InPost will serve Polish authorities – Money.pl

InPost will serve Polish authorities – Money.pl

2014-12-15 13:45

Rafal Brzoska, CEO of Integer [Photo: Integer.pl]

belonging to the group Integer InPost company will operate a mail correspondence with the Polish urządów provincial ministries and prosecutor’s offices. Two-year agreement covers the delivery of correspondence from the Office of Electronic Communications.

The value of the contract is 33 million. The company competed with her Polish Post, which offered an offer of 2.8 million more expensive.

– The Polish state without losing quality, saving millions of dollars in the framework of public funds – said Rafal Brzoska, the President of Integer.

Select InPost was confirmed by the KIO. It was decided that the company meets all the required criteria, including those relating to the branch network.

President Brzoska said that the victory in the tender CUW InPost also an excellent omen for the competition on the designated operator, the terms of which will be announced soon. The operator will have a designated universal service obligation whereby every citizen should have access to postal services. This competition has to be announced by the end of this year.

This is not the first such contract

In November of that year InPost won the tender for shipments ASIF. The contract value is 22.71 million. It will enter into force at the start of next year. Includes the provision of ordinary mail, registered, express, and an acknowledgment of receipt – in domestic and foreign, as well as parcel and courier services.

– Service will be delivered to 273 local units ASIF: Head Office, 16 regional offices and 256 local branches are spread throughout the country. A total of two years for ASIF InPost realize about 22.5 million shipments – reads the company.

The loss in the third quarter

Listed on WSE Integer, owner InPost, in the third quarter of this year recorded a net loss equal to 5.5 million. The company’s revenues amounted to 163 million. Poor results are reflected on the listing of the shares. Since the beginning of January, the shares become cheaper by almost 50 percent.

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