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Loudoun County Public Schools LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS & FINANCIAL SERVICES PROCUREMENT AND RISK MANGEMENT DIVISION 21000 Education Court, Suite #301 Ashburn, VA 20148 Phone (571) 252-1270 Fax (571) 252-1432 July 1, 2021 Contract Information Title: Magazine and Periodical Subscription Service IFB/RFP Number: IFB #I21332 Supersedes: IFB #I17142 Vendor Name: Debarment Form: Required: No Form on File: Not Applicable Contractor Certification: Required: No Form on File: Not Applicable Virginia Code 22.1-296.1 …the school board shall require the contractor to provide certification that all persons who will provide such services have not been convicted of a felony or any offense involving the sexual molestation or physical or sexual abuse or rape of a child. Pricing: See attached Pricing Sheet(s) Contract Period: July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022 Contract Renewal New Number: Number of Renewals 4 Remaining: Procurement Contact: Pixie Calderwood Procurement Director: Andrea Philyaw LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS & FINANCIAL SERVICES PROCUREMENT AND RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES 21000 Education Court, Suite #301 Ashburn, VA 20148 Phone (571) 252-1270 Fax (571) 252-1432 June 28, 2021 NOTICE OF AWARD IFB #I21332 Magazine and Periodical Subscription Services Loudoun County Public Schools is awarding IFB #I21332 Magazine and Periodical Subscription Services to EBSCO Information Services of Birmingham, AL. We appreciate your interest in being of service to the Loudoun County Public Schools. Andrea Philyaw Procurement Director LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS IFB #I21332 MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE Package 1: Library Office Print & Online Line Awarded UoM Title Name Format Publisher Name ISSN # Item Price 1EAComputers in Libraries Print Information Today, Inc. 1041-7915 $62.95 2EATeacher Librarian Print + Online E L Kurdyla Publishing, LLC 1481-1782 $58.50 $121.45 Package 2: Elementary Schools Print & Online Line Awarded UoM Title Name Format Publisher Name ISSN # Item Price 1 EA Animal Tales Print A360 Media, LLC 2373-8278 $21.58 2 EA Bazoof! Print + Online Dream Wave Publishing, Inc. 2369-6389 $26.05 3 EA Boys Life Print Boys Life 0006-8608 $21.60 4 EA Brainspace Print Brainspace Publishing, Inc. 2291-8930 $29.97 5 EA Catster Print Belvoir Publs, Inc. 2376-8258 $24.25 6 EA Chirp Print Owlkids 1206-4580 $34.02 7 EA ChopChop Magazine Print Chopchop Magazine 2169-0987 $18.86 8 EA Click Print Cricket Media 2694-1171 $30.55 9 EA Cobblestone Print Cricket Media 0199-5197 $30.56 10 EA Discovery Box Print Bayard Presse 1366-9028 $87.00 11 EA Dogster Print Belvoir Publs, Inc. 2376-8266 $24.25 12 EA Faces Print Cricket Media 0749-1387 $30.56 13 EA Girls Life Print Red Engine, LLC 1078-3326 $17.95 14 EA Girls World Print A360 Media, LLC 2332-4511 $21.57 15 EA Highlights for Children Print Highlights For Children 0018-165X $35.99 16 EA Highlights High Five Print Highlights For Children 1943-1465 $35.99 17 EA Horn Book Magazine Print Library Journals, LLC 0018-5078 $64.80 18 EA ID : Ideas & Discoveries Print Bauer Publishing 2161-2641 $17.97 Ingredient : A Magazine for Kids Curious 19 EA Print Teach Kids To Cook, LLC 2160-5327 About Food No Bid 20 EA Kazoo Magazine Print Kazoo Media, LLC 2638-0196 $35.99 21 EA Ladybug Print Cricket Media 1051-4961 $30.55 22 EA Make : Technology on Your Time Print + Online Make Community, LLC 1556-2336 $28.13 23 EA Muse Print Cricket Media 1090-0381 $30.56 24 EA National Geographic Kids Print National Geographic Society 1542-3042 $26.95 25 EA National Geographic Little Kids Print National Geographic Society 1934-8363 $26.96 26 EA New Moon Girls Print New Moon Girl Media 1943-488X $39.55 27 EA Owl Print Owlkids 0382-6627 $34.02 28 EA People Print Meredith Corporation/ Time 0093-7673 $106.43 1 of 8 29 EA Ranger Rick - American ed Print Natl Wildlife Federation 0738-6656 $24.25 30 EA Ranger Rick Jr Print Natl Wildlife Federation 2169-2750 $24.25 31 EA School Library Journal Print Library Journals, LLC 0362-8930 $123.29 32 EA Smore Magazine Print Sandscreative $48.60 33 EA Spider Print Cricket Media 1070-2911 $30.55 34 EA Sports Illustrated for Kids Print Maven 1042-394X $22.50 35 EA Time for Kids - Grades 5-6 Print + Online Time Usa Llc $4.46 36 EA Wacky But True Print Wacky But True 1448-1375 $89.25 37 EA Young Rider Print EG Media Investments, LLC 1098-2442 $17.96 38 EA Zoobooks Print Natl Wildlife Federation 0737-9005 $29.11 39 EA Zootles Print Natl Wildlife