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Price List Date and Number 31Aug2015, C13 SEQ. #411-315 STATE OF MINNESOTA Pricing Page (Typed Responses Preferred) Vendor Name: Deere & Company Contact Person Tamara Hebert Street Address: 2000 John Deere Run P.O. Box: City, State, Zip Cary, NC 27513 Phone #: 800-358-5010, option 2 Toll Free #: 800-358-5010, option 2 Fax #: 309-749-2313 Email Address: [email protected] Website: www.johndeere.com PRICING METHOD 2 - PERCENTAGE DISCOUNT OFF LIST 1.0 Riding Mower Catalog Section Price List Title and date Z900B Series and Z900M Series - 36 Months or 1200 Hours, whichever comes first. First 24 Months, No Hour Limitation; Z997, Z900R Series - 36 Months or 1500 Hours, whichever comes first. First 24 Warranty Months, No Hour Limitation. Percentage Discount to be applied to Price List 22% Discount Date & Price List I.D. Number C13_20150831_edited Z915B, Z920M - $85.94; Z925M EFI, Z925M Flex Fuel, Z930M EFI - $117.87; Z930M - $77.30; Z950M, Z960M - $84.40; Z920R, Z930R, Z950R, Z970R - Price for Set of Fluid and Air Filters $111.13; Z997R - $91.88 Operator manuals provided at no cost. Prices are for set of parts and repair manuals. Z915B, Z900R Series, Z900M Price for Set of Repair, Parts and Operating Manuals Series - $105; Z997 - $115 DELIVERY CHARGES - SEE SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS NO FLAT RATE ALLOWED Location of delivering John DELIVERY STARTING POINT - City, State, Zip Deere dealer Price per loaded mile $4 2.0 NEW EQUIPMENT RENTAL PROGRAM - SUMMER RATES - 4/1 THRU 9/30 If rental programs are available on the new equipment offered, with the option to purchase, list the hourly/weekly/monthly rental rate. Indicate the percent of rental fee paid by the purchaser that will be applied to the purchase price. See Solicitation Special Terms & Conditions. Hourly Rental Rate: No Bid Weekly Rental Rate: No Bid Monthly Rental Rate: No Bid Percent (%) of Rental Fee applied to purchase price: No Bid 2.1 NEW EQUIPMENT RENTAL PROGRAM - WINTER RATES - 10/1 THRU 3/31 If rental programs are available on the new equipment offered, with the option to purchase, list the hourly/weekly/monthly rental rate. Indicate the percent of rental fee paid by the purchaser that will be applied to the purchase price. See Solicitation Special Terms & Conditions. Hourly Rental Rate: No Bid Weekly Rental Rate: No Bid Monthly Rental Rate: No Bid Percent (%) of Rental Fee applied to purchase price: No Bid If the new rental equipment is purchased and finance charges are applicable for the actual rental term only, state the actual interest rate here: ____N/A____________ 3.0 VENDOR OWNED RENTAL RETURN OR DEMO EQUIPMENT PROGRAM See Solicitation Special Terms and Conditions. DEDUCT cost per Used Hour from the original Contract Price No Bid 0% for incidental miscellaneous non-contract items; 22% for attachments/accessories on 4.0 DISCOUNT OFF LIST PRICE FOR RELATED PARTS contract. AND ACCESSORIES - (See Special Terms and Conditions) Price List Date and Number 31Aug2015, C13 5.0 INSTALLATION - PER HOUR (Hourly Shop Rate) No Bid See Special Terms and Conditions RESPONDER'S NAME: Deere & Company SWIFT EVENT TITLE & NUMBER: Mowers: Commercial, Riding 2, 3, 4 WD / G0210-2000004779 ** Following is a list of all distributors that are authorized to sell the equipment listed above. ** The Swift Vendor Number (SWIFT UD) must be complete, including the vendor Swift ID and Location Code (LOC CODE). ** All distributors MUST provide the required insurance certificates to the State as outline in the Swift Event Special Terms and Conditions before any State Contract may be executed. COMPANY NAME SWIFT ID LOC CODE COMPANY ADDRESS ST /ZIP PHONE CONTACT NAME AG POWER ENTERPRISES, INC. 0000193945 01 101 ZUYDER ZEE AVE SOUTH/HOL MN/56045 5078894221 Ask for Government Sales Rep AG POWER ENTERPRISES, INC. 0000193945 02 1051 OLD HWY 169 BLVD/BELLE PLMN/56011 9528732224 Ask for Government Sales Rep AG POWER ENTERPRISES, INC. 0000193945 04 3555 18TH STREET SW/OWATONNAMN/55060 5074514054 Ask for Government Sales Rep AMUNDSON PETERSON, INC. 0000323666 01 110 2ND STREET NE/ELBOW LAKE MN/56531 2186854438 Ask for Government Sales Rep AMUNDSON PETERSON, INC. 0000323666 02 23604 STATE HWY 9/MORRIS MN/56267 3205892011 Ask for Government Sales Rep AMUNDSON PETERSON, INC. 0000323666 03 380 ATLANTIC AVE/BENSON MN/56215 3208432610 Ask for Government Sales Rep AMUNDSON PETERSON, INC. 0000323666 04 516 1ST STREET E/MADISON MN/56256 3205987575 Ask for Government Sales Rep BRUGGEMAN CO., INC. 0000198416 01 22205 STATE HIGHWAY 4/SLEEPY MN/56085 5077945381 Ask for Government Sales Rep CENTURY POWER EQUIPMENT 0000205370 01 5920 MEMORIAL AVE NORTH/STILLMN/55082 6514392035 Ask for Government Sales Rep CROOKSTON IMPLEMENT 0000202726 02 723 3RD AVENUE SW/CRROKSTON MN/56716 2182813683 Ask for Government Sales Rep D & M IMP., INC. 0000196374 01 1100 HWY 59 N/MARSHALL MN/56258 5075371524 Ask for Government Sales Rep DETKE-MORBAC CO. 0000196374 01 1115 MAIN STREET NORTH/BLUE EMN/56013 5075262714 Ask for Government Sales Rep DULUTH LAWN & SPORT INC 0000202057 01 4715 GRAND AVE./DULUTH MN/55807 2186283718 Ask for Government Sales Rep ERLANDSON IMPLEMENT 0000364257 02 214 EAST STATE STREET/KIESTER MN/56051 5072943244 Ask for Government Sales Rep ERLANDSON IMPLEMENT 0000364257 03 77783 209TH ST/ALBERT LEA MN/56007 5073736418 Ask for Government Sales Rep EVERGREEN IMPLEMENT COMPA0000194807 002 1820 STATE HWY 1 NE/THIEF RIVEMN/56701 2186811131 Ask for Government Sales Rep EVERGREEN IMPLEMENT COMPA0000194807 001 605 SOUTH MAIN/WARREN MN/56762 2187454516 Ask for Government Sales Rep EVERGREEN IMPLEMENT COMPA0000194807 003 302 MAIN ST E/BAUDETTE MN/56623 2186342231 Ask for Government Sales Rep EVERGREEN IMPLEMENT COMPA0000194807 004 300 US HWY 59/MAHNOMEN MN/56557 2189352241 Ask for Government Sales Rep FIVE SEASONS SPORTS CENTER0000196609 01 HWY 53/EVELETH MN/55734 2187445871 Ask for Government Sales Rep FRONTIER AG & TURF 0000353568 02 12040 POINT DOUGLAS DR SOUTH MN/55033 6514377747 Ask for Government Sales Rep FRONTIER AG & TURF 0000353568 01 2925 145TH STREET WEST/ROSEMMN/55068 6514232274 Ask for Government Sales Rep FRONTIER AG & TURF 0000353568 05 31760 65TH AVE/CANNON FALLS MN/55009 5072634238 Ask for Government Sales Rep FRONTIER AG & TURF 0000353568 004 730 Deere Drive/New Richmond WI/54017 7152466565 Ask for Government Sales Rep FRONTIER AG & TURF 0000353568 006 1305 10th Street/Turtle Lake WI/54889 