About Fordway.
A UK cloud transformation and managed services provider, we’ve been delivering enterprise-grade IT services to the public sector and mid-sized enterprises for over 30 years…
Our People
Our team of over 40 technicians, engineers and IT strategists support organisations in their journey from traditional infrastructure to the cloud.
All of Fordway’s services are available to the public sector through the G-Cloud Framework on the Gov.uk Digital Marketplace. These services also support PSN and HSCN connectivity.
We’re delighted that Fordway is ranked at number 66 on the 2020 Thames Valley SME 100 Growth Index.
Our Leadership Team
Combining decades of industry experience and expertise, our Leadership Team drives our company, guides our strategy and leads our people.
Richard Blanford
Chief Executive
Jason Prior
Chief Operating Officer
Amanda Mival
Head of Finance, HR and Administration
Why Fordway?
Whilst we’ve grown and the technology has changed, personal service and customer care remain at the heart of everything we do. Here’s why customers choose us.
Trusted partner
Fordway’s provides organisations with joined up IT to run excellent IT Services. This is underpinned by our commitment to ensuring long-term customer success. Many of our customers use us as their long-term partner and rely on our services and expertise to deliver true business value.
Scalability & Agility
Peace of mind
It’s our mission to provide the best solutions quickly and professionally every time! We pride ourselves on being your “one stop shop” – providing exactly what you need. This also frees your time up to focus on your customers and running your business, not on your IT systems, security and backups.
Expertise & Experience
Our customers tell us that they choose Fordway because we offer a unique combination of in-depth technical expertise and practical implementation experience. Our success comes from delivering lasting business value and building strong relationships based on mutual trust.
We are committed to achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050
The UK Government amended the Climate Change Act 2008 in 2019 by introducing a target of at least a 100% reduction in the net UK carbon account (i.e., reduction of greenhouse gas emissions compared to 1990 levels) by 2050. This is otherwise known as the ‘Net Zero’ Target.
