Installing a third-party package

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I could use some help with the scenario I have.=C2=A0 =C2=A0We have a 3rd-p=
arty vendor that has provided us with a debian package for us to include in=
 our OS image.=C2=A0 The vendor maintains the package feed and provides upd=
ates periodically.=C2=A0 I need to find a way to get the their package inst=
alled into our OS image.=C2=A0 Not just extracted into, but installed with =
dpkg metadata and everything.=C2=A0 =C2=A0Using bin_package works... kinda.=
 It leaves out some things like postinst and the versioning can change. Is =
there another way to incorporate a third-party package that would be closer=
 to installing the package on first boot?=C2=A0 Thanks in advance.

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<div>I could use some help with the scenario I have.&nbsp; &nbsp;We have a =
3rd-party vendor that has provided us with a debian package for us to inclu=
de in our OS image.&nbsp; The vendor maintains the package feed and provide=
s updates periodically.&nbsp; I need to find a way to get the their package=
 installed into our OS image.&nbsp; Not just extracted into, but installed =
with dpkg metadata and everything.&nbsp; &nbsp;Using bin_package works... k=
inda. It leaves out some things like postinst and the versioning can change=
. Is there another way to incorporate a third-party package that would be c=
loser to installing the package on first boot?&nbsp; Thanks in advance.</di=
v>

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