New online information hub for fire tenders and new launches; a unique new portal...
Date: Sunday, May 1 2005
BLULEIGHTSUPPLIER.COM allows supplier companies to post news about their products and services and offers a valuable information resource for emergency services staff who have any involvement in procurement and supplies.
Emergency services staff have free access to all areas of the
Companies that supply the emergency services can post unlimited news about products and services and all of their details in the supplier directory. The site also collates and publishes details of tender notices from fire, police and ambulance services in the UK.
John Morton, Director at bluelghtsupplier.com said:
"We developed the site to create an online community for everyone involved in buying and supplying equipment in the emergency services. The Internet is now endemic as an essential tool for research and news, with the advantage of being open all hours and offering quick and easy access to information about suppliers and their products.
"The ability to post any unlimited news stories and access tenders is a real benefit to marketing departments as more companies recognise the importance of integrating the Internet into their marketing strategy."
In its first few weeks since going live, bluelightsupplier.com is averaging over 2,000 hits every week from the emergency services community and the number of visitors is growing quickly.
www.bluelightsupplier.com
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