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Every new project starts with buyer research and a bespoke scope. Original content, design and software are built around that work, with factual review and representative user testing. What will be delivered, who approves it and what it costs belong in a written agreement before work starts.
The contribution model describes 90% volunteered hours for eligible project work. Paid responsibilities, external services, production and continuing care are agreed separately. First come, first served describes the order enquiries reach the lead; the lead confirms fit, capacity and a start date.
The operating contact for Page & Process is DS Repro and Partners. The operating base is Unit 5, Guardian Point, Guardian St, Warrington WA5 1AU. Darren at DS Repro is the person to start with; the written agreement names the responsibilities for a commissioned project.
Contact the lead at page@dsrepro.co.uk or 01925 632717. The same route receives website feedback, access requests and privacy questions and coordinates the response with the relevant specialist. A project agreement identifies the parties responsible for that particular service.
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