Order to Hexagon AB by North Atlantic Division for PURCHASE ORDER FOR ONE BASE YEAR AND THREE OPTION YEARS FOR "HEXAGON COORDINATE MEASURMENT MACHINES (CMM) PREVENTIVE HARDWARE, SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR SERVICES"

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THIS IS A THREE-YEAR (BASE PLUS TWO OPTION YEARS) FIRM FIXED PRICED ORDER FROM GSA #GS-07F-063DA IS TO PROVIDE K9 SIMULATORS PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR. ALL CLAUSES FLOW DOWN FROM GSA SCHEDULE.

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This Services Agreement, effective January 3, 2022, is established between Pinellas County, Florida, and Motorola Solutions Inc. for the provision of Radio Maintenance and Repair Services. The initial contract term is set for five years, with an option for two additional three-year extensions. Pinellas County agrees to compensate Motorola Solutions Inc. with a not-to-exceed sum of $375,000.00 for the initial five-year period, equivalent to $75,000.00 annually. The agreement details the scope of services, payment terms, personnel qualifications, termination conditions, confidentiality obligations, and insurance requirements.

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This document outlines a lease agreement between the City of Berkeley (Landlord) and Waterside Workshops (Tenant) for properties located at 80 (North Building), 82/84 & 90 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park. The lease term is for ten years, from November 1, 2022, to October 30, 2032, with an option to renew for an additional five years. The tenant will pay an annual rent starting at $1,800, escalating by $150 per year. In exchange for favorable rent, Waterside Workshops will be responsible for capital improvements valued at approximately $166,200 and ongoing maintenance valued at $50,000. The properties are to be used for public bicycle rentals and sales, community bicycle repair, boat building, storage, and a small café. The agreement consolidates three previous leases into one.

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This contract, CW30484, is a five-year agreement between Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania and K&D Factory Service, Inc. for preventative maintenance and repair services of food service equipment across the university's three campuses. It is an indefinite quantity, indefinite delivery contract, meaning there is no fixed total dollar amount; costs will be incurred via individual Purchase Orders issued on an as-needed basis. The contract specifies hourly rates for services across five years, varying by time of day and emergency status. The contractor is responsible for all labor, equipment, materials, and parts, and must adhere to detailed technical requirements and insurance provisions.