BEST OF 2012: Government printing in review

11 December, 2012

May

Finsbury Green wins a NSW government contract worth up to $15 million to add to its $15 million Victorian government deal

July

The Federal government renews suppliers for tens of millions in work as printers argue contracts are spread too thinly and won too cheaply

July

The Federal government defends its buying strategy after suppliers accuse it of driving "a race to the bottom"

July

The Queensland government's exit from commercial printing leaves $8.9 million of work up for grabs

August

A former Goprint manager says Queensland's decision to exit commercial printing misses the real wastage

September

Printers complain that the Federal government's decision to cut its print spend by $6 million is "pouring salt into the wounds"

October

The NSW government follows the trend of cuts to public sector print by slashing its annual report printing to save $2 million

November

Government printing reductions are like death by a thousand cuts for printers


 

Orel: celebrated big win for Finsbury Green

 

 

 

 

 

Goprint: exited commercial sector

 

 

 

 

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