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Our Postal Goods framework delivers access to parcel locker solutions
Parcel lockers provide a convenient contact-free delivery service for organisations and their customers, making the process easier and efficient - which is evidently a significant factor in facing the challenges of Covid-19.
Our Postal Goods, Services and Solutions framework (RM6017) brings public sector customers access to a range of innovative solutions. This includes parcel lockers which can help organisations to manage, store and distribute incoming parcels and goods quickly and efficiently. They allow you to track and inform people when their goods have arrived. As pick-up takes seconds and can be accessed 24/7, it can be used for a range of requirements and provide you with a solution to your postal goods needs. | ![]() |
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Why use a parcel locker service?
Parcel lockers have many beneficial uses across the public sector, including within the NHS. In the current climate hospital beds and space is more valuable than ever and often restricted due to patients waiting around for medication or other things. Parcel lockers make it convenient and provide flexibility for patients to collect medication as and when it is ready. In turn, this assists with freeing up valuable time and space in the hospital and gives patients the flexibility to collect their medication when they are ready.
Additionally, they have been beneficial within universities where delivering packages to a large number of students can often be a challenging task. Parcel lockers within universities have provided efficiency for students and convenience for staff, as parcels can be collected at times that suit them, items are stored securely, staff have traceability of deliveries and automatic notifications are available making the process run smoothly.
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Find out more about our Postal Goods, Services and Solutions framework here or contact the Documents and IT team on ICT@espo.org.