Ice Schedule B by District.xlsx

This is a pricing schedule from the State of Michigan's Department of Natural Resources for Request for Proposal No. 200000000016 detailing ice products for resale across 48 state parks and recreation areas organized by five regional districts: Western UP, Eastern UP, Roscommon, Gaylord, Rose Lake, Metro, Plainwell, and Cadillac. The contract encompasses the supply of ice in two product formats: 7-pound bags and larger blocks (10-pound and 22-pound variants), with estimated one-year quantities ranging from 40 to 12,750 units per location depending on facility demand and seasonal usage patterns. The contract term covers three years, with estimated total quantities calculated by multiplying the annual amounts by three, resulting in cumulative three-year needs across all facilities.

The pricing matrix establishes unit costs per bag or block format, with vendors required to provide total pricing for the three-year contract period based on the specified quantities. Locations with the highest estimated demand include Muskegon State Park (38,250 bags over three years), Traverse City State Park (34,500 bags), and Hoffmaster State Park and Grand Haven State Park (each at 24,000 bags). The schedule indicates geographic distribution across Michigan's counties and includes facilities serving both inland recreation areas and coastal harbors, allowing the state to evaluate vendor capacity to meet diverse regional supply requirements throughout the contract period.