cheesehead
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Somebody posted a link (State of Minnesota?) for a list of municipal pricing agreements that included tractors. I haven't had any success in finding it, so could somebody repost it?
Municipal Pricing Agreement Link
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GreenWannabe
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This link takes you to the index. Click on the contract name you want.
Contract Specifications - Index
And enjoy!
Contract Specifications - Index
And enjoy!
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cheesehead
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Thanks for the links. I welcome collecting any other state links in this thread for those interested in comparison shopping. Most of us know that the Kubota pricing varies by region, and it would be good to see the regional differences the states are seeing.
66gladiator
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Every state has a bid list and they are public info.
Here is Florida's:
http://http://dms.myflorida.com/content/search/?SubTreeArray%5B%5D=4107&SearchText=tractor&SearchButton.x=28&SearchButton.y=3
The only problem is that bid prices are useless to the general public. These prices are dependent on manufacturer's participation and are usually well below dealer cost on the unit.
Manufacturers will only give the extra discount to legitimate Government organizations.
Non-profits have anther pricing structure and then there is another (Kubota anyway) for multi-unit purchases at the same time.
Here is Florida's:
http://http://dms.myflorida.com/content/search/?SubTreeArray%5B%5D=4107&SearchText=tractor&SearchButton.x=28&SearchButton.y=3
The only problem is that bid prices are useless to the general public. These prices are dependent on manufacturer's participation and are usually well below dealer cost on the unit.
Manufacturers will only give the extra discount to legitimate Government organizations.
Non-profits have anther pricing structure and then there is another (Kubota anyway) for multi-unit purchases at the same time.