Dakota Awarded NHS Supply Chain Office Supplies Tender Including Specialist Label Supply

Dakota Integrated Solutions Ltd, an ISO-certified (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 27001, ISO 45001), real-time digital data capture, printing, labels, media, mobility, support and voice-directed solution specialist, is delighted to announce that it has been awarded onto Lot 6b - Specialist Labels of the NHS Supply Chain Office Supplies Tender.

Having supplied standard and specialist labels to the NHS for a number of years, this contract further enforces Dakota’s ever-increasing footprint and recognition within the UK healthcare sector.

With a rich history in supplying over two hundred NHS Trusts and private hospital groups with market-leading, fit-for-purpose technology and labelling solutions, Dakota provides full integration expertise across a broad range of healthcare applications. Offering a knowledgeable and consultative sales approach, Dakota is proud to offer a value-added service to its existing and prospective customers, providing recommendations in selecting the right devices, technology and print media to suit its clients’ specific and diverse requirements.

This latest award comes after Dakota’s recent completion of the NHS Evergreen Sustainable Supplier Assessment; achieving Level 1: Publicly committed to net zero carbon and engaged with sustainability. The Evergreen Assessment is one of several NHS initiatives designed to support its net zero and wider sustainability objectives, including those set out in the NHS Net Zero Supplier Roadmap.

Philip Jarrett, Commercial Director at Dakota comments, “We are delighted to have been awarded this latest contract with NHS Supply Chain. Having worked within the healthcare sector for over twenty years since our inception in 2002, this is testament to our hard work and dedication over the past two decades. We are very much looking forward to working alongside the NHS on an ongoing basis, providing them with mission-critical labels and digital data capture solutions for the foreseeable future.”