(From Tony Attwood at Hamilton House, great guy!)
Average ICT school budget saving over £1500+ per acacdemic year
When a colleague in school announces that a projector lamp has broken, the main need is normally for a replacement to be delivered very quickly (ideally next day), with no issues about payment up front, etc.
That service (combined with the fact that that these guys offer prices which are generally considered to be among the best going) is what's on offer.
Here’s how the process works.
When you visit www.vividlamps.co.uk, select the brand and model and up will come the full details, price and a picture. I think you’ll appreciate at once just how low the prices are – and it is no exaggeration that larger schools can save £1000 over the course of a year by ordering through Vivid Lamps.
If by any chance they don’t have the model in question there’s still no need to worry. Give them a call on 01744 889529 and they will offer you a compatible alternative.
If you wish to place a Purchase Order, please fax it to 01744 886631. If received before 2.30pm, your lamp will be with you at school the following day.
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