech Titans are, and what's driving their growth
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What the findings mean for suppliers - and how to apply the report’s insights to your own public sector strategy.
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Your questions: put them to Tussell's Research Manager, Emily Witter, and techUK's Associate Director for Central Gov't & Education, Heather Cover-Kus.
Not read the full 2026 Report? Download it here.
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Emily Witter, Research Manager
As Research Manager, Emily is responsible for the creation of high-quality research content and for the training of new joiners into the Research team. Having studied biology at university, Emily is leveraging the data analysis skills gained during it to drive meaningful work at Tussell.
Heather Cover-Kus, Associate Director (Central Gov & Education)
Heather is Associate Director, Central Government and Education at techUK, working to represent the tech supplier community to Central Government. She started as Head of Central Government at techUK in April 2022 and was promoted to Associate Director in August 2025 supporting both the Central Government and Education programmes.
Before moving to the UK, Heather worked at the Office of the Prime Minister of The Bahamas and the Central Bank of The Bahamas.
Claim your spot
Join us on October 1st to get up-to-speed on the UK public sector's most important technology suppliers.
