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Bid Awarded Item List Bid Awarded Item List 1810 2018-2019 Music Bid Commodity Unit of Awarded Extended Code Description Vendor Measure Price Qty Price 18000010 Drum Heads: 16" MS1 White Bass, Evans, No substitutions BD16MS1W 233310-STEVE WEISS MUSIC EACH $21.31 1 $21.31 18000015 Drum Heads: 16" MX1 Black Bass, Evans, No substitutions BD16MX1BDH34516B 123468-CASCIO INTERSTATE MUSIC EACH $30.24 1 $30.24 18000020 Drum Heads: 16" MX1 White Bass, Evans, No substitutions BD16MX1WDH34516 123468-CASCIO INTERSTATE MUSIC EACH $26.94 1 $26.94 18000025 Drum Heads: 18" MS1 White Bass, Evans, No substitutions BD18MS1WDH52118 123468-CASCIO INTERSTATE MUSIC EACH $21.74 1 $21.74 18000030 Drum Heads: 18" MX1 Black Bass, Evans, No substitutions BD18MX1BDH34518B 123468-CASCIO INTERSTATE MUSIC EACH $32.24 1 $32.24 18000035 Drum Heads: 18" MX1 White Bass, Evans, No substitutions BD18MX1WDH34518 123468-CASCIO INTERSTATE MUSIC EACH $28.94 1 $28.94 18000040 Drum Heads: 20" MS1 White Bass, Evans, No 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