ITB_Attachment 2-Bid Schedule.docx

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EFC - Education Services - Grants
Solicitation number
535
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Ada County, Idaho

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The document is an Invitation to Bid (ITB) Attachment 2 - Bid Schedule for the procurement of 182 vehicles through a 36-month lease. The Bid Schedule requires bidders to provide vehicle descriptions, quantities, monthly lease payments, total 36-month lease costs, and buyout amounts for each vehicle. Delivery timeframes between 1-8 items are also requested. The cost per mile over 20,000 miles per 12-month period must also be provided.

The related state and local contract opportunity is for the Idaho STEM Action Center to procure Support Legislative Requirements through the Idaho STEM Ecosystem. An exemption from competition is being requested, and DOP is offering suppliers the opportunity to provide information that may support or contradict the exemption claim that competition would be impractical, unreasonable, or disadvantageous to the State.

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Attachment 2-BID SCHEDULE

Event 182 Vehicles Lease ITS

This completed Bid Schedule must be submitted with your response.

*** SPECIFICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED FOR EACH VEHICLE

PLEASE PLACE ONE VEHICLE PER LINE ***

Vehicle Description and Manufacturer Color
Qty
Monthly Payment Per Each Vehicle
Total 36 month lease cost
Buyout amount
Item 1 Delivery withindays ARO
Item 2 Delivery withindays ARO
Item 3 Delivery withindays ARO
Item 4 Delivery withindays ARO
Item 5 Delivery withindays ARO
Item 6 Delivery withindays ARO

Item 7 Delivery within_________________ days ARO Item 8 Delivery within_________________ days ARO

Cost per mile over twenty thousand (20,000) per twelve (12) month period: $__________per mile over allowance.

Company Name of Bidder:

Contact Name/Phone:

Contact E-mail:

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