Ontrac has beaten fierce competition to be re-appointed onto the Home Office 4-year framework, which allows them to carry out high profile live events, roadshows, public consultations events and exhibitions for the Home Office. They were also the highest scoring company in the bid for exhibitions and roadshows.
In 2009 the Home Office were one of Ontrac’s biggest clients. In March they were commissioned to work on 'Together We Can End Violence Against Women And Girls' - the largest ever cross-government public consultation to tackle violence against women and girls, launched by the Home Secretary. From July to August they managed ‘Safe. Sensible. Social. Selling Alcohol Responsibly: A Consultation on the New Code of Practice for Alcohol Retailers’, and in December they handled the ‘Tackling Drugs Supply Awards’, an extremely high profile award ceremony.
Ontrac’s CEO, Jonnie Galvin-Wright, said: “This outstanding win is a testament to the Ontrac staff who have served this client well during the last few years. I am very proud that the Home Office has continued to recognize those skills and it shows that, even in these tough economic times, there is still a role for great agency support in the public sector.”
Claire Burns, Account Director and the driving force behind the Home Office win added: “Our team genuinely enjoy working on Home Office projects, as they are always topical, worthwhile, interesting and at the front edge of day-to-day Government policies. I can honestly say that we are all really delighted with this win.”
