Attachment_A_Contract_Pricing_1-22-23-53A_SUP_5.xlsx

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Statewide Contract CA|1-22-23-53B|0000047091
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1-22-23-53B
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California

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The document is a Statewide Contract (1-22-23-53A) for Snowblowers, issued by the Department of General Services - Procurement Division, with Snoquip as the primary contractor. The contract covers snow blower equipment manufactured by Larue and is designed for state and local government procurement.

The contract includes pricing for four primary snow blower models: a single engine model (T80R60M) at $901,572.76, a single engine model with loading chute (T80R60Mc) at $915,887.21, a dual engine model (T95R60M) at $1,100,431.32, and a dual engine model with loading chute (T95R60Mc) at $1,114,745.77. Additionally, the contract provides on-site training for $5,000 and includes optional emergency lighting for $20,000. The contract appears to be valid through September 6, 2024, and offers a standardized pricing structure for government entities seeking snow removal equipment.

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Snoquip Snow Blowers

Department of General Services - Procurement Division
Statewide Contract 1-22-23-53A Snowblowers Single and Dual Engine
Attachment A - Contract Pricing, *Supplement 5, 09/06/2024*
Contractor: Snoquip
Contact Line Item # (CLIN)Commodity DescriptionItem DescriptionManufacturer (OEM)Unit of MeasureQuantity in
Unit of MeasureContract Price
1Snow Blower Single EngineT80R60MLarueEach1*$901,572.76*
2Snow Blower Single Engine with Loading ChuteT80R60McLarueEach1*$915,887.21*
3Snow Blower Dual EngineT95R60MLarueEach1*$1,100,431.32*
4Snow Blower Dual Engine with Loading ChuteT95R60McLarueEach1*$1,114,745.77*
5TrainingOn site trainingLarueEach1$5,000
8Off Angle Emergency Lights - RED123456FordEach1$ 20,000.00
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