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Respondent Name. In the space provided below, please list your product offerings for this category. Prices will be held for the initial term of the contract. All equipment required to make unit operational must be included below. If additional cost to base equipment please describe. Pricing must be discounted per the baseline price and discounts
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Respondent Name. Respondent Title:
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Respondent Name. Xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, Inc.
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Respondent Name. Kustom Signals
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Respondent Name. Kustom Signals All pricing is for quantity of one (1) Base Equipment Item Mfg. PN Item Description List Price Discount Final Price BWC 8001 Vantage, Extended Battery, 32GB $ 931.00 37.5% $ 581.88 BWC 8003 IR Vantage, Extended Battery, 32GB $ 1,031.00 37.5% $ 644.38 Options/Upgrades BWC Option 8009 Vantage 6-port Multi-Dock $ 1,119.00 40% $ 671.40 BWC Option 8016 Vantage Single Dock Kit (dock, AC power cord and Enet Cable) $ 95.00 40% $ 57.00 BWC Option 8040 Eyewitness Vantage Klick Fast Stud (required for any Klick Fast Mount) $ 9.95 30% $ 6.97 BWC Option 8041 Klick Fast Assembled Magnetic Mount, N42 $ 64.95 30% $ 45.47 BWC Option 8041 Klick Fast Spring Clip $ 24.95 30% $ 17.47 BWC Option 8041 Klick Fast Epaulette Mount $ 24.95 30% $ 17.47 BWC Option 8044 Klick Fast Molle Mount $ 24.95 30% $ 17.47 BWC Shipping 8026 Vantage Shipping (per unit): $ 22.00 0% $ 22.00 BWC Shipping 8027 Vantage Multi-Dock Shipping (per unit) $ 20.00 0% $ 20.00 BWC Warranty 8028 Vantage No Fault Warranty Year 1 $ 50.00 40% $ 30.00 BWC Warranty 8022 Vantage Extended Warranty Year 2 (No Fault) $ 175.00 40% $ 105.00 BWC Warranty 8023 Vantage Extended Warranty Year 3 (No Fault) $ 175.00 40% $ 105.00 BWC Warranty 8024 Vantage Extended Warranty Year 4 (No Fault) $ 195.00 40% $ 117.00 BWC Warranty 8025 Vantage Extended Warranty Year 5 (No Fault) $ 195.00 40% $ 117.00 BWC Service 8030 Vantage Factory Configuration to Agency Requirements $ 56.00 35% $ 36.40
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Respondent Name. INSTRUCTIONS Service Category 2: Financial and Performance Audits
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Respondent Name. The Aviation Department (Aviation) has adopted an Airport Pricing Policy (Policy) for the retail concessions program (Program) at PHX. This Policy requires prices at PHX to be no more than 10% higher than prices at comparable street locations in the Phoenix metropolitan area, with the exception of merchandise with pre-printed prices. For merchandise with preprinted prices, the Successful Respondent may not charge more than the pre-printed prices. Each Respondent must list 3 street locations (Comparisons) in the Phoenix metropolitan area to be used to implement and monitor this Policy for each proposed concept, which are the same or comparable in concept and quality for approval by the Airport. No hotel/resort or airport stores will be allowed for Comparisons. If there are fewer than 3 street locations of the concept, all street locations must be listed. If the concept is not represented in the Phoenix metropolitan area, the Respondent must list the closest and comparable street locations, excluding stores in resorts/hotels and airports. The merchandise of national/regional/local brand name concepts will be priced no higher than 10% above the prices for the same merchandise found in the same brand name stores in the Phoenix Metropolitan area. If the concept is not represented in the Phoenix metropolitan area, the Respondent must list the closet street locations. If a national name brand product is found in a non-brand name store as well as in a nationally recognized brand name store (i.e. Pocahontas doll sold by Disney, and found in a Disney store as well as in a local children’s non-brand name toy store), then the price of the product cannot be more than 10% higher than the same product found in the national brand name store or the owner’s store in the local community, excluding stores in resorts/hotels and airports. During the term of the Leases resulting from this RCS, the Successful Respondents’ prices will be checked against these Comparisons semi-annually to assure compliance with this Policy. A Successful Respondent may be required to select or use alternative comparable locations if Aviation deems it necessary. In addition, a Successful Respondent will be required periodically to provide updated inventory and pricing lists. A selection of 10 to 15 items, per concession space, based on the highest sales volume and another 10 to 15 items, per concession space, based on the highest number of units sold (subject to review and approval by Aviation) will ...
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