Legal Printing Contract Renewed For Leeds Firm

A Resource Print Solutions product story

Edited by the Printingtalk editorial team Jul 8, 2005

Leeds (UK) Resource Print Solutions, has had its contract renewed by the Legal Services Commission (LSC).

Leeds (UK) Resource Print Solutions, has had its contract renewed by the Legal Services Commission (LSC).

The LSC has re-appointed the Bramley-based company and awarded it a six figure contract following the completion of a tender process.

Resource will be responsible for printing the forms used by all legal aid solicitors and advice agencies in England and Wales.

Phil Thompson, Resource's sales and marketing director said: "We had already run the contract for four years so this is especially pleasing and a real vote of confidence by the LSC.

Legal changes are happening all the time and it is our job to produce updates for lawyers across the country.

We do these at least four times a year." Each time a major operation swings in to action at the Bath Lane firm, a printing, guillotining, collating and distributing project takes place.

Thompson added: "This is a real logistical challenge but, thanks to some of the most sophisticated equipment in the north of England, it is a challenge we have met well over the last four years and this re-appointment is an affirmation of the commission's faith in us.".