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Bid Awarded Item List Bid Awarded Item List 1909 - 2019-2020 ATHLETIC UNIFORMS, SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT BID Commodity Unit of Awarded Extended Code Description Vendor Measure Price Qty Price 05040040 Baseball, Diamond DBP Practice Baseballs; premium leather cover, wool winding, cork and 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR DOZ $36.75 55 $2,021.25 rubber pill center.l - No Sub.DBP 05040050 BASEBALL, League Ball Wilson A1030. 225408-TRIPLE CROWN SPORTS DOZ $36.90 8 $295.20 05040053 Baseball, Official PIAA;Spalding; 41-100HS41-100HS 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR EACH $5.20 255 $1,326.00 05040090 BASES, Pro Style Jack Corbett; 3 bases with anchors; Hollywood Style. -Champion M500 205620-PYRAMID SCHOOL PRODUCTS SET $109.00 2 $218.00 05040293 S; BASEBALL; TANNER BASEBALL BATTING TEE - 26 - 43 INCHES. ADJUSTABLE STEM 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $63.42 6 $380.52 AND A 9 INCH WEATHER RESISTANT POLYMER BASE. RUBBER FLEXTOP. THE TEE BREAKS DOWN IN SECNDS FOR EASY TRANSPORT.AS SPECIFIED 05040299 BATTER Box Mats; 4 x 6 Green Mats; 36 oz. Turf Pile with 5 mm Foam Padding; to Protect 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $114.95 2 $229.90 Box when Hitting. 05040560 Home Plate - "Western Athletic Supply" Burn All Professional. MacGregor BBHPSAFE -AS 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $47.86 1 $47.86 SPECIFIED 05040564 SCHUTT BURY ALL HOME PLATE; 24 pounds; waterproff, durable rubber plate; 5/16 thick; 3 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $49.95 4 $199.80 inches highHHP12;Sportsmans 05040580 L-Screen to protect Pitcher; Spring - Button Connectors; heavy Duty aluminum; No 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $112.00 3 $336.00 Substitution. MacGregor -SPLS;Sportsman S 05040618 S; STEEL MAT MOP, BASEBALL; 24" X 18' STEEL MAT DRAG WITH ALUMINUM HANDLE. 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $108.95 1 $108.95 05040620 MAT, DRAG, ALL STEEL, 6' X 6', BBMAT 66X, BSN -AS SPECIFIED 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC SET $146.54 2 $293.08 05040645 SCHUTT SPR-4SO OFFICIAL SIZE 4-Sided Pro Pitching Rubber. Interior Plastic Tube for 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $52.60 3 $157.80 Maximum LongevityCHAMPIONBH81 05040660 Pitcher's Mound - 4-Sided, 6" x 6 "x 24" -BSN BBPR4WAY 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $37.56 2 $75.12 05040730 Scorebook, Baseball D. Loucks - ACCUSCOREBSN MSBASBOK 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $2.63 12 $31.56 05040756 Screen - ATEC 7' Square First Base - 84" H x 84" W; Larger screen; heavier grade netting and 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR EACH $250.00 1 $250.00 2" steel tubing; New double faced commercial grade HDPE high density polyethylene netting hung on the square; Heavy - walled 2mm thick stWTAT7542 05040757 ATEC Wheel Kit. To bolt on to protective screens; Direct Sports #AT-AT1395.WTAT1395 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR EACH $58.50 2 $117.00 05045090 HM- NIKE BASEBALL JERSEY#3 (GOLD); STYLE 708187; DQT VAPOR GAME TOP; 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $71.45 50 $3,572.50 BODY: VEGAS GOLD, SLEEVE AND COLLAR: NAVY, SIDE PANEL: WHITE; FRONT NAME TEXT: "HAWKS", 3 INCHES, FONT: BOULDER, FILL: WHITE, OUTLINE: NAVY. FRONT NUMBER: 4 IN818546 NIKE 05045091 HM; NIKE BASEBALL JERSEY #1 YELLOW; STYLE #708192;DIGITAL VAPOR PRO FL BTN 