Attachment C_Financial Information Submittal Form.xlsx

XLSX spreadsheet 56 KB Posted

Attached to
9200 Business Opportunity for Concession and Other Services at Frenchglen Hotel State Heritage Site
Solicitation number
S-63400-00006796
Issued by
Harney County, Oregon

About this file

This document is an attachment to a state and local contract opportunity related to concession services at the Frenchglen Hotel State Heritage Site in Harney County, Oregon. The attachment includes forms for proposers to submit financial information, investments, income and expense statements, operating assumptions, and cash flow statements. The opportunity is for a concession contract to provide various services such as rentals, retail, and other services at the site. Proposers must complete and submit the required financial forms with their proposals. The contract term is not specified, but may include renewal options.

The financial forms require proposers to detail their existing assets, planned asset acquisitions, start-up expenses, projected income and expenses, operating assumptions, and cash flow over a 3-year period. Proposers must describe and justify the assumptions used in their financial projections. The contract will likely be awarded based on the financial viability and projections submitted by proposers. No information is provided on pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding sources, or award amounts.

View the file

Other files

Show all 11

On GovTribe

Work with this file

  • Download the original file
  • Contacts named in this file
  • Similar government files
  • Ask GovTribe AI about this file

Text version

Index

Opportunity 9200 ATTACHMENT C FINANCIAL INFORMATION SUMBITTAL FORM
THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED WITH YOUR PROPOSAL
Tab #Tab TitleDescription
1IndexThis first tab provides an index and description of the following tabs in the spreadsheet
2Investments FormRecord the up front initial investments that will be needed for a successful concession operation. This includes assets that you may already have on hand that you purchased during the last year or items that you will need to purchase during the first year of the contract.

This tab also records your estimated "working capital", those cash funds you believe you will need to get the concession off the ground and running. These funds can be sourced from savings, financing, loans, etc.

3Investments AssumptionsThis tab is where you provide a description of the items you listed on the prior tab "Investments Form".
4Inc-Exp Statement FormList here a summary of projected Income and Expenses related to the Concession Operations. Detail supporting the Revenue and Labor/Payroll expenses are requested on a following tab "Operating Assumptions Form".

Administrative and General Management Expenses are meant to collect information of "overhead" costs that are charged to the Concession Operation. This would most likely occur if the Offeror has multiple businesses that are run from a central location and a share of the administrative overhead is charged to the Concession Operation.

5Inc-Exp Statement AssumptionsThis tab is where you provide a description of the items you listed on the prior tab "Inc-Exp Statement Form".
6Operating Assumptions FormThis tab provides detail to support your revenue numbers used on the tab "Inc-Exp Statement Form". Here you will project how many sales of various items you will make and the average value of those sales.
7Cash Flow Statement FormThis tab gives an overview of cash flow during a 3 year period and will determine if your assumptions will generate a positive or negative cash flow. It uses information from the previous tabs, for the most part, but arranges them in an order that focuses on cash flow.
8Cash Flow Statement AssumptionsThis tab gives you the opportunity to describe items on the "Cash Flow Statement Form".

Investments Form

INITIAL INVESTMENTS AND START-UP EXPENSES FORM

Grey Cells Are Input Cells

Name of Proposer

OPRD Opportunity Number 9200

AssetsNotes:
Existing Assets
Assets necessary to the operation of the concession, already owned by the proposer, that will be used in theSome proposals assume the use of existing assets, equipment and supplies that are owned by the proposer; this section captures the value of those items
operation of the concession. Answers the question: What are you bringing to the table that you already own?
Real Property (land and buildings within the park)Past operations have not required land and buildings in the park that were owned by the concession operator. If that is the case, this cell would be zero. Enter an amount if you believe you need to own land or buildings in the park.
Real Property (land and buildings not within the park)Concession operator may own land or buildings outside of the park that provide support services to the operations within the park.
Personal Property (movable property, not land or buildings)Concession operators may already own equipment/assets to deliver services or rent to customers
Inventory and SuppliesConcession operators may have on hand inventory and supplies that will be used in the operation of the concession.
Other (describe)Anything else that the operator may have on hand that will be used for concession operations.

