Holland, MI – November 27, 2012 – The U.S. Communities
Government Purchasing Alliance, a leading national government purchasing
cooperative, today announced a
multi-year new contract with Haworth, Inc., a global leader in the design and
manufacturing of office furniture and organic workspaces. The agreement will provide state, local, and
municipal agencies, nonprofit organizations, and schools with access to Haworth
office furniture and organic workspace solutions at competitively bid pricing
through December 2016 with four – one year renewals options through December
2020.
“Haworth is pleased to strengthen its long-standing
relationship with U.S. Communities,” said Phil Todd of Haworth. “Our network of more than 250 preferred
dealers throughout North America is committed to providing best-in-class
customer service.”
In addition to competitive product discounts, U.S.
Communities participants will have access to reconfiguration and relocation
services, design/layout, planning, installation, project management, financing
options and workplace consulting.
“We are happy to continue to offer Haworth’s integrated
office solutions to U.S. Communities participants,” said Chris Robb of U.S.
Communities. “Their sustainable product
offering and workspace design expertise provide participants with lasting
value.”
For more information and FAQs regarding Haworth’s U.S.
Communities contract visit http://www.uscommunities.org/haworth/.
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