Framework Agreement for Technical Support signed by GWP packaging bags
As a leading packaging bags manufacturer , Swindon-based packaging company GWP is able to be in line for more Government-related work after winning a place on a list of approved suppliers to the Ministry of Defense. And the Framework Agreement for Technical Support or FATS Four for short, for packaging products allows UK public sector organizations too fast and correctly source suppliers with high levels of technical expertise in the specialist area. While the framework is administered through the MoD, it also covers other Government departments and organizations including the Home Office, Metropolitan Police Service, Forensic Science Laboratory, Meteorological Office and HM Revenue and Customs. These departments decide its destiny. Furthermore, the framework means that GWP could stand to benefit from a share of MoD and the government contracts worth hundreds of millions of pounds as well.
GWP packaging bags ascribe success to four specialist aids
The MoD will be able to work with all of GWPs four specialist aids, they are GWP Packaging for traditional package manufacturing, Corri-Spool and Corri-Spring technology, GWP Protective for custom flight cases and protective cases with engineering foam inserts GWP Conductive for ESD and anti-static packaging and GWP Coatings for water, oil and abrasion protection. Group chief executive officer David Pedley believes the FATS Four agreement is a great opportunity for GWP, which repels to succeeding in its packaging bag domination.
Defense industry tops important to GWP packaging bags
Our Protective division has produced packaging bags for the defense industry for many years and our expertise and experience has helped us win this valuable place that will benefit the whole of the company, Mr. Pedley said. The defense sector presents a number of unique and distinct challenges, also the whole procurement process is under a high level of public scrutiny and there is a continual pressure to realize value in regards to time, cost and quality whilst maintaining the highest standards of security and reliability. There are a total of three hundred and fifty suppliers on the framework across a wide variety of industries and sectors including technical studies, project and engineering support. GWP, based on Cricklades Chelworth Park industrial estate, employs more than one hundred people across its four divisions. Besides, they get ready to take the strictest procedures for employing more technicians with advanced expertise.
As a leading packaging bags manufacturer , Swindon-based packaging company GWP is able to be in line for more Government-related work after winning a place on a list of approved suppliers to the Ministry of Defense. And the Framework Agreement for Technical Support or FATS Four for short, for packaging products allows UK public sector organizations too fast and correctly source suppliers with high levels of technical expertise in the specialist area. While the framework is administered through the MoD, it also covers other Government departments and organizations including the Home Office, Metropolitan Police Service, Forensic Science Laboratory, Meteorological Office and HM Revenue and Customs. These departments decide its destiny. Furthermore, the framework means that GWP could stand to benefit from a share of MoD and the government contracts worth hundreds of millions of pounds as well.
GWP packaging bags ascribe success to four specialist aids
The MoD will be able to work with all of GWPs four specialist aids, they are GWP Packaging for traditional package manufacturing, Corri-Spool and Corri-Spring technology, GWP Protective for custom flight cases and protective cases with engineering foam inserts GWP Conductive for ESD and anti-static packaging and GWP Coatings for water, oil and abrasion protection. Group chief executive officer David Pedley believes the FATS Four agreement is a great opportunity for GWP, which repels to succeeding in its packaging bag domination.
Defense industry tops important to GWP packaging bags
Our Protective division has produced packaging bags for the defense industry for many years and our expertise and experience has helped us win this valuable place that will benefit the whole of the company, Mr. Pedley said. The defense sector presents a number of unique and distinct challenges, also the whole procurement process is under a high level of public scrutiny and there is a continual pressure to realize value in regards to time, cost and quality whilst maintaining the highest standards of security and reliability. There are a total of three hundred and fifty suppliers on the framework across a wide variety of industries and sectors including technical studies, project and engineering support. GWP, based on Cricklades Chelworth Park industrial estate, employs more than one hundred people across its four divisions. Besides, they get ready to take the strictest procedures for employing more technicians with advanced expertise.
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