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Staples June 2021 Revised.Pdf GROUP 23000, AWARD 22790 STAPLES CONTRACT & COMMERCIAL LLC MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE SUPPLIES (STATEWIDE) CONTRACT NO.: PC67296 JUNE 2021 PREFERRED Staples Stock Product Manufacturer Name Item Description UOM 2021 List Price 2021 Net Price SOURCE Number CANON USA 887359 CANON 128 BLACK TONER EA $120.00 $71.69 3M CORPORATION 513246 SCTCH PKGTP LGDIS 48MMX50M 4PK PK $43.39 $11.53 STAPLES BRANDS GROUP 24394010 COMPOSTBAGASSEPLATE 9IN 250PK PK $59.99 $22.18 3M CORPORATION 504023 POST IT 3X3 POP CAPE TOWN PK $28.98 $7.53 3M CORPORATION 211540 SCOTCH 6PK 3/4X650 MAGIC TAPE PK $22.31 $4.91 D 3M CORPORATION 809556 SCOTCH MAGIC TAPE 24 PACK PK $102.26 $14.83 B 3M CORPORATION 609828 NOTES 3X3 YELLOW/ULTRA/NEON PK $47.23 $4.16 INTERNATIONAL PAPER 14336 FORE MP PREM 8.5X11/5000 CT $246.56 $26.45 INTERNATIONAL PAPER 122374 COPYPLUS 8.5X11 COPY CS CT $274.32 $46.91 AVERY PRODUCTS CORPORATION 209882 AVY LSR LBL 3000PK 1X2 5/8 BX $53.35 $10.55 AVERY PRODUCTS CORPORATION 209908 AVY LSR LBL 14UP 100‐1 1/3 X 4 BX $53.35 $13.45 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC. 275842 TI‐30XA SCIENTIFIC CALC EA $9.99 $7.55 GENERAL BINDING CORP ACCO 285007 BLACK #646 DESK STAPLER EA $46.52 $4.26 CRAYOLA LLC 300525 CRAYOLA 12CT COLORED PENCILS BX $3.20 $0.89 HP INC. 332849 HP 05A BLACK TONER 2PK PK $244.23 $87.06 CRAYOLA LLC 352369 CRAYOLA 8CT BRD WASH MKR BX $5.33 $1.88 BROTHER INTERNATIONAL CORP. 356338 BROTHER TN750 BLACK TONER HY EA $124.99 $49.50 SANFORD, L.P. 377179 LABELS ADDRESS LABELWRITER‐WE BX $32.35 $8.42 BROTHER INTERNATIONAL CORP. 392480 BROTHER DR400 DRUM UNIT EA $229.49 $83.77 HP INC. 397917 HP 507A MAGENTA TONER CART EA $337.74 $134.82 HP INC. 397918 HP 507A YELLOW TONER CART EA $337.74 $134.82 HP INC. 397919 HP 507A CYAN TONER CART EA $337.74 $134.82 HP INC. 397920 HP 507X HY BLACK TONER EA $305.02 $121.77 HP INC. 410978 HP 78A BLACK TONER 2PK PK $215.03 $76.66 HP INC. 414392 HP 304A C/M/Y COLOR TONER 3PK PK $500.18 $226.56 HP INC. 414393 HP 85A BLACK TONER 2PK PK $187.58 $84.17 CRAYOLA LLC 418771 MARKER CLASSPACK 200CT CT $114.33 $33.39 HP INC. 423877 HP 305A YELLOW TONER CART EA $182.31 $71.82 HP INC. 423878 HP 305A CYAN TONER CART EA $182.31 $75.83 HP INC. 423887 HP 305A MAGENTA TONER CART EA $182.31 $71.82 HP INC. 426038 HP 305X HY BLACK TONER EA $157.19 $65.81 GENERAL BINDING CORP ACCO 440311 PUNCH ELEC 3‐HOLE 28 SHEET EA $380.84 $73.23 HP INC. 456866 HP 43 HY LJ TONER CART BLK EA $468.35 $160.36 FELLOWES 478887 BOX FILE LTR/LGL WHITE 12/CT CT $91.08 $17.16 BIC CORPORATION 483018 BIC WITE‐OUT CORECTION TAPE 10 PK $32.19 $5.62 HP INC. 493372 HP 38A BLACK TONER CART EA $287.33 $94.14 B 3M CORPORATION 506808 EASEL POST‐IT SELF ADHESVE 2PK CT $94.45 $20.14 2300022790PL_Staples (2) Core List GROUP 23000, AWARD 22790 STAPLES CONTRACT & COMMERCIAL LLC MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE SUPPLIES (STATEWIDE) CONTRACT NO.: PC67296 JUNE 2021 