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Daviess County Board of Education 19-23 Athletic Supply Bid Part a Athletic Catalog Daviess County Board of Education 19-23 Athletic Supply Bid Part A Athletic Catalog Vendor Discount % BSN Evansville 10% Varsity Spirit Fashions 5% Dick Pond 20% Mojo Sports 10% Aluminum Athletic Equipment 5% E.I. Sports 10-20% Bumblebee Team Sports 5-40% Tennis Express 30% Rogers Athletic Company 5% Daviess County Board of Education 19-23 Athletic Supply Bid Part B UOM DESCRIPTION Vendor Price Item # BASEBALL SUPPLIES 1 Game Baseballs, Spalding TR Pro (41- Dozen Mojo Sports$ 68.00 100HS) KHSAA approved (No Substitutes) 2 Baseballs, Rawlings Dozen Bumblebee$ 36.95 3 Baseballs, Worth Brand Dozen 4 Baseballs, RKHSAA Dozen Bumblebee$ 49.95 BASKETBALL SUPPLIES 5 Basketball, Boys game ball, wide seams, Each Mojo Sports$ 48.00 Spalding TF1000 KHSAA approved (No Substitutes), 74-7849 6 Basketball, Girls Leather game ball, wide Each Mojo Sports$ 48.00 seams, Spalding TF1000 KHSAA approved (No Substitutes), 74-7839 FOOTBALL SUPPLIES 7 Footballs, Leather, Spalding Alpha 72-6758, Each Mojo Sports$ 62.50 KHSAA approved (No Substitutes) 8 Footballs, Leather, Wilson TDY - Middle Each Mojo Sports$ 35.00 School (No Substitutes) 9 Footballs, Leather, PRO5-KY-B Each E.I. Sports$ 69.99 10 Footballs, Leather, Wilson GST Each E.I. Sports$ 64.95 SOCCER SUPPLIES 11 Balls, game, KHSAA approved ball (No Each Jostens Substitutes), Select Numero 10 or Select Royale $ 40.75 SOFTBALL SUPPLIES 12 Balls, game, KHSAA approved, Spalding Dozen BSN Dudley Thunder Heat-Polycore 43-147 (No substitutes) $ 61.78 VOLLEYBALL SUPPLIES 13 Balls, Game, Leather, 18-Panel, KHSAA Each BSN approved (No Substitutes) $ 48.99 TENNIS 13 Tennis Balls, KHSAA approved ball only Dozen Tennis Express$ 8.10 DAVIESS COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 19-23 Athletic Supply Bid PART C: UNIFORM BID Please list the brand names you supply and discount offered Vendor Brand Percentage Discount Dick Pond A4 30% Jostens A4 25% Mojo Sports A4 31% E.I. Sports Adidas 35% Bumblebee Sports Adidas 25-40% Dick Pond Adidas 30% Jostens Adidas 40% Mojo Sports Adidas 40% E.I. Sports Adidas - Footwear 30% Jostens Adidas - Footwear 35% Mojo Sports Adidas - Footwear 33% BSN Alleson 31% Jostens Alleson 30% Mojo Sports Alleson 31% BSN Asics 35% E.I. Sports Asics 35% Dick Pond Asics 30% Mojo Sports Asics 35% E.I. Sports Augusta 30% Bumblebee Sports Augusta 25-40% BSN Augusta 31% Dick Pond Augusta 30% Mojo Sports Augusta 31% E.I. Sports Badger 30% Dick Pond Badger 30% Bumblebee Sports Badger 25-40% BSN Badger 30% Jostens Badger 30% Mojo Sports Badger 36% Vendor Brand Percentage Discount Dick Pond Brooks 30% BSN Brute 25% E.I. Sports Brute 30% Dick Pond Champion 30% BSN Champion 25% Bumblebee Sports Champro 25-40% Jostens Champro 30% Mojo Sports Champro 30% BSN Cliffkeen 30% E.I. Sports Cliffkeen 30% BSN Easton 20% Mojo Sports Easton 30% BSN High Five 30% E.I. Sports High Five 30% E.I. Sports Holloway 35% Dick Pond Holloway 30% BSN Holloway 30% Jostens Holloway 25% Mojo Sports Holloway 36% Bumblebee Sports Jay Pro 5-10% Bumblebee Sports Kwik-Goal 15-25% BSN Mizuno 35% Mojo Sports Mizuno 30% Dick Pond New Balance 30% BSN New Balance 35% Mojo Sports New Balance 32% BSN Nike 40% Bumblebee Sports Nike 25-40% Dick Pond Nike 30% E.I. Sports Rawlings 35% BSN Rawlings 36% Mojo Sports Rawlings 36% E.I. Sports Russell 37% Dick Pond Russell 30% Vendor Brand Percentage Discount Jostens Russell 30% Mojo Sports Russell 30% BSN Russell 35% Bumblebee Sports Schutt 10-25% E.I. Sports Speedline 35% Bumblebee Sports Tag 20-40% BSN Under Armour 40% Bumblebee Sports Under Armour 25-40% Dick Pond Under Armour 30% Mojo Sports Under Armour 36% E.I. Sports Wilson 35% BSN Wilson 35% Mojo Sports Wilson 36%.
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