Bunzl Coffee Point has retained its business with law firm Dickinson Dees following a hard-fought tender process. The new deal will see the installation of 22 top-of-the-range vending machines in the company's premises in Newcastle and the Tees Valley.
Dickinson Dees is among the north's largest law firms and one of the leading independent regional firms in the UK, providing a full range of services for corporate, public sector and private clients. Dickinson Dees currently employs almost 800 people across its five offices in Newcastle, Tees Valley, York and London and is seen as a significant member of the national business community. The firm has recently been short listed for Regional / National Law Firm of the Year at The Lawyer Awards 2008.
Bunzl Business Development Manager, Paul Henderson, said: "When a firm like Dickinson Dees has built its reputation on excellence, it's imperative that its supplier partners achieve the same standards".
Sales Manager Steve Hartland added: "I'm delighted that Bunzl Coffee Point has been retained by Dickinson Dees once more and we're determined to continue to provide the firm's management and staff with products and services that complement the quality and professionalism of their own."
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