PSA Administration Free Sample Clauses

PSA Administration Free. A 3% Administration Fee shall be collected by PSA from Contractor for all sales which are based on a PSA contract. The fee on all Contractor sales made pursuant to the PSA contract is to be calculated by multiplying the total monthly invoice amount by 3%. Contractor will remit the total Administrative Fee due with the monthly report described below. All proposed prices, fees and discounts shall consider the required minimum Administration Fee and shall be all inclusive prices. Offerors are encouraged to propose alternative methods of assessing and calculating administrative fees to PSA based on industry standards and company policy. In no case shall End Users be invoiced any amount or fee that exceeds Contractor’s proposed and finally negotiated contract pricing/fee schedules. More specific instructions and information regarding handling of purchase orders and the administrative fee may be provided after contract award. The established procedures for payment and reporting sales stated within this RFP may be changed at any time by PSA as may be dictated by efficient business practice. Any exclusions to the PSA Administrative Fee must be stated very clearly in the response. PSA shall remit 1% of all sales back to the End Users (one-third of PSA admin fees) annually on a designated schedule in the form of a rebate.
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