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    designers score a hat-trick

    Newport-based Autografik Design has a triple cause for celebration. After three award-filled years of trading, the company has secured places on design and print frameworks for three separate local authorities.

    Directors Russell Britton and Jon Farley have joined an elite list of expert designers by securing their places in Newport, North Wales and Blaenau Gwent.

    As well as boosting their credibility in the private sector, the frameworks put them in touch with millions of pounds worth of contracts every year.

    "From the councils' point of view, the frameworks give a level playing field for contractors and suppliers," said Jon. "It pre-selects suppliers to bid for valuable contracts, and guarantees quality and efficiency for public sector organisations."

    Russell said: "Obviously, different projects have different needs, and we're one of many diverse companies that were ultimately chosen. But each opportunity is posted to everyone on the list."

    Autografik achieved their first tender success with the Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council framework, having to overcome a common hurdle for first-time bidders.

    11:07am Friday 18th July 2008

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