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $69.75 50 $3,487.50 JSY;BASE COLOR-YELLOW STRIKE; PLACKET (PRINTED) AND SLEEVE STRIPE COLOR- NAVY;"HOLLAND" ON FRONT LIGHTWEIGHT STRETCH TWILL (FONT-KANSAS) FILL COLOR WHITE, OAS SPECIFIED 05045092 HM; NIKE BASEBALL JERSEY #2 (YELLOW) STYLE # 708191; DIGITAL VAPOR PRO 2- 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $69.75 50 $3,487.50 BTN JSY; BASE COLOR: YELLOW STRIKE; "HOLLAND" ON FRONT-FILL COLOR NAVY, OUTLINE COLOR WHITE (FONT-SCRIPT), 4 INCH FRONT NUMBER FILL COLOR WHITE, OUTLINE COLOAS SPECIFIED Page: 1 Bid Awarded Item List 1909 - 2019-2020 ATHLETIC UNIFORMS, SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT BID Commodity Unit of Awarded Extended Code Description Vendor Measure Price Qty Price 05045123 N; BASEBALL JERSEYS, STYLE: UB004JM; UNDER ARMOUR GDS LEGEND JERSEY; 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $63.40 40 $2,536.00 WHITE FULL BUTTON JERSEY WITH NAVY PIPING ON ENDS, ARMHOLES AND DOWN FRONT, UPPER LEFT: NAVY "CR" ON FRONT (OLD ENGLISH FONT); NUMBER ON BACK - NAVY BLOCK LETTERAS SPECIFIED 05045126 Baseball playoff pants style# UBPWSM; Pants include THIN Navy piping on both 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $28.45 50 $1,422.50 legs.UBP54BM;UA-ICON 05045130 PANTS, (Baseball); Premier Player's Pant; Color; White - 100% Polyester Double Knit; Tunnel 101720-ALL AMERICAN SPORTS CORP PAIR $13.00 50 $650.00 belt loop waist; Fly front double snap closure; Double Knee Ankle Length Baseball cut - size: S,M,L, XL LINE DRIVE.605P 05045155 N; BASEBALL PANTS; STYLE: UB005PM; RELAXED; GDS LEGEND PANT, WHITE WITH 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR EACH $52.00 18 $936.00 NAVY PIPING; ORDERING TEAM SET (25 PANTS). NO SUBS.UB005PM 05045250 Tarp; Pitching Mound; 18' D. W.; FieldShield 18 oz Weighted Tarp - weighted with steel chains 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $449.42 1 $449.42 in the hem of tarp; Navy Blue; Item Number 270245139 (NO SUB) BSN 1323580 05045252 Tarps; Home Plate; 26' Diameter Weighted; FieldShield 18 oz Weighted Tarp - weighted with 225408-TRIPLE CROWN SPORTS EACH $665.00 1 $665.00 steel chains in the hem of tarp; Navy Blue; Item Number 270245159 (NO SUB) 05050040 BALL CARRIER, Basketball; Heavy duty, security unit; 1" welded steel rubber wheels & 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $122.46 1 $122.46 casters; full length easy entry swing top; holds 30 basketballs MACGREGOR - ST BACCOCAS SPECIFIED 05050086 Basketball, Girls, Official; Spalding TF1000 Legacy; 74-7358.74-7358 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR EACH $43.00 14 $602.00 05050112 Basketball, Boys, Official; Spalding TF1000 Legacy: 74-7168.74-7168 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR EACH $43.00 24 $1,032.00 05050131 S; BASKETBALLS; GIRLS; NIKE ELITE CHAMPIONSHIP GIRLS BASKETBALL - SIZE 28.5 - 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $31.62 5 $158.10 NO SUBS.AS SPECIFIED 05050151 S; BASKETBALLS; GIRLS; WILSON JET COMPETITION BASKETBALL - SIZE 28.5 - NO 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $23.12 5 $115.60 SUBS.AS SPECIFIED 05050180 Basketball bag - heavy duty mesh bag, with draw string; 24 x 36; Capacity 10 BBall. -BSN 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $1.96 2 $3.92 SNBCNETW 05050200 NET,Basketball - Nylon Anti-Whip Net.BSN SNBBNWIPY 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $1.58 26 $41.08 05050210 BALL CAGE, (Men's Basketball) - Deluxe Ball Locker; Heavy duty welded powder-coated 7368-FISHER ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT INC EACH $684.00 1 $684.00 deluxe ball locker; 4 non-marring sturdy roller blade wheels; Lock and keys incl.; Color: Black fabric side panel and black handles; Size: 42"LKBBC27 05050214 N; CART; BASKETBALL; 48 INCH L X 26 INCH W X 43 INCH H; LARGE BALL AND 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $155.96 2 $311.92 EQUIPMENT CART.BSN 1162622 05050300 BALL RACK, (Men' s Basketball) -3 Tier rack; Holds up to 12 balls; Heavy duty powder-coated 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $36.63 3 $109.89 tubing; 4 non-marring sturdy roller blade wheels; Wide base; Side logo panels for extra stability; Size:40" X41" X 14".BSN BCART12W 05050330 SCOREBOOK, BASKETBALL. Includes 30 Games, 15 Player Spots, 3-Point Scoring, Team 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $4.24 14 $59.36 Roster, Season Schedule, Season Summary, and Simplified Scoring Instructions 8.5 Inch x 11 Inch Spiral Bound with Hard Cover. NO SUB.MARK V AS SPECIF 05050350 SCOREKEEPER - Table Top Flipscore. -CHAMPION FAS4 205620-PYRAMID SCHOOL PRODUCTS EACH $17.49 2 $34.98 Page: 2 Bid Awarded Item List 1909 - 2019-2020 ATHLETIC UNIFORMS, SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT BID Commodity Unit of Awarded Extended Code Description Vendor Measure Price Qty Price 05050352 SCOREBOOK, BASKETBALL,MARK V BY SCOREMASTER CO. INC. GREEN PRINTING; 205620-PYRAMID SCHOOL PRODUCTS EACH $4.00 2 $8.00 NO SUB.MARK V 05050380 Slip Nott Traction Control "REPLACEMENT" sheets; 60/pkg; Toledo SM60.17842 6303-PERFORMANCE HEALTH SUPPLY INC EACH $30.12 1 $30.12 05050402 Sprinting Resistance Bands; 10 Foot Spring Band; Black X-Heavy; Item No. SB002; 7368-FISHER ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT INC EACH $58.00 1 $58.00 Workoutz.com.SSR25;PG99 05050403 Sprinting Resistance Bands; 6.6 Foot Sprinting Band; Green - Heavy; Item No. SB001; 7368-FISHER ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT INC EACH $50.00 1 $50.00 Workoutz.com.SSR2;PG99 05050450 White Boards, Basketball Playmaker; Korney SPM-1. 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $12.80 2 $25.60 05055013 S; JERSEY; BASKETBALL; BOYS; ADI MESH BOYS BASKETBALL JERSEY - ADIDAS 169040-KAMPUS KLOTHES INC EACH $47.95 24 $1,150.80 STYLE #AMP365 - WHITE BODY WITH SAND YOKE - 2 COLOR "HAWKS" IN 3 INCH LETTERS ON FRONT; 2 COLOR NUMBERS - 6 INCH ON FRONT AND 8 INCH ON BACK; NAVY WITH SAND OUT365 JERSEY 05055014 S; JERSEY; BASKETBALL; BOYS; ADI MESH BOYS BASKETBALL JERSEY - ADIDAS 169040-KAMPUS KLOTHES INC EACH $47.95 24 $1,150.80 STYLE #AMP365 - NAVY BLUE BODY WITH SAND YOKE - 2 COLOR ''SOUTH" IN 3 INCH LETTERS ON FRONT; 2 COLOR NUMBERS - 6 INCH ON FRONT AND 8 INCH ON BACK; WHITE WITH SA365 JERSEY 05055051 S; JERSEYS GIRLS BASKETBALL; UNDER ARMOUR GAMETIME JERSEY #UJKJG1W - 169040-KAMPUS KLOTHES INC EACH $39.65 25 $991.25 COLOR CODE 100 (WHITE); NAVY WITH VEGAS GOLD TRIM 4 INCH "COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH" LETTERING ON FRONT; NAVY BLUE WITH VEGAS GOLD TRIM NUMBERS - 4 INCH ON FRONT AND 8IUJKJG1W 05055052 S; JERSEYS GIRLS BASKETBALL; UNDER ARMOUR GAMETIME JERSEY #UJKJG1W - 169040-KAMPUS KLOTHES INC EACH $39.65 25 $991.25 COLOR CODE 410 (NAVY); WHITE WITH VEGAS GOLD TRIM 4 INCH "COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH" LETTERING ON FRONT; WHITE WITH VEGAS GOLD TRIM NUMBERS - 4 INCH ON FRONT AND 8 INCHUJKJG1W 05055140 Shorts, Basketball; Navy, 7 micro mesh with THE ROCK printed lower left leg.
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