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Approve the award of a Services Agreement to ARC Document Solutions, Inc. of San Ramon, California to provide document imaging and indexing in an amount of $28,390 with a contingency not to exceed $10,000 (Bid File 12401718)

Action Item Passed Introduced March 13, 2024

What this record is

Held by
ARC Document Solutions, Inc 5 records across this site
Amount
$10K
Runs until
Not stated in the agenda text — the term is normally in the signed agreement, attached to the original item ↗
Type
award
Compared to
$12K – $155K the middle half of 4 other ARC Document Solutions, Inc contracts; median $155K

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ARC Document Solutions, Inc also holds

Three-Year Term Contract with Two-Year Renewal Options for Large Format Commercial Printing for the Business Services Department (Citywide) This contr… $155K Mesa, AZ ends Sep 16, 2029 <u>Approval of a Professional Services Agreement with ARC Document Solutions for scanning of building plans</u> Duarte, CA Consider and/or approve the purchase of a Canon TX4200 42" printer & scanner under state contract pricing from ARC Document Solutions, LLC. in the amo… $12K Bixby, OK Resolution authorizing execution of a Modified General Services Agreement with ARC Document Solutions in an amount not to exceed $400,000, plus all ap… $400K Bellevue, WA
Committee
City Council
Requested by
Planning and Development Department
Introduced
March 13, 2024
On agenda
May 2, 2024
Passed
May 2, 2024

Where it was heard

City Council May 2, 2024 ADOPTED Pass

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