Base MSRP definition
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Note: "Base MSRP" shall refer to the MSRP of the Vehicle, including other applicable OEM fees (e.g. destination fees).
As defined in Section I.2 Definitions, the “Chassis Base MSRP shall refer to the total of the MSRP for the Chassis Model offered, including all standard equipment provided with the Chassis, all Options necessary to meet the Authorized User Specifications, and all applicable OEM fees, (e.g., destination charges).
The Chassis Base MSRP does not include Aftermarket Components, the Body or the Delivery Charge.” Offers of pricing greater than MSRP shall result in rejection of the Mini-Bid response.
As defined in Section I.2 Definitions, the “NYS Chassis Discount shall refer to the actual percentage amount by which the Chassis Base MSRP is reduced for NYS Contract purchases.” The Contractor may increase the NYS Minimum Chassis Discount listed in the Contract at any time during the Contract term.
Base MSRP The MSRP of the Vehicle, including other applicable OEM fees (e.g. destination fees), but exclusive of Options and Aftermarket Components.
A Contractor responding to a Mini-Bid for a Single OEM Vehicle, or a Mini-Bid that includes a Chassis (i.e., a Chassis-only Mini-Bid, or a Mini-Bid for Complete Vehicle that includes both a Chassis and a Body), Shall provide a NYS Base MSRP, NYS Discount and, if applicable, NYS Aftermarket Components Price for the Single OEM Vehicle or the Chassis, as applicable.
NYS Base MSRP $60,000.00 NYS Discount [in this example, 23.00% of $60,000 is equal to $13,800] 23.00 NYS Base Price [Automatically calculated: NYS Base MSRP minus NYS Discount].
The NYS Chassis Discount shall refer to the actual percentage amount by which the Chassis Base MSRP is reduced for NYS Contract purchases.
The Chassis Base MSRP does not include Aftermarket Components or the Delivery Charge.
The Total NYS Contract Price shall be calculated as follows: Vehicle MSRP (the total MSRP of the Vehicle bid for a Mini-Bid, inclusive of the Base MSRP, Options, and other applicable OEM fees (e.g. destination fees), but excluding Aftermarket Components).