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Ricoh joins Federal Government Managed Print Service panel

Appointment makes the vendor one of only two to be named on two government print panels.

Print vendor, Ricoh Australia, has been selected to join the Federal Government’s Managed Print Service (MPS) and equipment and support panel.

This follows Ricoh’s selection for the Federal Government’s whole-of-government Major Office Machines (MOM) panel in April, and makes the vendor one of only two to be named on both panels.

“Being able to provide our services across both panels to government offers not only the opportunity to provide great synergies and savings, but a chance to help improve sustainability efforts,” Ricoh Australia ACT State Manager, Iain Heddle, said.

Ricoh expects its Total Green Office Solutions (TGOS) to appeal to government agencies that want to reduce their CO2 output while also lowering their overall costs.

Nominations for the 2012 ARN IT Industry Awards open on Tuesday, June 12.

More about: ACT, Federal Government, O2, Office Solutions, Ricoh
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