Capita Document & Information Services (CDIS) has been nominated on lot 2 of the new National Education Printer Agreement (NEPA) framework for Managed Print Services (MPS), in partnership with Kyocera.

Designed by education and technology experts from within the higher education community, users of the NEPA are ensured that successful service providers have gone through a rigorous process to get onto the OJEU compliant framework.

Andy Hughes, Senior Procurement Manager, North Eastern Universities Purchasing Consortium (NEUPC) said, “it is important when selecting suppliers to ensure they can fulfil both the needs of the membership now and in the strategic planning of the future.”

Alpesh Unalkat, CEO of Managed Print Services, Capita Document & Information Services added, “within the further and higher education sectors there are two distinct customer groups – staff and students. As part of this new framework, we look forward to working with any new clients to help identify their specific requirements. The majority of NEPA members may know Capita in another capacity such as through our student relationship software or staff recruitment programme and we are very excited about the opportunity to bring additional services to them.”

NEPA is available to any member institution of the UK Higher Education Purchasing Consortia: NEUPC, NWUPC, LUPC (including NHS London Procurement Programme), SUPC, APUC and HEPCW. Colleges and other public funded bodies are also able to access NEPA as associate or affiliated members of the consortia.