PREFERRED Staples Stock Product Manufacturer Name Item Description UOM 2021 List Price 2021 Net Price SOURCE Number 3M CORPORATION 512320 TAPE SCOTCH MAGIC 3/4X1000 PK $67.89 $12.77 AVERY PRODUCTS CORPORATION 515186 1IN VUSION RING BINDER BLUE EA $8.25 $1.38 HP INC. 516331 HP 12A BLACK TONER CART EA $119.01 $41.75 GENERAL BINDING CORP ACCO 519066 BOARD 6X4 PORCELAIN W/ALUMINUM EA $815.85 $151.61 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC. 566641 TI‐84 PLUS‐GRAPHING CALC EA $150.00 $66.45 B 3M CORPORATION 573483 EASEL PAD POST‐IT 34X25.5 PK $167.43 $37.50 HP INC. 573984 HP 96 BLACK INK EA $67.37 $21.91 HP INC. 573985 HP 97 TRI‐COLOR INK EA $77.19 $23.41 HP INC. 577292 HP 42A BLACK TONER CART EA $278.65 $82.74 HP INC. 577297 HP 42X HY BLACK TONER EA $421.65 $127.68 LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL 614567 LEXMARK 64015HA HY RTN BLACK EA $643.03 $284.58 HP INC. 614585 HP 643A CYAN TONER CART EA $472.39 $171.44 HP INC. 614587 HP 643A YELLOW TONER CART EA $472.39 $171.44 HP INC. 614589 HP 643A MAGENTA TONER CART EA $472.39 $171.44 HP INC. 620332 HP 501A BLACK TONER CART EA $247.29 $72.64 SANFORD CORP 642736 SHARPIE MKR ULTRA FN BLK DZ DZ $20.04 $4.83 HP INC. 656148 HP 51A BLACK TONER CART EA $220.33 $75.42 HP INC. 656149 HP 51X HY BLACK TONER EA $369.12 $131.66 HP INC. 656499 HP 53A BLACK TONER CART EA $150.41 $47.96 HP INC. 656500 HP 53X BLACK TONER EA $277.65 $80.19 HP INC. 665698 HP 80X HY BLACK TONER EA $269.66 $112.97 HP INC. 665699 HP 80A BLACK TONER EA $156.64 $61.11 INTERNATIONAL PAPER 686873 PAPER DUAL PURPOSE #24 CT $295.20 $31.77 HP INC. 712994 HP 36A BLACK TONER CART EA $119.01 $35.71 HP INC. 735511 HP 64A BLACK TONER CART EA $263.05 $99.12 HP INC. 735512 HP 64X HY BLACK TONER EA $468.01 $152.59 HP INC. 754601 HP 304A YELLOW TONER CART EA $185.60 $72.56 HP INC. 754627 HP 304A MAGENTA TONER CART EA $185.60 $72.56 HP INC. 754631 HP 304A BLACK TONER CART EA $188.30 $73.63 HP INC. 754639 HP 304A CYAN TONER CART EA $185.60 $72.56 HP INC. 760042 HP 504A CYAN TONER CART EA $404.88 $158.31 HP INC. 760043 HP 504A YELLOW TONER CART EA $404.88 $158.31 HP INC. 760047 HP 504A MAGENTA TONER CART EA $404.88 $158.31 LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL 760457 LEXMARK E260A11A RTN BLK TONER EA $178.02 $86.99 LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL 760458 LEXMARK E360H11A HY RTN BLK EA $343.60 $174.62 LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL 760459 LEXMARK E460X11A XHY RTN BLACK EA $446.33 $217.73 LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL 760460 LEXMARK T650A11A RETURN TONER EA $261.14 $134.23 2300022790PL_Staples (2) Core List GROUP 23000, AWARD 22790 STAPLES CONTRACT & COMMERCIAL LLC MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE SUPPLIES (STATEWIDE) CONTRACT NO.: PC67296 JUNE 2021 PREFERRED Staples Stock Product Manufacturer Name Item Description UOM 2021 List Price 2021 Net Price SOURCE Number LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL 760469 LEXMARK T650H11A