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2019 State School Bus Contract Base Bus Prices 2019 State School Bus Contract Base Bus Prices Base Options Vehicle Item # Bus Specs & Description Model Price Contractor Vendor # OA # Specs Prices Type ITEM 1 1 SBA Type A, 29 Passenger (Seating) Girardin Micro-Bird Chevrolet, G5 (Gasoline) $59,525.00 Central States Bus Sales 100000874 4600043310 1 SBA Type A, 29 Passenger (Seating) Girardin Micro-Bird Ford, G5 (Gasoline) $61,370.00 Central States Bus Sales 100000874 4600043310 1 SBA Type A, 29 Passenger (Seating) Collins DH400/416/500/516 (Gasoline) $52,350.00 Masters Transportation 100149407 4600043303 1 SBA Type A, 29 Passenger (Seating) TransTech/SST, SC159DSSA600 (Gasoline) $56,000.00 Summit Bus 100222977 4600043338 ITEM 2 2 SBB Type C, 47 Passenger (Seating) 2020 Blue Bird Conventional Vision, BBCV2311 $74,990.00 Central States Bus Sales 100000874 4600043310 2 SBB Type C, 47 Passenger (Seating) Thomas SAF-T-Liner C2 $74,991.00 Midwest Bus Sales 100214668 4600034624 2 SBB Type C, 47 Passenger (Seating) IC Bus/CE, PB105 $74,000.00 Summit Bus 100222977 4600043338 ITEM 3 3 SBI Type C, 53 Passenger (Seating) 2020 Blue Bird Conventional Vision, BBCV2610 $75,690.00 Central States Bus Sales 100000874 4600043310 3 SBI Type C, 53 Passenger (Seating) IC Bus/CE, PB105 $76,000.00 Summit Bus 100222977 4600043338 ITEM 4 4 SBF Type C, 65 Passenger (Seating) 2020 Blue Bird Conventional Vision, BBCV3011 $79,135.00 Central States Bus Sales 100000874 4600043310 4 SBF Type C, 65 Passenger (Seating) Thomas SAF-T-Liner C2 $79,133.00 Midwest Bus Sales 100214668 4600034624 4 SBF Type C, 65 Passenger (Seating) IC Bus/CE, PB105 $77,500.00 Summit Bus 100222977 4600043338 ITEM 5 5 SBG Type C, 71 Passenger (Seating) 2020 Blue Bird Conventional Vision, BBCV3303 $80,540.00 Central States Bus Sales 100000874 4600043310 5 SBG Type C, 71 Passenger (Seating) Thomas SAF-T-Liner C2 $80,539.00 Midwest Bus Sales 100214668 4600034624 5 SBG Type C, 71 Passenger (Seating) IC Bus/CE, PB105 $78,500.00 Summit Bus 100222977 4600043338 ITEM 6 6 SBC Type C, 77 Passenger (Seating) 2020 Blue Bird Conventional Vision, BBCV3310 $81,160.00 Central States Bus Sales 100000874 4600043310 6 SBC Type C, 77 Passenger (Seating) Thomas SAF-T-Liner C2 $81,158.00 Midwest Bus Sales 100214668 4600034624 6 SBC Type C, 77 Passenger (Seating) IC Bus/CE, PB105 $79,500.00 Summit Bus 100222977 4600043338 ITEM 7 7 SBH Type D, FE, 77 Passenger (Seating) 2020 Blue Bird All American, T3FE3800 $90,680.00 Central States Bus Sales 100000874 4600043310 7 SBH Type D, FE, 77 Passenger (Seating) Thomas SAF-T-Liner EFX $90,683.00 Midwest Bus Sales 100214668 4600034624 ITEM 8 8 SBE Type D, RE, 84 Passenger (Seating) 2020 Blue Bird RE All American, T3RE4006 $101,165.00 Central States Bus Sales 100000874 4600043310 8 SBE Type D, RE, 84 Passenger (Seating) Thomas SAF-T-Liner HDX $101,162.00 Midwest Bus Sales 100214668 4600034624 8 SBE Type D, RE, 84 Passenger (Seating) IC Bus/RE, PB305 $105,500.00 Summit Bus 100222977 4600043338 ITEM 9 9 SBD Type D, FE, 89 Passenger (Seating) 2020 Blue Bird All American, T3FE4004 $91,610.00 Central States Bus Sales 100000874 4600043310 9 SBD Type D, FE, 89 Passenger (Seating) Thomas SAF-T-Liner EFX $91,601.00 Midwest Bus Sales 100214668 4600034624 Page 1 of 1.
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