Subtotal 0

Planned Asset AcquisitionSome proposals assume the need to purchase assets, equipment and supplies in order to have a successful concessions operation; this section captures the value of those items
Assets necessary to operate the concession, that will be acquired by the proposer if awarded the Contract.
Answers the question: What will you need to purchase to make this work?
Real Property (land and buildings within the park)Past operations have not required land and buildings in the park that were owned by the concession operator. If that is the case, this cell would be zero. Enter an amount if you believe you need to own land or buildings in the park.
Real Property (land and buildings not within the park)Concession operator may own land or buildings outside of the park that provide support services to the operations within the park.
Personal Property (movable property, not land or buildings)Concession operators frequently plan to purchase equipment/assets to deliver services or rent to customers
Inventory and SuppliesConcession operators may have on hand inventory and supplies that will be used in the operation of the concession.
Other (describe)Anything else that the operator may need to be purchased that will be used for concession operations.

Subtotal 0

Total 0

Other

Start-Up Expenses
Working CapitalWorking Capital is cash made available for day-to-day operations
Other (describe)

Total 0

Total Initial Investments and Start-up Expenses 0

Notes
1) Formulas included in this form are provided by OPRD as guidance only. The proposer is responsible for its financial
projections and their accuracy.

2) Yellow cells represent categories that need to be explained on the "Investments Assumptions" worksheet.

3) All proposers must include their estimate of the value of all property intended, whether planned for acquisition or currently
owned, for use in the Contract, if awarded.
4) The items indicated above are the estimated planned expenditures for initial investment, defined as one-time costs in either
the year prior to or the first year after the start of the Contract, if awarded.
5) Expenditures entered in this form should be in addition to that of typical annual capital investments and operating expenses
of the first year of the Contract, if awarded.

6) Expenditures entered into this form should not be included in the proforma income statement.

7) Expenditures entered in this form should be included in the cash flow proforma as capital expenditures in either the year prior
to or the first year after the start of the Contract, if awarded.

8) Amounts entered into this spreadsheet are asked to be described and explained in the next worksheet tab "Investment Assumptions".

Definitions
Start-up Expenses
One-time expenses incurred prior to the beginning of the Contract, or during the first year of the Contract, if needed, to
implement your Proposal. Typical costs include marketing, labor costs to transition operations, etc.
Working Capital
Additional funds for working capital current assets such as pre-paid expenses, contingencies, and other necessary cash flow
requirements.

Investments Assumptions

INITIAL INVESTMENTS AND START-UP EXPENSES ASSUMPTIONS
(This sheet is to be used to describe or justify the numbers entered into the worksheet tab "Investments Form")
Grey Cells Are Input Cells

Name of Proposer 0

OPRD Opportunity Number 9200

Assets

Existing Assets
Assets necessary to the operation of the concession, already owned by the proposer, that will be used in the
operation of the concession. Answers the question: What are you bringing to the table that you already own?
Real Property (within the park)Describe
Real Property (not within the park)Describe
Personal PropertyDescribe
Inventory and SuppliesDescribe
Other (describe)Describe
Planned Asset Acquisition
Assets necessary to operate the concession, that will be acquired by the proposeer if awarded the Contract.
Answers the question: What will you need to purchase to make this work?
Real Property (within the Park)Describe
Real Property (not within the Park)Describe
Personal PropertyDescribe
Inventory and SuppliesDescribe
Other (describe)Describe

Other

Start-Up ExpensesDescribe
Working CapitalDescribe
Other (describe)Describe
Notes
1) In the description sections of this form, please provide an explanation of sufficient detail to allow a reviewer to fully
understand how the estimates were determined.