HY RTN BLK EA $727.03 $320.52 HP INC. 760477 HP 05X HY BLACK TONER EA $248.22 $82.75 B 3M CORPORATION 760951 EASEL PAD POST‐IT 25X30 6/PK PK $249.00 $72.77 HP INC. 763735 HP 504X HY BLACK TONER EA $299.20 $113.46 HP INC. 771137 HP 304A BLACK TONER 2PK PK $269.69 $107.66 LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL 796659 LEXMARK X264 HY RTN BLACK TNR EA $343.60 $146.30 LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL 796665 LEXMARK X264A11G BLACK TONER EA $178.02 $101.43 LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL 796780 LEXMARK X463X11G XHY BLK TONR EA $446.33 $190.03 HP INC. 804573 HP 55X HY TONER BLACK EA $347.09 $138.56 HP INC. 804574 HP 55A BLACK TONER CART EA $223.21 $84.11 HP INC. 821762 HP 64X HY BLACK TONER 2PK PK $842.44 $329.36 HP INC. 830051 HP 648A YELLOW TONER CART EA $440.58 $175.88 HP INC. 830053 HP 648A MAGENTA TONER CART EA $440.58 $175.88 HP INC. 830056 HP 648A CYAN TONER CART EA $440.58 $175.88 HP INC. 830188 HP 647A BLACK TONER CART EA $243.08 $91.22 GA PACIFIC COMMERCIAL BUS 848960 ANGEL SOFT ULTRAPREMIUM FACIAL CT $123.12 $46.11 HP INC. 853300 HP 78A BLACK TONER EA $119.79 $42.71 HP INC. 853301 HP 85A BLACK TONER EA $104.60 $38.21 HP INC. 867739 HP 05X HY BLACK TONER 2PK PK $448.18 $169.97 BROTHER INTERNATIONAL CORP. 889863 BROTHER TN450 HY BLACK TONER EA $68.49 $26.97 HP INC. 905693 HP 650A CYAN TONER CART EA $612.37 $274.62 HP INC. 905711 HP 650A MAGENTA TONER CART EA $612.37 $273.66 HP INC. 905712 HP 650A YELLOW TONER CART EA $612.37 $273.66 HP INC. 912971 HP 55X HY BLACK TONER 2PK PK $624.65 $283.59 HP INC. 927589 HP 90A BLACK TONER CART EA $262.94 $97.19 DOMTAR 135848 STAPLES 8.5X11 COPY CS CT $275.50 $37.53 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC. 1558167 TI 84 CE BLACK EA $170.95 $92.74 DOMTAR 492072 SPLS 8.5X11 30% REC COPY CS CT $252.66 $56.01 HP INC. 1847331 HP 26A BLACK TONER CARTRIDGE EA $175.30 $85.90 HP INC. 1847333 HP 87A LASERJET TONER BLACK EA $328.39 $160.91 HP INC. 1847332 HP 87X HY BLACK TONER EA $444.09 $217.60 INTERNATIONAL PAPER 620014 SPLS 8.5X11 100% REC COPY CS CT $292.75 $66.15 INTERNATIONAL PAPER 329297 HAMMERMILL GREATWHITE 50% REAM RM $25.56 $5.69 HP INC. 1847330 HP 26X BLACK HIGH YIELD TONER EA $300.34 $147.17 3M CORPORATION 1668443 POST IT PLAIN EASEL PADS 8/PK PK $262.57 $70.26 INGRAM MICRO D, INC. 736638 XEROX PHAS 4510 BLACK TONER HY EA $423.72 $249.42 KIMBERLY CLARK CORP 808298 TISSUE FACIAL KLEENEX 2PLY CT $124.54 $39.01 2300022790PL_Staples (2) Core List GROUP 23000, AWARD 22790 STAPLES CONTRACT & COMMERCIAL LLC MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE SUPPLIES (STATEWIDE) CONTRACT NO.: PC67296 JUNE 2021 PREFERRED Staples Stock Product Manufacturer Name Item Description UOM 2021 List Price 2021 Net Price SOURCE Number DOMTAR 126987 SPLS 8.5X14 COPY CS CT $345.00 $67.43 INTERNATIONAL PAPER 893760 RECYCLED GW WHT 20# CS CT $242.61 $53.82 CASIO 510052 CASIO FX9750G GRAPHING CALC EA $69.99 $37.97 HP INC.
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