Printed Packaging

Supply of Printed Packaging to The Royal Mint

— From the tender document (tenderNotice): - Possible extension to 1 July 2032 The contract will have an initial term of three years, commencing on 1 July 2027, with the option to extend for up to two further periods of 12 months each, providing a maximum total contract duration of five years. Extensions may be exercised at The Royal Mint's discretion, subject to satisfactory supplier performance, continued business requirements, value for money and compliance with contractual obligations. Any extension will be agreed and implemented in accordance with the provisions of the contract. Publication date of next tender notice (estimated): 1 January 2032 Payment will be made within 30 days of receipt of a valid, undisputed invoice, in accordance with the contract terms. Suppliers will be required to submit invoices referencing the relevant purchase order. Any disputed invoices will be managed through The Royal Mint's established invoice query and resolution procedures. Description of risks to contract performance Potential risks to contract performance include: - Disruption to the availability or supply of packaging materials, including specialist substrates and components. - Manufacturing capacity constraints, equipment failures or interruptions affecting production and delivery schedules. - Quality or colour consistency issues, including non-conformance with approved specifications, artwork and finishing requirements. - Demand fluctuations, changes to production forecasts and urgent or unplanned requirements. - Delays in new product development, artwork approval, tooling or product qualification. - Supply chain disruption affecting subcontractors, logistics or critical materials. - Mobilisation and transition risks, including the transfer of specifications, tooling, artwork and inventory arrangements.