Product Price Sheet Exhibit D: Price Schedule F-577 Fixtures for Behavioral Health Environments

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Responders must download and use the Exhibit D: Price Schedule attached to the solicitation. The Price Schedule must be completed by the responder and uploaded with the response.

2. For evaluation purposes, if a responder leaves any line item blank or indicates "no bid" or "N/B", the State may use the highest price submitted by any responder for that line item. If the responder intends to offer a service or product at no charge, use "no charge" or "N/C" for that line item.

3. Product Category Participation . Responders are not required to offer products in all behavioral health environment categories. However, offering products in as many categories as possible is strongly encouraged to increase competitiveness and contract utility.

4. Manufacturer Submissions. Responders may submit pricing for up to three (3) manufacturers per product category. Each manufacturer should be listed in a separate column (e.g., Manufacturer A, B, C).

5. Pricing Format Discount-Off List Only. All pricing must be submitted as a percentage discount off the manufacturer’s published list price. No net pricing or cost-plus formats will be accepted.

6. Required Fields. All fields highlighted in yellow must be completed for each product category offered. Incomplete submissions may be deemed non-responsive.

7. Large Quantity Discount Guidance. If offering a separate discount for large quantity orders, define what qualifies as a “large quantity” in the “Minimum Order Required for Large Quantity Discount” field. This may be based on unit count, dollar value, or other measurable criteria.

8. If additional related categories are available, responders should include them in accordance with the terms, conditions, and specifications outlined in the Solicitation. These should be listed as an additional proposed category on Exhibit D: Price Schedule, tab name Product Price Sheet.

Market Basket

Participation in the Market Basket is flexible. Responders are not required to respond to each line item, and there is no minimum number of items that must be priced to participate. However, responders are encouraged to provide pricing for as many items as possible, as Market Basket pricing is a scored evaluation criterion. The Market Basket is used solely as a tool for evaluation purposes and is not project specific.

(unit price x quantity)