BNET Industries

Veterans Imaging Products Inc.

is in the Government Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$1.5B
  • Private
  • US
Dow Jones Description

VIP warrants each cartridge to be free of defects in both material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase. VIP cartridges have been manufactured under stringent quality control standards, assuring performance that equals or exceeds that of the original equipment manufacturer. VIP will, at its option, replace the cartridge or refund the full purchase price of any printer / copier / fax machine cartridge found to be defective. VIP warrants that, subject to the conditions stated below and under normal use (including operation of printer / copier / fax machine equipment within specifications) our electronic printer / copier / fax cartridges will not cause damage, abnormal wear, or deterioration to any compatible printer / copier / fax machine. If a defect in a VIP cartridge causes a printer / copier / fax machine to fail, VIP will, at is option, fix or replace the printer / copier / fax machine, or reimburse our customer for the full amount of all service and repair of the printer / copier / fax machine. This warranty is dependent upon the customer providing VIP with satisfactory evidence that the printer / copier / fax machine failure was due to a defect in a VIP cartridge, including a written statement on the service company's letterhead, dated and signed by the company's field sales or service representative. VIP liability hereunder shall be limited to replacement or reimbursement as provided above. ...

Number of Employees 2,999
Contact Information

744 Industrial Dr

Elmhurst, Illinois 60126

www.veteransima...

1 630 834 0540

Peer Companies
NAICS Code Museums: 712110

Decision Makers

Name (plus bio) Position
Thomas M Schultz

Thomas M. Schultz started VIP, Veterans Imaging Products, Inc. in 1996. The desire to start VIP began from Tom's association with the government and his wanting to 'give something back'. Tom was in the central highlands of the Republic of Vietnam when med evacuated to the U.S. Military hospital in Japan. He spent over four months in Japan then was reassigned to the Saigon area for another tour. He also spent time in VA Medical facilities upon release from the U.S. Army. As a service disabled Vietnam veteran, Tom felt akin to the veterans' hospitals. With an extensive background in operations, procurement, materials management, sales and marketing for companies such as Beatrice Foods, Turtle Wax and Amway Corporate Headquarters Tom was able to serve government customers with high quality products and service. By 1995, Tom already had several years' experience in the office supply business and government sales. He believed in aggressive recycling programs and found remanufactured toner cartridges to be an ideal match. Tom began offering veterans' hospitals environmentally friendly remanufactured cartridges at a lower cost and higher quality. As the company grew VIP began selling to other government agencies as well. VIP applied for and was awarded several GSA contracts becoming widely known in the industry as a source of "empty cartridges" necessary in the remanufacturing process.Over the years VIP has sourced solid vendors for its high quality products, and continually increased its product lines. VIP now offers nearly any item that is currently used to print on paper, as well as other supplies and equipment. VIP has distribution facilities in Chicago, IL, San Francisco, CA and Middletown, CT to enhance customer service and ensure timely delivery. VIP offers the widest selection of OEM, Compatible and remanufactured supplies currently available on the GSA contract. VIP's goal is to bring future products to the market in a timely manner, and to continue to offer the most cost effective printing solutions available.

Organization Position Status
Veterans Imaging Products, Inc Current
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