7159864403 Ask for Government Sales Rep FRONTIER AG & TURF 0000353568 003 446 Highway 35 N/Osceola WI/54020 7152942191 Ask for Government Sales Rep GRUBER POWER EQUIPMENT 0000205083 01 1762 WHITE BEAR AVE/MAPLEWOOMN/55109 6517707680 Ask for Government Sales Rep HAUG IMPLEMENT CO. 0000203013 01 3593 HWY. 12 SE/WILMAR MN/56201 3202358115 Ask for Government Sales Rep HOLTE IMPLEMENT, INC. 0000201956 01 302 E. MAIN STREET/BAUDETTE MN/56623 2186342231 Ask for Government Sales Rep ISANTI COUNTY EQUIPMENT 0000197372 02 233 CAJIMA STREET /ISANTI MN/55040 7634448873 Ask for Government Sales Rep KIBBLE EQUIPMENT, INC. 0000197747 01 1381 WEST HIGHWAY AVE/BIRD ISMN/55310 3203653445 Ask for Government Sales Rep KIBBLE EQUIPMENT, INC. 0000197747 02 150 HWY 68/WABASSO MN/56293 5073425171 Ask for Government Sales Rep KIBBLE EQUIPMENT, INC. 0000197747 03 3099 HIGHWAY 7 SW/MONTEVIDEOMN/56265 3202696466 Ask for Government Sales Rep KIBBLE EQUIPMENT, INC. 0000197747 04 36648 US HWY 71/REDWOOD FALLMN/56283 5076443571 Ask for Government Sales Rep L & P SUPPLY 0000202154 01 1470 S. GRADE RD, RTE 4/HUTCHINMN/55350 3205872332 Ask for Government Sales Rep LARSON'S LLC 0000228261 01 609 HWY 75 NORTH/WHEATON MN/56296 3205638112 Ask for Government Sales Rep MANKATO IMPLEMENT 0000364257 01 1150 S VICTORY DR/MANKATO MN/56001 5073878201 Ask for Government Sales Rep MIDWEST MACHINERY CO. 0000282095 004 1035 35TH AVE NE/SAUK RAPIDS MN/56379 3202522010 Ask for Government Sales Rep MIDWEST MACHINERY CO. 0000282095 006 1140 CENTRE STREET/SAUK CENTMN/56378 3203526511 Ask for Government Sales Rep MIDWEST MACHINERY CO. 0000282095 005 1710 NORTH FRANKLIN/GLENWOOMN/56334 3206345151 Ask for Government Sales Rep MIDWEST MACHINERY CO. 0000282095 009 3708 BAPTIST CHURCH ROAD/PRINMN/55371 7633893453 Ask for Government Sales Rep MIDWEST MACHINERY CO. 0000282095 001 4561 HWY 212/GLENCOE MN/55336 3208645571 Ask for Government Sales Rep MIDWEST MACHINERY CO. 0000282095 007 5005 HWY 27 E/ALEXANDRIA MN/56308 3207634220 Ask for Government Sales Rep MIDWEST MACHINERY CO. 0000282095 002 5845 KEATS AVENUE SW/HOWARDMN/55349 3205432170 Ask for Government Sales Rep MIDWEST MACHINERY CO. 0000282095 008 725 LAKE AVENUE SOUTH/PAYNESMN/56362 3202437474 Ask for Government Sales Rep MIDWEST MACHINERY CO. 0000282095 003 78412 CO RD 20/STEWART MN/55385 3205622360 Ask for Government Sales Rep MIES OUTLAND, INCORPORATED0000208065 01 720 HWY 55 WEST/WATKINS MN/55389 3207645310 Ask for Government Sales Rep MOOSE LAKE IMPLEMENT CO. IN0000197534 01 504 INDUSTRIAL ROAD/MOOSE LAKMN/55767 2184854486 Ask for Government Sales Rep NORTHERN IRRIGATION 0000247055 01 45214 COUNTY ROAD 80 EAST/PERMN/56573 2183467246 Ask for Government Sales Rep NORTHWOOD EQUIPMENT 0000204902 02 1120 2ND STREET NW/AITKIN MN/56431 2189272140 Ask for Government Sales Rep PODEIN'S POWER EQUIPMENT 0000198975 01 517 SOUTH MAIN ST/STEWARTVILLMN/55976 5075338841 Ask for Government Sales Rep POKEGAMA LAWN & SPORT 0000197812 01 20760 US HWY 169/GRAND RAPIDS MN/55744 2183261200 Ask for Government Sales Rep PRESTON EQUIPMENT COMPAN0000207584 01 21144 US 52/PRESTON MN/55965 5077653803 Ask for Government Sales Rep RDO EQUIPMENT CO. 0000192858 08 21207 CO. 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