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Lewisham Council is implementing a hybrid mail service contract with Ricoh UK Ltd.

Lewisham Council approved a contract with Ricoh UK Ltd for a hybrid mail printing service in February 2026, a move expected to streamline processes and reduce costs. The agreement includes a 12-month interim contract, estimated at £756,000, followed by a three-year contract valued at £1,920,000.

The hybrid mail service is intended to ensure the secure and timely delivery of essential communications, such as housing rent statements and council tax bills. The interim agreement with Ricoh UK Ltd is for 12 months, after which the three-year contract will commence.

Key facts

  1. Lewisham Council approved a contract for a hybrid mail printing service in February 2026. Source
  2. The contract includes a 12-month interim agreement with Ricoh UK Ltd. Source
  3. The interim agreement is estimated at £756,000 including VAT. Source
  4. A new three-year contract will follow, estimated at £1,920,000 including VAT. Source
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