General City Street Pricing Policy Sample Clauses

General City Street Pricing Policy. The City requires specific pricing criteria in all concessions agreements at the Airport. In general, the City seeks to promote fair and reasonable prices in airport concession programs. The street pricing policy is also designed to produce a greater volume of sales, thereby reflecting the City’s objective to provide high customer service and optimization of financial return. The City’s street pricing policy requires that prices charged at the Airport will be comparable to off-airport prices. In general, the policy requires any specialty retail, newsstand and food & beverage vendors that operate both on- airport and off-airport to price goods and/or services in the on-airport store within the average range of prices charged at their off-airport stores. For vendors without off-airport operations in the area, comparable stores in the region are identified to establish the basis for street prices (the specific methodology for this comparison is established based upon the specific type of store and merchandise and products sold and/or service rendered). For duty free concession vendors, where there are no comparable off-airport operations, the pricing policy requires that the prices of duty free merchandise and products be substantially comparable to the prices charged in duty free goods at the region’s airports be comparable to the prices charged in duty free stores other airports in the southwestern U.S. Further, vendors must submit price lists for all goods and services in advance for approval. The street pricing policy also requires vendors to post signs in clearly visible locations notifying customers that the store charges fair and reasonable prices that are comparable to other stores in the region. The City requires strict adherence to the City’s street pricing policy.
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General City Street Pricing Policy. Concessionaire acknowledges the Airport's objective to provide passengers and employees high quality merchandise at reasonable prices. Concessionaires shall provide quality food & beverage, specialty retail, newsstand, and gifts at prices that do not exceed ten percent (10%) above the average price charged for the similar or identical products at identical or similar concepts in the San Antonio Metropolitan area for The San Antonio International Airport's approval. For duty free concession vendors, where there are no comparable off airport operations, the pricing policy requires that the prices of duty free merchandise and products that do not exceed ten percent (10%) above the average price charged in duty free stores other airports in the southwestern U.S. A. For merchandise with a pre-printed price affixed by the manufacturer or distributor, the selling price at the Airport shall not exceed the pre-printed price; B. Nationally and locally branded concepts shall be compared to three (3) locations of the same brand located in the San Antonio metro area. Locations found closer to the Airport shall not be left out of comparisons. i. If there are not three (3) locations of the same brand located in the San Antonio metro area, Concessionaire must benchmark against as many of the same brands locations as possible. C. For all non-branded, proprietary, or branded concession locations not represented off-Airport in the San Antonio metropolitan area, the price for merchandise at the Airport shall not exceed the average price, by more than ten percent (10%) for the same or similar merchandise (of like size and quality). Three Price Benchmark Establishments must be selected by Concessionaire. Three (3) additional Price Benchmark Establishments may be selected by the Airport, if the Airport believes that the concessionaire has left out comparable locations in favor of locations that maintain a pricing structure that does not provide value to the customer. In such case, the price for merchandise shall not exceed the average price, by more than ten (10%) for the same or similar merchandise at the six (6) locations.
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