Inc-Exp Statement Form

INCOME/EXPENSE STATEMENT FORM

Grey Cells Are Input Cells
Name of Proposer0

OPRD Opportunity Number 9200

Prospective Income Statement

Year 1Year 2Year 3Year 4Year 5
Notes:
RevenueThese revenue amounts will need to be supported by calculations on the worksheet tab "Operating Assumptions Form".
Rentals
Retail
Other (Specify)
Other (Specify)
Total Gross Revenue00000
Total Deductions
Total Gross Receipts (if Different)00000
Direct Expenses
Labor / Payroll
Rental Equipment
Store/Retail inventory
Utilities
Repair and Maintenance
Other (Specify)
Other (Specify)
Total Direct Expenses00000
Administrative and General (A&G) Management Expenses
Labor / Payroll
Management Fee / Overhead
Marketing & Advertisement
Other (Specify)
Other (Specify)
Other (Specify)
Total A&G Expenses00000
Fixed Expenses
Insurance
Property Rental
Other (Specify)
Other (Specify)
Total Fixed Expenses00000

Total Operating Expenses 0 0 0 0 0

Earnings Before ITDA (Gross Receipts less Total Operating Expenses)* 0 0 0 0 0

Concession Fee*
Concession fee as % of Gross ReceiptsERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!
EBITDA after Concession Fee00000
Interest Expense
Depreciation
Amortization
Net Profit Before Taxes00000

Estimated Income Tax

Net Income 0 0 0 0 0

Notes
1) Formulas included in this form are provided by OPRD as guidance only. The proposer is responsible for its financial projections and their accuracy.

2) Yellow cells represent categories that need to be explained on the "Income Statement Assumptions" worksheet.

3) Only projected receipts and expenses related to the services required by the Contract and those you choose to operate under authorized services are to be itemized and included in your prospective statements. Please clearly identify, by service type, all revenues associated with authorized services.

Definitions
Gross Receipts
Gross Revenues less any deducted revenues that are proposed to be exempt from concession fee.
Earnings Before ITDA
Earnings Before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization, and concession fee.
Concession Fee
A percentage of gross receipts due to OPRD. Enter the raw number and the percentage is calculated by the spreadsheet

Inc-Exp Statement Assumptions

INCOME/EXPENSE STATEMENT ASSUMPTIONS
(This sheet is to be used to describe or justify the numbers entered into the worksheet tab "Income Statement Form")
Grey Cells Are Input Cells
Name of Proposer0

OPRD Opportunity Number 9200

Revenue
See "Operating Assumptions Form" Tab
Direct Expenses
Labor / PayrollDescribe
Rental EquipmentDescribe
Store/Retail inventoryDescribe
UtilitiesDescribe
Repair and MaintenanceDescribe
Other (SpecifyDescribe
Other (SpecifyDescribe
Administratvie and General (A&G) Management Expenses
Labor / PayrollDescribe
Management Fee / OverheadDescribe
Marketing & AdvertisementDescribe
Other (Specify)Describe
Other (Specify)Describe
Other (Specify)Describe
Fixed Expenses
InsuranceDescribe
Property RentalDescribe
Other (Specify)Describe
Other (Specify)Describe
Notes
1) In the description sections of this form, please provide an explanation of sufficient detail to allow a reviewer to fully
understand how the estimates were determined.
2) If you are going to offer additional services, please clearly identify which service(s) you will offer and use additional
separate rows for each proposed service department. Labor costs should be supported by appropriate staffing
level descriptions
Expense Assumption Description Example
***The following example does not reflect the above opportunity and is provided for the purpose of clarification only.***
Direct expenses are expected to surpass historical direct expenses, as fuel and insurance prices increase. Studies by
the Department of Commerce indicate that fuel prices will rise at a rate of 10% annually over the next ten years, as
opposed to the historical ten year rate of 4% annually. Additionally, insurance costs, according to a nationwide
insurance broker survey, are expected to rise at 15% annually for the next 10 years, as opposed to the 10 year historical
rate of 2% annually. Accordingly, direct expenses associated with the operation are forecast to increase from an annual
average of 10% of Gross Revenue to an annual average of 20% of Gross Revenues over the life of the Contract.

