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Index No.: DNR012 Contract No.: OT900921 Eff. Date: 05/14/21 STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES GENERAL SERVICES DIVISION OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT SERVICES 4200 SURFACE ROAD, COLUMBUS, OH 43228-1395 AMENDMENT FOR CHANGE AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO: LIMITED DISTRIBUTION – OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES FROM: MATTHEW WHATLEY, INTERIM DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES SUBJECT: CONTRACT FOR PROMOTIONAL ITEMS AND CAMPING SUPPLIES FOR RESALE AT THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES' CAMP STORES Attached are pages 14 and 16 to this contract. Remove these pages from the existing contract and replace with the attached pages on the effective date. This amendment is issued to add Geneva State Park to Attachment One – Camp Store Locations. All other prices, terms and conditions remain unchanged. This Amendment, the main Requirements Contract and any additional amendments thereto are available from the DAS Web site at the following address: http://www.ohio.gov/procure Affected Contractor(s) 0000061040 Absolute Impressions Inc. 281 Enterprise Dr. Lewis Center, OH 43035 [email protected] Index No.: DNR012 Eff. Date: 05/14/21 Page 14 SUMMARY OF AMENDMENTS Amendment Effective Description Number Date This amendment is issued to add Geneva State Park to Attachment One – Camp 1 05/14/21 Store Locations. Index No.: DNR012 Eff. Date: 05/14/21 Page 16 ATTACHMENT ONE (CONT’D) Camp Store Locations (Cont’d) 1. Lake Hope State Park - 27331 State Route 278, McArthur. OH 45651 2. Lake Alma State Park – 422 Lake Alma Road, Wellston, OH 45692 3. Pike Lake State Park – 1847 Pike Lake Rd., Bainbridge, OH 45612 4. Shawnee State Park – 4404 State Route 125, Portsmouth, OH 45663 5. Burr Oak State Park – 10220 Burr Oak Lodge Rd., Glouster, OH 45732 6. Forked Run State Park – 63300 State Route 124 Reedsville, OH 45772 7. Tar Hollow State Park – 16396 Tar Hollow Rd., Laurelville, OH 43135 8. Mount Gilead State Park - 4119 State Route 95, Mt. Gilead, OH 43338 9. Delaware State Park - 5202 US Route 23 North, Delaware, OH 43015 10. Alum Creek State Park - 2911 South Old State Rd., Delaware, OH 43015 11. A.W. Marion State Park - 7317 Warner Huffer Rd., Circleville, OH 43113 12. Deer Creek State Park - 20635 State Park Rd. 20, Mt. Sterling, OH 43143 13. Indian Lake State Park - 13156 State Route 235 N, Lakeview, OH 43331 14. Kiser Lake State Park - 4370 Kiser Lake Rd., St. Paris, OH 43072 15. Jon Bryan State Park – 3790 State Route 370, Yellow Springs, OH 45387 16. *Geneva State Park – 4499 Padanarum Rd., Geneva, OH 44041 *Indicates addition of Geneva State Park to Attachment One, per amendment 1. .

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