Contracts
Chapelton Board and Warren to distribute IP Alaska Plus paper in the UK
US paper giant International Paper (IP) has announced that its new GC2 lightweight coated board product Alaska Plus will be stocked and distributed in the UK by Chapelton Board and Warren.
De La Rue ties up crucial Bank of England contract
De La Rue has been selected as the preferred bidder for the Bank of England's new 10-year banknote printing contract, which is due to begin in April 2015.
In2Print celebrates Cheltenham Town FC contract renewal
In2Print has renewed its contract with Cheltenham Town FC, which will see the Cheltenham-based printer produce the football club’s match day programme for a fifteenth consecutive year.
Banner awarded three year contract by Care UK
Banner Managed Communication (BMC) has been awarded a three-year print management contract by healthcare and social care services provider Care UK.
PCS secures ID card contract with Cards 4U
Plastic card manufacturer Plastic Card Services (PCS) has secured a new contract with plastic card functionality firm Cards 4U to manufacture its OneID4u 18+ proof of age card.
Public sector tenders still failing SMEs
A report highlighting the most common complaints received by the government's Mystery Shopper Service has revealed that SMEs are experiencing the same problems with public sector procurement in 2014...
Wish you were here... Why it pays to manage time off
The days are long, the schools closed. Summer is upon us. It’s the season of domestic and international getaways – time to unwind. Put your feet up and make the most of that well-earned downtime.
HighCo secures Comic Relief PM deal
Comic Relief has appointed HighCo MRM to provide data management, print and fulfillment services.
Polestar extends contract with Cross Country Trains
Cross Country Trains has renewed its timetable production contract with Polestar Applied Solutions.
Pinstripe ties up three-year deal with Edgbaston
Pinstripe Print Group has secured a three-year sole supplier deal with Edgbaston Stadium and Warwickshire County Cricket Club worth in the region of £200,000.