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GDC040 Contract No.: RS900110 Rev. Date 08/15/11 STATE of OHIO Index No.: GDC040 Contract No.: RS900110 Rev. Date 08/15/11 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. 5 TO: ALL STATE AGENCIES, STATE INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND PROPERLY REGISTERED COOPERATIVE PURCHASING MEMBERS. FROM: ROBERT BLAIR, DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES SUBJECT: TERM CONTRACT - SALT: TABLE, WATER SOFTENING, ICE REMOVAL AND CALCIUM CHLORIDE AS SPECIFIED HEREIN Attached are pages 12 through 24 and 27 to this Contract. Remove these pages from the existing Contract and replace with the attached pages on the effective and/or revision date. This amendment is issued to notify of a price increase effective for purchase orders issued on or after August 15, 2011 and August 24, 2011. All other prices, terms and conditions remain unchanged. Questions regarding this Amendment and/or the Requirements Contract may be directed to: David Colopy [email protected] 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): 49357 65321 Robinson Salt Supply, Inc. Allstate Industrial Inc. 1202 Pine Knoll Court 5022 Lorain Ave. Miamisburg, OH 45342 Cleveland, OH 44102 [email protected] [email protected] Index No. GDC040E Rev. 08/15/11 Page 12 BID REQUIRED OFF-LOADING PRICE PER ITEM ID NO.: FACILITY DIST. DESCRIPTION PACKING REQUIREMENTS TON/BAG CONTRACTOR * Allen Correctional 4579 Institution 1 Ice Removal - Rock 50# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 4.41 Robinson Salt * 16400 Alum Creek State Park 6 Ice Removal - Rock 80# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 6.51 Robinson Salt Appalachian Behavioral Water Softener Healthcare - Athens 10 Tablets or Pellets 50# Bags Truck w/pallets No Award * Appalachian Behavioral 11636 Healthcare – Cambridge 5 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags Flatbed w/pallets $ 4.41 Robinson Salt Belmont Correctional Water Softener 9998 Institution 11 Tablets or Pellets 50# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 8.63 National Salt Belmont Correctional 11856 Institution 11 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 8.36 National Salt Belmont Correctional Dump Truck – 4889 Institution 11 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 72.43 Morton Salt Bowling Green State 16401 University 3 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 6.60 National Salt Bowling Green State Dump Truck – 16402 University 2 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 70.41 Morton Salt Dump Truck – 16403 Burr Oak State Park 10 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 73.73 Morton Salt Cambridge Developmental Water Softener 9901 Center 5 Tablets or Pellets 50# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 6.10 Robinson Salt Cambridge Developmental Dump Truck – 16404 Center 5 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 71.86 Morton Salt * Cambridge Developmental 16405 Center 5 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags Flatbed w/pallets $ 4.41 Robinson Salt * Central Ohio Technical Closed Truck – 16406 College - Newark 5 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags w/pallets $ 4.18 Robinson Salt Dump Truck – 16407 Central State University 8 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 77.14 Morton Salt 16481 Central State University 8 Water Softener - Rock Bulk Offload via pneumatic $ 106.50 Robinson Salt Water Softener - 16482 Central State University 8 Granulated 80# Bags Flatbed w/pallets $ 8.21 Robinson Salt * Indicates a price adjustment for orders issued on or after August 15, 2011. Index No. GDC040E Rev. 08/15/11 Page 13 BID REQUIRED OFF-LOADING PRICE PER ITEM ID NO.: FACILITY DIST. DESCRIPTION PACKING REQUIREMENTS TON/BAG CONTRACTOR Water Softener – Tablets 16478 Central State University 8 or Pellets 50# Bags Flatbed w/pallets $ 6.02 Robinson Salt Chillicothe Correctional Water Softener Dump Truck – 5241 Institution 9 Southern Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 106.50 Robinson Salt Chillicothe Correctional Dump Truck – 11868 Institution 9 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 74.44 Morton Salt Chillicothe Correctional Water Softener 16479 Institution 9 Pellets 50# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 6.02 Robinson Salt Circleville Juvenile Water Softener 11857 Correctional Facility 6 Tablets or Pellets 50# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 6.02 Robinson Salt Clark State Community Straight Dump Truck 9973 College 7 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 78.84 Morton Salt * Clark State Community 16408 College 7 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags Flatbed w/pallets $ 4.18 Robinson Salt Dump Truck – 4890 Cleveland State University 12 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 61.26 Morton Salt 16409 Cleveland State University 12 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags Flatbed w/pallets $ 8.36 National Salt Columbus Developmental Dump Truck – 16410 Center 6 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 71.26 Morton Salt Columbus State Dump Truck – 11869 Community College 6 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 