2-Lease Tracking Software Pricing Table.xlsx

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Lease Property Tracking Software
Solicitation number
26-04062RW
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Utah

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This pricing table is associated with the Utah Transit Authority's (UTA) solicitation for Lease Property Tracking Software, a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform designed to support compliance with GASB Statement No. 87 (Leases) and GASB Statement No. 96 (Subscription-Based Information Technology Arrangements). The solution must track, calculate, and report financial data and disclosures for both standards while serving as the authoritative system of record for lease and SBITA accounting. The system is required to support a minimum of 550 total active records (combined leases and SBITAs) with scalability for future growth.

The pricing structure outlined in the table includes several key cost components: implementation and configuration services, data migration accommodating up to 550 records with per-record pricing for volumes exceeding that threshold, training and support, and annual software license or subscription fees covering Years 1 through 5. The table also provides line items for ongoing maintenance and updates, as well as optional services and integrations to be listed separately by proposing vendors. This pricing framework allows UTA to evaluate comprehensive total cost of ownership over a five-year contract period while maintaining flexibility for add-on services based on specific operational needs.

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Sheet1

Item
Implementation and Configuration
Data Migration (including up to 550 records)
Per record Pricing above 550
Training and support
ItemYear 1Year 2Year 3Year 4Year 5
Software License/Subscription
Ongoing maintenance and updates
Optional services and integrations (Please List Seperately)

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