Shredding+Price+Schedule.pdf

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Secure Media Destruction
Contract number
239-RECO
Issued by
North Dakota

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This document represents a state-level term contract (ND Term Contract #239) effective August 1, 2022, which appears to be associated with North Dakota (ND). The contract provides pricing details for what seems to be a document or media destruction/disposal service, with specific rates for different container sizes and types of media.

The contract offers pricing for scheduled flexible media destruction services with two container size options: a 90 lb container and a 200 lb container. The first container costs $7.88 for a 90 lb container and $17.50 for a 200 lb container, with additional containers priced at $4.50 and $10.00 respectively. Additional pricing is provided for various media types, including $0.60 per pound for inflexible media and miscellaneous flexible media, $1.25 per hard drive, $0.60 per pound for CD/DVD and USB flash drives, and $0.12 per pound for miscellaneous flexible purge materials. The pricing structure suggests a comprehensive service for secure media disposal and destruction.

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90 lb Container 200 lb Container

1st Container $7.88 $17.50

Additional Container $4.50 $10.00

Inflexible Media Per Pound $0.60

Miscellaneous Flexible Purge Per Pound $0.12

Hard Drives Each $1.25

CD/DVD Per Pound $0.60

USB Flash Drives Per Pound $0.60

Scheduled Flexible

ND Term Contract # 239

Prices Effective August 1, 2022

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