76.26 Morton Salt Corrections Reception 16480 Center 6 Water Softener Solar Salt 80# Bags Flatbed Truck w/pallets $ 6.80 Robinson Salt Corrections Reception Dump Truck – 16411 Center 6 Ice Removal - Bulk Bulk Open Tailgate $ 96.33 Robinson Salt * Corrections Reception 16412 Center 6 Ice Removal - Rock 80# Bags Flatbed Truck w/pallets $ 6.51 Robinson Salt Cuyahoga Community Dump Truck – 9999 College 12 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 61.51 Morton Salt Cuyahoga Community 4891 College 12 Ice Removal-Rock 80# Bags Flatbed Truck w/pallets $ 10.94 National Salt * Indicates a price adjustment for orders issued on or after August 15, 2011. Index No. GDC040E Rev. 08/15/11 Page 14 BID REQUIRED OFF-LOADING PRICE PER ITEM ID NO.: FACILITY DIST. DESCRIPTION PACKING REQUIREMENTS TON/BAG CONTRACTOR Cuyahoga Hills Juvenile 11858 Correctional Facility 12 Ice Removal-Rock 80# Bags Flatbed Truck w/pallets $ 10.94 National Salt Cuyahoga Hills Juvenile Water Softener Correctional Facility 12 Tablets or Pellets 80# Bags Truck w/pallets No Award Dump Truck – 16413 Deer Creek State Park 6 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 71.97 Morton Salt Granulated Salt Dump Truck – 16476 Deer Creek State Park 6 Water Softener Bulk Pneumatic $ 156.48 Robinson Salt Dump Truck – 16414 East Fork State Park 8 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 74.96 Morton Salt * 16415 East Fork State Park 8 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags Flatbed Truck w/pallets $ 4.18 Robinson Salt * Closed Truck 16416 Franklin Pre Release 6 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags w/pallet jack $ 4.41 Robinson Salt Gallipolis Developmental Dump Truck – 16417 Center 10 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 80.00 Morton Salt * Gallipolis Developmental 16418 Center 10 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags Flatbed Truck w/pallets $ 4.41 Robinson Salt Gallipolis Developmental Dump Truck – 16477 Center 10 Water Softener Rock Salt Bulk Slotted Tailgate $ 120.54 Robinson Salt Grafton Correctional 8728 Institution 3 Ice Removal-Rock 80# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 7.56 National Salt Heartland Behavioral Dump Truck – 10942 Healthcare 4 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 64.68 Morton Salt Heartland Behavioral Water Softener Healthcare 4 Tablets or Pellets 80# Bags Truck w/pallets No Award Hocking Correctional Water Softener 9903 Institution 10 Tablets or Pellets 80# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 9.53 Robinson Salt 11859 Indian River JCF 4 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags Flatbed w/pallets $ 8.36 National Salt Water Softener Indian River JCF 4 Tablets or Pellets 50# Bags Truck w/pallets No Award Kent State University Ashtabula Campus 4 Ice Removal - Rock 80# Bags Closed truck w/pallets No Award * Indicates a price adjustment for orders issued on or after August 15, 2011. Index No. GDC040E Rev. 08/15/11 Page 15 BID REQUIRED OFF-LOADING PRICE PER ITEM ID NO.: FACILITY DIST. DESCRIPTION PACKING REQUIREMENTS TON/BAG CONTRACTOR Kent State University Dump Truck – 16419 Kent Campus 4 Ice Removal - Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 57.00 Morton Salt Kent State University Dump Truck – 9967 Stark Campus 4 Ice Removal - Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 64.68 Morton Salt Kent State University Dump Truck – 16420 Trumbull Campus 4 Ice Removal - Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 68.77 Morton Salt Kent State University 16421 Trumbull Campus 4 Ice Removal - Rock 50# Bags Flatbed truck w/pallets $ 7.55 National Salt Dump Truck – Lake Metro Parks 12 Ice Removal - Rock Bulk Slotted Tailgate No Award Lakeland Community Dump Truck – 9714 College 12 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 59.20 Morton Salt Lakeland Community College 12 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags Flatbed truck w/pallets No Award Lebanon Correctional Water Softener Dump Truck – 4964 Institution 8 Southern Rock Bulk Slotted Tailgate $ 102.50 Robinson Salt Lebanon Correctional Water Softener 9718 Institution 8 Tablets or Pellets 80# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 9.48 Robinson Salt Lima Correctional Water Softener 5238 Institution 1 Northern Rock 80# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 6.27 Robinson Salt London Correctional Dump Truck – 16514 Institution 6 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 79.60 Morton Salt London Correctional Granulated Salt 11637 Institution 6 Water Softener 80# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 8.21 Robinson Salt Lorain Correctional 4881 Institution 3 Ice Removal-Rock 50# Bags Truck w/pallets $ 8.36 National Salt Lorain County Community Dump Truck – 9965 College 3 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 63.23 Morton Salt Madison Correctional Dump Truck – 9970 Institution 6 Ice Removal-Rock Bulk Open Tailgate $ 79.60 Morton Salt * Madison Correctional 16422 Institution 6 Ice Removal-Rock 80# Bags Flatbed Truck w/pallets $ 6.46 Robinson Salt Mansfield Correctional Water Softener 5153 Institution 3 Granulated 80# Bags
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