10-NJCPA- Coop Admin Fee Schedule - Goods and Services.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- BC-BID-25-49
- Issued by
- Bergen County, New Jersey
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This document is a New Jersey State Approved Cooperative Pricing System (Contract #CK04) issued by the New Jersey Cooperative Purchasing Alliance (NJCPA), which invites vendors to submit competitive pricing for governmental and educational contracts. The cooperative seeks respondents who can offer prices lower than their standard rates for county, municipal, governmental, quasi-governmental, and public educational institution contracts, including public colleges, universities, community colleges, and vocational or technical schools.
The contract requires awarded vendors to pay a 1% administrative fee on all sales, with quarterly reporting and payment obligations. Contractors must submit detailed sales reports by specific dates each quarter (15th of the month following the quarter's end) and remit corresponding checks to the County of Bergen by the 30th of those months. Vendors are required to report sales accurately and promptly, with the understanding that failure to do so may result in contract termination. An Excel spreadsheet will be provided to track and report sales, and all bidders must complete the required documentation to be considered responsive to the solicitation.
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New Jersey State Approved Cooperative Pricing System #CK04
NJCPA requests that respondents only respond if they offer prices lower than what they ordinarily offer on separate, county government, municipal government and other governmental and quasi-governmental organization contracts as well as public educational institution, public college or university, community college, vocational or technical school contracts.
Fees: The NJCPA charges awarded contractors an administrative or participation fee. These fees are based on the total vehicles ordered for which a vendor has received payment. All sales volumes resulting from this contract must be recorded by the contractor and reported to the NJCPA on a quarterly basis. The reporting schedule is provided below for the convenience of the prospective respondent.
Quarter Quarter Period Report due to NJCPA Check due to NJCPA
Quarter 1 July 1st – September 30th October 15th October 30th
Quarter 2 October 1st – December 31st January 15th January 30th
Quarter 3 January 1st – March 31st April 15th April 30th
Quarter 4 April 1st – June 30th July 15th July 30th
It is the responsibility of the contractor to accurately report all sales to the NJCPA and to pay the administrative fee as specified. Fees should only be calculated for sales for which you have received payment. (Do not pay administrative fees on sales for which you have not yet been paid.) Vendors are in jeopardy of losing their contract if it is determined that they are not reporting sales accurately or not reporting sales by the due dates indicated in this bid. If in the event there are no sales, the vendor must still submit the quarterly report indicating zero sales. The NJCPA reserves the right to request sales verification from our co-op members to confirm actual sales or that the awarded vendor actually had no sales. Vendors need to list the name and contact information of the person responsible for submitting quarterly reports on the bottom half of the Vendor Contact Form. If this information changes during the award term, the vendor is responsible for updating the NJCPA with any such changes.
The fee amount is listed here for the convenience of the prospective respondent.
NJCPA Fee 1%
Fees shall be made payable by check issued to:
COUNTY OF BERGEN
and sent to:
County of Bergen, C/O Division of Purchasing One Bergen County Plaza, Room 370
Hackensack, NJ 07601
An Excel spreadsheet will be issued to all awarded contractors, on which they will report sales.
An essential part of the bid evaluation process is to qualify the company being considered. All bids should contain answers or responses to the information requested in the Bid Forms. Any respondent failing to provide the required documentation may be considered non-responsive.
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