1.00 Swap Meet Ticket Roll Layout.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- Q24000680
- Issued by
- Honolulu County, Halawa CDP, Hawaii
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The document provided is a layout for a $1.00 Swap Meet Ticket for the 2023 Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, which is a state and local contract opportunity in Hawaii. The ticket provides details on the event, including that it is a $1.00 admission for Kama'aina (residents) aged 12 and up, with no exchange or refunds, and that the Stadium Authority reserves the right to move vehicles on the lot at any time. The contract also limits the Stadium Authority's liability for theft, vandalism, collisions, accidents, fire, or damages to vehicles, and states that vehicles must be removed immediately after the event.
The contract opportunity is for the 2023 Aloha Stadium Swap Meet Admission Tickets, and it appears to be a recurring annual event. The contract does not provide specific details on quantities, response dates, award dates, or the term of the contract, but it outlines the key terms and conditions for the event and the admission tickets.
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SWAP MEET TICKET ROLL LAYOUT - $1.00
SWAP MEET TICKET (FRONT) – BLACK PRINT. (NOT ACTUAL SIZE)
FRONT 1 inch
2 inches
BACK 1 inch
2 inches
KAMA’AINA
$1.00
PER PERSON AGE 12 & UP.
No exchange or refunds.
Good only for the event for which sold.
The Stadium Authority reserves the right to move the vehicles on this lot at any time. We assume no liability for theft, vandalism, collision, accidents, fire or damages of any kind to vehicles from any cause whatsoever. We assume no responsibility or liability for property left in vehicle; property left in vehicle is solely at the risk of the owner.
THIS CONTRACT LIMITS OUR LIABILITY, PLEASE
READ.
VEHICLES MUST BE REMOVED IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE EVENT FOR WHICH THIS TICKET IS ISSUED.
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