Federation 1936-4342 $29.11 $1,375.99 Package 3: Middle Schools Print & Online Line Awarded UoM Title Name Format Publisher Name ISSN # Item Price 1 EA Animal Tales Print A360 Media, LLC 2373-8278 $21.57 2 EA Ask Print Cricket Media 1535-4105 $30.55 3 EA Batman Comics Print DC Comics 1949-4025 $28.79 4 EA Beanz Print Owl Hill Media, LLC 2573-3958 $26.99 5 EA Black Panther Print Marvel Entertainment Group, Inc. 1540-0255 $28.79 6 EA Booklist Print + Online American Library Assn 0006-7385 $166.05 7 EA Boys Life Print Boys Life 0006-8608 $21.60 8 EA Brainspace Print Brainspace Publishing, Inc. 2291-8930 $29.97 9 EA Car and Driver Print Hearst Magazines 0008-6002 $10.80 10 EA Consumer Reports Print Consumers Union 0010-7174 $27.00 11 EA Eating Well Print Meredith Corporation 1046-1639 $17.97 12 EA Faces Print Cricket Media 0749-1387 $30.55 13 EA Futbol Total Print Ginmedia 1657-3757 $105.65 14 EA Game Informer Magazine Print Sunrise Publications, Inc. 1067-6392 $13.48 15 EA Girls Life Print Red Engine, LLC 1078-3326 $17.95 16 EA Girls World Print A360 Media, LLC 2332-4511 $21.57 17 EA Good Housekeeping Print Hearst Magazines 0017-209X $9.00 18 EA ID : Ideas & Discoveries Print Bauer Publishing 2161-2641 $17.97 Ingredient : A Magazine for Kids Curious 19 EA Print Teach Kids To Cook, LLC 2160-5327 About Food No Bid 20 EA Iphone Life Print Mango Life Media, LLC 1949-2014 $32.91 21 EA J-14 Print A360 Media, LLC 1522-1989 $16.17 22 EA Justice League Print DC Comics 2164-9162 $28.79 23 EA Make : Technology on Your Time Print Make Community, LLC 1556-2336 $31.45 24 EA National Geographic Kids Print National Geographic Society 1542-3042 $26.95 25 EA Nature Friend Magazine Print Dogwood Ridge Outdoors 0888-4862 $36.00 2 of 8 26 EA Owl Print Owlkids 0382-6627 $34.02 27 EA People Print Meredith Corporation/ Time 0093-7673 $106.43 28 EA Real Simple Print Meredith Corporation/ Time 1528-1701 $26.05 29 EA School Library Journal Print Library Journals, LLC 0362-8930 $123.29 30 EA Sci-fi Print Usa Network 1527-5779 $17.95 31 EA Smore Magazine Print Sandscreative $48.60 32 EA Soccer 360 Magazine Print Direct Image 2368-6278 $63.00 33 EA Southern Living Print Meredith Corporation/ Time 0038-4305 $17.95 34 EA Sports Illustrated Print Maven 0038-822X $58.50 35 EA Sports Illustrated for Kids Print Maven 1042-394X $22.50 36 EA Superman Print DC Comics 2164-8425 $28.79 37 EA Taste of Home Print Trusted Media Brands, Inc. 1071-5878 $13.48 38 EA The Week - US ed - NY Print Week Publications, Inc. 1533-8304 $134.10 39 EA Voice of Youth Advocates Print + Online E L Kurdyla Publishing, LLC 0160-4201 $60.30 40 EA World Soccer Print Kelsey Publishing, Ltd 0043-9037 $136.30 41 EA Zoobooks Print Natl Wildlife Federation 0737-9005 $29.11 $1,718.89 Package 4: High Schools Print & Online Line Awarded UoM Title Name Format Publisher Name ISSN # Item Price 1 EA Acoustic Guitar Print String Letter Publishers 1049-9261 $38.88 2 EA Action Comics Print DC Comics 1948-1322 $28.79 3 EA Air & Space Smithsonian Print Smithsonian Enterprises 0886-2257 $26.10 4 EA American History Print History Net 1076-8866 $36.00 5 EA American Salon Online Questex Media Group $13.50 6 EA Animation Magazine Print Animation Magazine 1041-617X $63.00 7 EA Artists Magazine Print Peak Media 0741-3351 $26.95 8 EA Atlantic Monthly Print Atlantic Monthly Group 1072-7825 $53.99 9 EA Automotive News Print + Online Crain Communications, Inc. 0005-1551 $152.10 10 EA Beauty Launchpad Print Allured Publishing Corporation 1557-0053 $192.60 11 EA Better Homes and Gardens Print Meredith Corporation 0006-0151 $13.47 12 EA Booklist Print + Online American Library Assn 0006-7385 $154.80 13 EA Car and Driver Print Hearst Magazines 0008-6002 $10.80 14 EA Chesapeake Bay Magazine Print Chesapeake Bay Magazine 0045-656X $17.44 15 EA Cinefex Print Cinefex 0198-1056 No Bid 16 EA Conde Nast Traveler Print Advance Magazine Group 0893-9683 $10.80 17 EA Consumer Reports Print Consumers Union 0010-7174 $27.00 18 EA Dayspa Print Allured Publishing Corporation 1089-3199 $192.60 19 EA Digital Photo pro - CA Print Madavor Media< LLC 1545-8520 No Bid 20 EA Discover Print Kalmbach Publ Co. 0274-7529 $17.96 3 of 8 21 EA DownBeat Print Maher Publ 0012-5768 $36.00 22 EA Eating Well Print Meredith Corporation 1046-1639 $17.97 23 EA Economist - US ed Print Economist 0013-0613 $170.10 24 EA Entertainment Weekly Print Meredith Corporation/ Time 1049-0434 $53.95 25 EA Esquire Print Hearst Magazines 0194-9535 $9.00 26 EA Essence Print Essence Ventures, LLC 0014-0880 $19.80 27 EA Family Handyman Print Trusted Media Brands, Inc.
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