Operating Assumptions Form

OPERATING ASSUMPTIONS

Grey Cells Are Input Cells

Name of Proposer 0

OPRD Opportunity Number 9200

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

Revenue InflationAdditional Description
Expense Inflation
Rental Equipment Sales*Specify TypeAdditional Description
Type (1) Rentals
Average Rent Collected per Type(1)
Type (2) Rentals
Average Rent Collected per Type(2)
Type (2) Rentals
Average Rent Collected per Type(2)
Other Rentals
Average Rent Collected per Other Rental
Total Revenue000
Retail SalesAdditional Description
Transactions
Average Revenue Per Transaction
Total Revenue000
Other Service Sales #1Additional Description
Number of Customers
Average Revenue Per Customer
Total Revenue000
Other Service Sales #2Additional Description
Number of Customers
Average Revenue Per Customer
Total Revenue000
StaffingNumber of Staff (1.0) or part time staff (.4) by DepartmentWage or Salary by Staff MemberAdditional Description
Administrative
Rentals
Retail
Other
Total Staff000
Notes
1) Please note that revenue projections must be based on rates determined by the approval methods set forth in the sample Contract.
2) The information on this form should fully explain and document your Gross Revenue build-up. State annual inflation rate assumptions, rate increase assumptions, utilization assumptions and any estimates of real
growth you anticipate. If you have any additional descriptions of your assumptions, please use the "Additional Description" boxes to the right of each revenue department.

3) If you are going to offer additional services, please clearly identify which service(s) you will offer and use additional rows to describe your revenue buildup for each additional service.

Revenue Assumption Description Example
***The following example does not reflect the above opportunity and is provided for the purpose of clarification only.***
Revenue inflation is expected to increase at the same rate as the Consumer Price Index which is predicted to grow at a rate of 2.7% annually, based upon historical growth as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics
No real growth is expected to occur, keeping in line with historical revenues at the concession. Therefore, overall revenue growth is forecast to occur at an average annual rate of 2.7% over the life of the Contract.

Page &P of &N

Cash Flow Statement Form

CASH FLOW STATEMENT FORM
Grey Cells Are Input Cells
Name of Proposer0
OPRD Opportunity Number9200
Prospective Cash Flow Statement
Operating ActivitiesYear ZeroYear 1Year 2Year 3Note: These operating activities should come from the "Income Statement Form" tab.
EBITDA After Concession FeeSee "Income Statement Form" tab for reference to this line
Interest Expense
Depreciation
Amortization
Estimated Income Tax
Changes in Working CapitalWorking Capital is cash made available for day-to-day operations
Other (describe)

Net Cash Provided (Used) by Operating Activities 0 0 0 0

Financing Activities
Dividend
Sale/Repurchase of Stock
Borrowings/ Repayment of Debt
Other (describe)

Net Cash Provided (Used) by Financing Activities 0 0 0 0

Investment Activities
Personal Property Replacement
Real Property (within park)See "Investments Form" tab for further explanation of these property items.
Real Property (not Within park)
Inventory and Supplies
Start-Up Expenses
Working Capital
Other (describe)
Other (describe)
Other (describe)

Net Cash Provided (Used) by Investing Activities 0 0 0 0

Total Cash Flow 0 0 0 0

Notes
1) Formulas included in this form are provided by OPRD as guidance only. The proposer is responsible for its financial projections and their accuracy.

2) Yellow cells represent categories that need to be explained on the "Cash Flow Statement Assumptions" worksheet.

3) Investment activities should include entries for one time acquisition and disposal at the beginning and end of the Contract term as well as cyclical or annual capital investments such as replacement.

4) Estimates for capital expenditures in the Cash Flow Statements made prior to or during the first year after the start of the concession operation should be reflective of estimates provided in the Initial Investment and Start-up Costs form.

5) Clearly delineate between personal and real property and define your rationale and assumptions for each category.

6) EBITDA means earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization, and concession fee.

Cash Flow Statement Assumptions

CASH FLOW STATEMENT ASSUMPTIONS
Grey Cells Are Input Cells
Name of Proposer0
OPRD Opportunity Number9200
Investment Activities
Personal Property ReplacementDescribe - Personal property replacement during the Contract period.
Other (describe)Describe
Notes
1) In the description sections of this form, please provide an explanation of sufficient detail to allow a reviewer to fully
understand how the estimates were determined.

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .