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HomeMy WebLinkAboutStaff Report 4167 City of Palo Alto (ID # 4167) City Council Staff Report Report Type: Consent Calendar Meeting Date: 11/18/2013 City of Palo Alto Page 1 Summary Title: PACL Automated Materials Handling Project - Main Library Title: Approval of a Contract Amendment with Envisionware, Inc., for an Amount Not to Exceed $463,000 for the Automatic Materials Handling System at the Main Library, For a Total Contract Not Exceeding $1,000,000 for the Main and Mitchell Park Libraries From: City Manager Lead Department: Library RECOMMENDATIONS Staff recommends that Council authorize the City Manager or his designee to execute an amended contract with EnvisionWare, Inc. for the purchase of an Automatic Material Handling System (AMHS) for the Main Library in an amount not to exceed $463,000. An AMHS for the Mitchell Park Library was included in the original contract and this amendment would provide for additional equipment planned for the Main Library renovation. This amendment will result in a total not exceeding $1,000,000 in the contract with EnvisionWare. BACKGROUND A feasibility study and implementation plan for Radio Frequency Identification Systems (RFID) and Automated Materials Handling System (AMHS) was completed in 2006. The Palo Alto City Library Technology Plan, 2009-2013, included a detailed analysis, evaluation, and recommendation for RFID and AMHS for the Palo Alto City Library. The most recent report from 2009 recommends implementation of such systems in conjunction with the ongoing building projects. Specifically, the report recommends that AMHS be implemented at the Mitchell Park Library to coincide with the new construction, at the Main Library to coincide with that building renovation, and lastly, at the Children’s Library if deemed appropriate after all the Measure N building projects are completed. The Library issued a request for proposal (RFP) in August 2010 to solicit bids from vendors for RFID and AMHS systems and, after a lengthy City of Palo Alto Page 2 evaluation process of the respondents, selected P.V. Supa, an AMHS manufacturing company, for the AMHS portion of the project. The P.V. Supa AMHS was bid by the EnvisionWare company, which is a distributor for this brand of AMHS. The Library plans to implement RFID & AMHS primarily to achieve the following goals:  Achieve capacity for high levels of customer service;  Free up staff from current repetitive and routine tasks;  Reduce the risk of potential repetitive motion injuries;  Reduce material losses;  Improve circulation efficiency and shelf accuracy; and,  Manage an increasing circulation workload without additional staffing. In the Technology Plan analysis, it was determined that the return on investment for the Main Library AMHS would be averaged at $100,000/year. Thus, the staff savings (in time spent on circulation activities the AMHS will do, possible staff repetitive stress injuries, etc.) realized through acquisition of these products will pay for themselves within approximately four (4) years. Because the total library circulation is over 1.5 million items per year, and projected to increase with the opening of the renovated facility, it is possible that this savings will be realized in a shorter period of time. DISCUSSION A request for proposal (RFP) for the provision of the AMHS and RFID systems was issued in August 2010. An evaluation team of staff from the Library Department evaluated the proposals. The criteria used were cost considerations; company viability and references; support and maintenance agreements; and expertise in providing the required service. Evaluation and award of the RFID vendor was approved in March 2011. Staff checked references from other libraries that currently use the respondents’ services and found that when taking into consideration all criteria, P.V. Supa was found to have the best AMHS products to meet the needs of the Library. Mitchell Park Library is in the process of being outfitted with the vendor’s AMH system, and will begin operation by the end of 2013. Please refer to CMR 2024 for the Mitchell Park Library AMH approval. This contract amendment extend the use of AMHS to the renovated Main Library. City of Palo Alto Page 3 RESOURCE IMPACT Funds for this contract have been identified in the CIP budget for the Measure N projects as follows: Mitchell Park Library & Community Center (PE-09006) and Main Library (PE-11000). The AMHS will be integrated into the building construction and is expected to be fully installed and operational prior to the opening of the Main Library in the fall of 2014 (FY 2015). Ongoing equipment and software maintenance costs are estimated at $42,000 per year and will be budgeted annually in the Information Technology Fund. POLICY IMPLICATIONS An implementation of the AMHS specifically responds to City Council direction to employ technology solutions in the Library, and the City Auditor’s recommendation in the July 2007 Audit of Library Operations to expedite an RFID and AMHS implementation. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW Implementation of AMHS is not considered a project subject to review under the California Environmental Quality Act. Environmental review for the Measure N bond projects was completed prior to the 2008 election. Attachments:  Attachment A: Amendment 2, C12144307 (PDF)  Attachment B: Envisionware Quote #US-16313 (Main Library AMH) (PDF)  Attachment C: Appendix N Contract Revision Form Envisionware C12144307 (PDF) 1 131106 sm 010 ATTACHMENT A AMENDMENT NO. 2 TO CONTRACT NO. C12144307 BETWEEN THE CITY OF PALO ALTO AND ENVISIONWARE, INC. This Amendment No. 2 to Contract No. C12144307 (“Contract”) is entered into November __, 2013, by and between the CITY OF PALO ALTO, a charter city and a municipal corporation of the State of California (“CITY”), and ENVISIONWARE, INC., a California corporation, located at 2855 Premiere Parkway, Suite A, Duluth GA 30097-5201, Phone: 800.216.8370 (“CONTRACTOR”). R E C I T A L S: WHEREAS, the Contract was entered into between the parties for the provision of providing and implementing AMHS (automatic materials handling) systems at various City Libraries; and WHEREAS, the parties wish to amend the Contract; NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants, terms, conditions, and provisions of this Amendment, the parties agree: SECTION 1. Section 3 Term. is hereby amended to read as follows: “The Term of this Agreement is from 11/07/2011 to 11/06/14 inclusive, subject to the provisions of Section Q and V of the General Terms and Conditions.” SECTION 2. Section 5 Compensation. is hereby amended to read as follows: “ CITY shall pay and CONTRACTOR agrees to accept as not to exceed compensation for the full performance of the Services and reimbursable expenses, if any, a sum calculated in accordance with the fee schedule set forth in Exhibit C, not to exceed a total maximum compensation amount of Eight Hundred Seventy-five Thousand Five Hundred Seventy-six Dollars ($454,576.00 original Contract + $420,614.15 Amendment2 = $875,190.00 Total). CONTRACTOR agrees that it can perform the Services for an amount not to exceed the total maximum compensation set forth above. Any hours worked or services performed by CONTRACTOR for which payment would result in a total exceeding the maximum amount of compensation set forth above for performance of the Services shall be at no cost to CITY. The City has set aside the sum of fifty-two thousand four hundred eighty-five dollars ($20,424.00 original Contract + $42061.00 Amendment2 = $52485.00 Total) for Additional Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide Additional Services only by advanced, written authorization from the City Manager or designee. CONTRACTOR, at the CITY’s request, shall submit a detailed written proposal including a description of the scope of services, schedule, level of effort, and CONTRACTOR’s proposed maximum compensation, including reimbursable expense, for such services. Compensation shall be based on the hourly rates set forth 2 131106 sm 010 above or in Exhibit C (whichever is applicable), or if such rates are not applicable, a negotiated lump sum. CITY shall not authorize and CONTRACTOR shall not perform any Additional Services for which payment would exceed the amount set forth above for Additional Services. Payment for Additional Services is subject to all requirements and restrictions in this Agreement. “ SECTION 3. The following exhibit(s) to the Contract is/are hereby amended to read as set forth in the attachment(s) to this Amendment, which are incorporated in full by this reference: a. Exhibit “A” entitled “Scope of Services”. b. Exhibit “B” entitled “Schedule of Performance”. c. Exhibit “C” entitled “Schedule of Fees”. SECTION ?. Except as herein modified, all other provisions of the Contract, including any exhibits and subsequent amendments thereto, shall remain in full force and effect. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have by their duly authorized representatives executed this Amendment on the date first above written. CITY OF PALO ALTO __________________________ City Manager APPROVED AS TO FORM: __________________________ Senior Asst. City Attorney ENVISIONWARE, INC. By:___________________________ Name:_________________________ Title:________________________ Attachments: EXHIBIT "A": SCOPE OF SERVICES EXHIBIT "B": PROJECT SCHEDULE EXHIBIT "C": COMPENSATION 10 Rev. July 11, 2011 EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF SERVICES A. BACKGROUND The Palo Alto city Library plans to outfit various library locations with AMH (automatic materials handling) systems. The initial installation will occur at Mitchell Park Library and will be valid through November 06, 2014. Overview The Palo Alto City Library is a mid-sized city library system comprised of five (5) library locations serving a community of approximately 63,500 people in Palo Alto, California. The Library has about 54,000 cardholders, a circulation of about 1.6 million on a collection of about 275,000 items. The Library Director reports to the City Manager. The seven-member Library Advisory Commission is appointed by and advisory to the City Council. The Library is in the process of renovating and/or rebuilding all of its five branches. City voters passed a bond measure in November 2008 to fund the renovation of the Downtown Library, renovation and expansion of the Main Library, and the building of a new Mitchell Park Library. The Children’s Library renovation was completed in September 2007, the College Terrace Library renovation completed in October 2010 and the Downtown Library renovation completed in July 2011. A feasibility study and implementation plan for RFID and AMH systems was completed in 2006. A technology report from 2009 included a detailed analysis, evaluation and recommendation for materials handling and RFID systems for the Palo Alto City Library. The most recent report from 2009 recommends implementation of such systems in conjunction with upcoming building projects. Specifically, the reports recommend RFID be implemented at all five locations and AMH be implemented at the three busiest branches in a phased approach to coincide with construction and renovations. Because all five locations have undergone or will have undergone extensive renovation by the fall of 2013, the Library is moving forward with an RFID and AMH system implementation. Goals, Values and Objectives The Library plans to implement RFID/AMH systems primarily to achieve the following goals:  Achieve capacity for high levels of customer self-service; 11 Rev. July 11, 2011  Free up staff from current repetitive and routine tasks;  Reduce the risk of potential repetitive motion injuries;  Reduce material losses;  Improve circulation efficiency and shelf accuracy; and,  Manage an increasing circulation workload without additional staffing Technology Infrastructure (City & Library) City’s Technology & Infrastructure The City and Library are served by a gigabit fiber network, with a 10 GB internet connection through Palo Alto Internet Exchange (PAIX). The City and Library networks are connected by a 100 Mb gateway. City IT assigns a primary network administrator to the Library, with backup available from other administrators. The City’s IT department manages approximately 150 servers, located in the City Hall server room. The City primarily uses HP/Compaq servers. City IT staff provide hardware and operating-system management, upgrades, and patches. Application- level support is provided by vendors, the Library system administrator, and City IT staff. Library’s Technology & Infrastructure The Library’s Internet, network printing, email and file-sharing are provided through the City’s wide area network. All libraries are connected to this WAN through the City’s private fiber optic loop. The Library’s servers are all housed and managed at the OS level by I.T. staff at City Hall. The Library administers library-specific software on these servers using Remote Desktop Connection, PC Anywhere and/or VNC. SirsiDynix’s Horizon software serves as the Library’s integrated library system with many other 3rd party software platforms supporting library technology, including but not limited to: Comprise’s SAM PC and print management systems, Edify Telephony system, SIP2/ESIP servers, Envisionware’s Ecommerce server. The Library employs a system administrator who is responsible for configuring and managing the SirsiDynix Horizon integrated library system (ILS) and numerous other library business applications. The system administrator also provides project management and general technology support to library staff. Project Management CONTRACTOR will assign a project manager to oversee the project to ensure that it meets the requirements of the Library and to be the key contact for the entire installation. The project manager should be in attendance at the demo and provide the overall introduction and explanation of the Provider’s proposed solution. 12 Rev. July 11, 2011 Health and Safety To ensure the safety of the system, for both operators and the public, CONTRACTOR’s system shall meet the following requirements:  The complete system components, including monitors, computers scanners must meet worldwide safety requirements including UL (USA), cUL (Canada), CE (Europe), and CB Scheme certification (Europe and Asia).  All equipment must be UL approved for adequate fire and safety compliance. That compliance must be for complete units (i.e. security gates, conversion stations, etc) in a system, and not for individual electrical components or pieces. Bidders shall provide documentation and certification listing numbers of UL approval.  All equipment must be FCC Compliant.  The UL, cUL, CE and C-tick marks shall be displayed on the serial plate of the system.  System must be in compliance with ADA guideline 4.15.4 for wheel chair clearance and ADA guideline 4.34.3 reach range standards.  Detection and security corridors must be in compliance with relevant ADA requirements.  All products must comply with internationally recognized standards for RFID- based Library self-service systems.  All equipment must meet the EU RoHS (Reduction of Hazardous Substance) Directive. RoHS prohibits lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) and polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) above certain maximum concentration levels for those substances.  All equipment must meet the EU WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Directive which addresses the return at end-of-life, and recyclability/ recoverability /reusability of waste electrical and electronic equipment. Place of Manufacture To ensure ready availability of components, parts, and supplies, all major elements of the system must be warehoused in U.S.A. or CONTRACTOR can have these items available within 24 hours of request. B. OVERALL REQUIREMENTS AND SUBSITUTIONS CONTRACTOR (or “provider” referred to below) shall provide the products and services described in Exhibit C and meet the Project requirements described below, with the solution/equipment and/or services to comply with all of the following requirements and/or preferences to meet the implementation of an AMH system at the Mitchell Park Library.: 13 Rev. July 11, 2011 AMH system functional requirements 1. The AMH system software and hardware components, including induction stations, check-in and sorting equipment, must be fully compatible with the Library’s existing Horizon ILS system. Returned items shall be identified in the Horizon system as having been checked in and the borrower record must be updated in real time. 2. System supports “tote check-in” for all items sorted to totes. EnvisionWare understand and complies with this requirement. We would like the opportunity to explore this request in detail with the library in person. 3. The AMH system shall have intakes that feed into a single conveyor for sortation. 4. The materials intakes shall accept, check in and sort all print and non-print formats effectively (books, magazines, CDs, DVDs, CD-ROMs, board books, paperback books, etc.) using RFID technology. 5. The system shall be designed to fit into existing circulation/sorting workroom spaces of those branches that have already been renovated and the Provider will work with the Library to design the AMH system to fit into any new or newly renovated facilities. 6. The AMH system will be configured with the designated number of sorts but be expandable to additional sorts. 7. Automated sorting equipment must be capable of distributing returned items into separate bins according to criteria established by the library using information provided from the library’s database or from the RFID tag. 8. In the process of sorting, tags’ security bits must be reactivated. 9. Sorting software must interface with library’s database through SIP, SIP2, NCIP or some other API supported by the library ILS in order to separate holds from other items. 10. Sorting software must distribute items that have no RFID tag or damaged RFID tags into a separate bin. 11. The system must have an option for patron receipts. Patrons returning items must not have to sort them by patron (for example, one family member must be able to return all the family’s items without having to separate them and provide patron authentication for each family member). A single printed receipt for all items read must be available. 12. Provider must be prepared to specify the appropriate combination of bins, totes, and/or trolleys for each library based on current and anticipated circulation patterns and provide a sample report of a library for which they’ve done this, that is similar in size to Palo Alto City Library. 13. System must be capable of handling up to 2,000 items per hour. EnvisionWare understands and complies with this requirement. Our Sorter’s induction speed without load or ILS created delays is 1,440 items per hour. To accomplish the requested 2,000 item per hour handling capability, the sorter will be configured with two or more induction stations. Every induction station increases the sorter’s induction capabilities. 14. System must not require use of special bins. 14 Rev. July 11, 2011 15. System must provide bin-full lights or some other indicator so staff knows when to swap out bins. 16. System must allow for a virtually unlimited number of sorting bins. 17. When problems occur, system notifies staff through the software interface. 18. System includes ability for patron check-in capability. 19. System can check-in items even when the Library’s ILS is offline or unavailable; storing transactions for later synchronization with the ILS. 20. System provides remote monitoring and diagnostics to troubleshoot problems. 21. System provides usage statistics for each location. 22. System includes an audible and/or visual indicator when sorting bins reach capacity. 23. System includes an emergency stop button. 24. System is interoperable with circulation and security technologies from other vendors 25. System is compatible with both RFID and barcode circulation to be used in a phased implementation. 26. System supports automatic holds label printing. References must be provided of other Horizon libraries that have implemented this feature. EnvisionWare understands and complies with this requirement. EnvisionWare Santa Clara County Library System in Los Altos, California is a SirisDynix Horizon that uses the EnvisionWare AMH solution with the Holds capabilities that causes the sorter to print a hold slips when an item is received. 27. Introductory train-the-trainer training shall be provided. 28. Provider provides live phone support Monday through Friday, 9-5 PST. EnvisionWare understands and exceeds this requirement. For all EnvisionWare Automated Materials Handling customers support is available 24 hours / 7 days a week by live EnvisionWare technicians. 29. Provider provides on-call support services 24/7 with a guaranteed response time of two hours. 30. Provider provides 24 hour or better turnaround for onsite support calls during business hours and 48 hour turnaround on the weekends. EnvisionWare responds to service requests within two hours and immediately acts upon the request. Onsite service is provided at no additional charge when the system is covered under EnvisionWare maintenance. EnvisionWare support department requests onsite assistance when problems cannot be resolved remotely. Our reputation for timely response speaks for itself and is a better measure the than any written message. As stated n the cover letter, we have primary and back up service. 31. Provider does not partner or subcontract with another company for support. EnvisionWare does not subcontract our support. All support is handled by EnvisionWare employees who can ensure rapid and optimal services and support. 32. Provider has support offices within 50 miles of Library. EnvisionWare has a support office located in Concord, CA, which is approximately 60 miles from Palo Alto, CA and back up support within approximately 10 miles. 33. Provider will provide a yearly maintenance or service contract for all equipment provided with an option to purchase multi-year maintenance at the time of purchase. 15 Rev. July 11, 2011 34. Maintenance/service agreement must be renewable on an annual basis. 35. Provider offers a 12-month 100% money-back performance guarantee on all equipment purchased and covered by 12-month warranty or service agreement. EnvisionWare ensures total customer satisfaction. EnvisionWare offers a money‐back purchase satisfaction guarantee for EnvisionWare hardware and software and non‐custom items as stated in our EULA. Custom printed RFID tags, tags inserted in materials, installation costs and transport costs to the library for the initial installation of the equipment are not covered by the money‐back guarantee. 36. All units will be delivered, installed and fully functional based upon the Library’s implementation schedule as agreed upon with Provider. EnvisionWare understands and complies with this requirement. EnvisionWare Professional Services staff will design the implementation schedule with the library staff during the Planning Phase of the Installation process. 37. Provider will detail site requirements for all equipment no later than 90 days before delivery is scheduled. 38. Provider will arrange unpacking and placement of all equipment which it furnishes and removal of all debris generated by the installation of the equipment. 39. Provider will certify in writing when each installation is complete and ready for use. 40. Provider provides a detailed project timetable for the AMH implementations. 16 Rev. July 11, 2011 EXHIBIT B SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCE Installation Schedule A mutually agreeable, detailed Project and Installation Schedule will be delivered to the library within ten working days of contract signing. A draft schedule for the Mitchell Park Library AMH is as follows: Period Tasks to be Performed Responsibility (Provider or Library) November 2013 Provide shop drawings of 13-bin AMH for Main Library Provider December 2013 Work with architects on space planning and design Main Library Library and Provider January 2014 Library orders AMH equipment for Main Library Library: P.O. sent to EnvisionWare June 2014 AMH equipment manufactured for Main Library Provider August 2014 AMH equipment delivered and installed at Main Library Provider September 2014 Configuration and training on AMH system Main Library Provider and Library December 2014 AMH system fully functional Main Library Provider and Library 17 Rev. July 11, 2011 EXHIBIT C SCHEDULE OF FEES (ATTACHED) EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 http://www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Quotation Date 9/14/2011 Estimate #US-10480 Bill To Marth Walters Palo Alto City Library 1213 Newell Rd Palo Alto CA 94303 United States Ship To Martha Walters Palo Alto City Library Mitchell Park Library 4050 Middlefield Road Palo Alto CA 94303 United States Expires 12/13/2011 Exp. Order 3/31/2011 Project Sales Rep Himes, John Product Specialist Partner Memo 12 Bin 3 Inlet AMH Terms Net 30 Days End User Partner User Expira... Maint. Expiration 7/31/2012 Item AMH Induction - Station GEN3 AMH Induction - Panel [External] 24-H Interface AMH Induction - Panel [External] Fire Protection AMH Induction - Detection (RFID Reader) AMH Induction - Detection (Barcode) AMH Induction - SW/HW (Hold Processing - Std) AMH Induction - SW (Bin Full Software) AMH Module - Sorting GEN3 Quant... 3 2 2 3 3 1 1 5 Description SORTER INDUCTION / FRONT BELT MODULE - System control module accepts items into the sorter, reads identification (RFID and/or Barcode); Sensitizes (RFID and/or EM optional); checks in items; retrieves sorting criteria and dispatches accepted items to the proper route and receptacle on the system. The Module includes a Windows XP Workstation PC, LibRetto sorter control software, Master Controller, Ethernet Switch; Touch screen display; and master shutdown switch. ** REQUIRES a SIP2 connection from an ILS that supports the standard sorting extensions. SORTER EXTERNAL INDUCTION PANEL - Touch screen interface and kiosk-style printer incorporated into a weatherproof stainless steel enclosure for external, 24-hour return of materials. Requires Induction/Front Belt behind the panel to process returning items. Suggested option: AMH Induction - Panel [External] Fire Protection SORTER INDUCTION FIRE PROTECTION MODULE - Fire suppression unit installs between the External Induction Panel (24 hour hatch) and the Induction/Front Belt unit. SORTER RFID READER/ANTENNA - Installed in Induction/Front Belt Stations to read RFID tags. Default system supports the open standard Danish Data Model. ISO 15693 / 18000-3 complaint; 13.56MHz; CE SORTER BARCODE SCANNER - Industrial Barcode Scanner Installed in Induction/Front Belt Stations SORTER HOLD PROCESSING - Standard Hold/Reserves Processing Module with Desktop Receipt Printer (a high capacity receipt printer upgrade is optional). As items are processed, the holds module retrieves the hold information and prepares customized receipts for insertion/attachment to items. SORTER BIN FULL SOFTWARE WITH (1) BIN FULL SWITCH - Counts items as they are sorted into a receptacle and then ignites a light at a pre-set limits, disabling the full sort receptacle from further acceptance of items. SORTER SORTING MODULE distributes items into receptacles. In-line, a module provides two sorts. At the end of a line, the module provides three sorts. The end of a sorting line is typically dedicated to exceptions and uses a large bin, space permitting Unit Price 31,995.00 19,995.00 5,495.00 3,995.00 2,495.00 2,195.00 1,450.00 16,495.00 Amount 95,985.00 39,990.00 10,990.00 11,985.00 7,485.00 2,195.00 1,450.00 82,475.00 Page 1 of 4 EXHIBIT C Original Contract Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 http://www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 2 of 4 Quotation Date 9/14/2011 Estimate #US-10480 Item AMH Module - Conveyor [0750] AMH Module - Conveyor [0600] AMH Module - Turntable GEN3 AMH Module - Sorting Bin Full Switch AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Docking Station AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Trolley AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Battery/Charger AMH Receptacle - Bin [Standard] SUBTOTAL AMH PS-EXPFF-U 1st Day PS-TP Day Rate PS-PM-TK-U Project Management Quant... 2 1 2 10 3 6 1 12 2 1 1 Description SORTER CONVEYOR - 750 mm / ~2.5ft. The sorter/buffer module moves items across a space or distance and/or it buffers items that may need to be accepted to avoid system latency. The distributed architecture capitalizes on the addition of each module to increase performance. SORTER CONVEYOR - 600 mm / ~2ft. The sorter/buffer module moves items across a space or distance and/or it buffers items that may need to be accepted to avoid system latency. The distributed architecture capitalizes on the addition of each module to increase performance. SORTER TURNTABLE rotates items to align a spine or to turn right angles. SORTER BIN FULL DEACTIVATION SWITCH is used to stop the distribution of items into a receptacle. The Switch ignites when the Bin Full Software activates the light. (requires Bin Full Software) Add one switch per sort receptacle location. SORTER ERGOSTACK DOCKING STATION automatically raises and lowers items on an ErgoStack Trolley (sold separately) and senses a full Trolley. SORTER ERGOSTACK TROLLEY receives items from the sorter and then converts to a shelving cart using the attached rechargeable battery (requires ErgoStack Docking Station) (1) Battery/Charger included. SORTER ERGOSTACK SPARE BATTERY AND CHARGER for ErgoStack Trolley SORTER STANDARD BIN holds approximately 100 or more print items. The bin has an auto-leveling internal base that raises and lowers with the addition or removal of items in the bin SUBTOTAL for Automated Materials Handling / Sorter System ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - First of Every Five Days Onsite. No partial days. ENVISIONWARE FACTORY PERSONNEL ONSITE INSTALLATION DAY for Sorters ENVISIONWARE TURNKEY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ** Consultation and Project Planning ** Implementation/Installation Services ** Training ** Post Installation Review ** An EnvisionWare Implementation Consultant will be assigned to manage and implement your project from start to finish and includes pre-installation consultation, project planning, product installation and training, and post installation review as mutually agreed. You will receive documentation and progress reports throughout the process. ** A turnkey project is an indication that you have Unit Price 9,995.00 9,995.00 19,495.00 495.00 5,030.00 4,385.00 1,595.00 1,645.00 975.00 1,500.00 2,400.00 Amount 19,990.00 9,995.00 38,990.00 4,950.00 15,090.00 26,310.00 1,595.00 19,740.00 389,215.00 1,950.00 1,500.00 2,400.00 EXHIBIT C Original Contract Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 http://www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 3 of 4 Quotation Date 9/14/2011 Estimate #US-10480 Item SUBTOTAL Services PS-EXPFF-U 1st Day PS-EXPFF-U Additional Day PS-TP Day Rate PS-PM-TK-U Project Management SUBTOTAL Services Quant... 4 10 7 1 Description accepted our calculations for a complete installation. EnvisionWare will assume the responsibility for delivering according to customer expecations defined in a Scope of Work that will be developed collaboratively with your staff. You remain responsible for providing timely access, environmental issues, and for ensuring that your resources including systems are virus free and in complete working order. ++ This price does not include any of the fixed travel cost items when onsite services are requested. SUBTOTAL for EnvisionWare Professional Services These Services are for a Site Survey to check on Electricity and Hole build outs. ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - First of Every Five Days Onsite. No partial days. ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - Additional Days After First. Maximum (4) additional days before an additional First day is required. ENVISIONWARE FACTORY PERSONNEL ONSITE INSTALLATION DAY for Sorters ENVISIONWARE TURNKEY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ** Consultation and Project Planning ** Implementation/Installation Services ** Training ** Post Installation Review ** An EnvisionWare Implementation Consultant will be assigned to manage and implement your project from start to finish and includes pre-installation consultation, project planning, product installation and training, and post installation review as mutually agreed. You will receive documentation and progress reports throughout the process. ** A turnkey project is an indication that you have accepted our calculations for a complete installation. EnvisionWare will assume the responsibility for delivering according to customer expecations defined in a Scope of Work that will be developed collaboratively with your staff. You remain responsible for providing timely access, environmental issues, and for ensuring that your resources including systems are virus free and in complete working order. ++ This price does not include any of the fixed travel cost items when onsite services are requested. SUBTOTAL for EnvisionWare Professional Services These Services are for the Main installation, testing, and training for the new AMH Sorter. Unit Price 975.00 250.00 1,500.00 10,500.00 Amount 5,850.00 3,900.00 2,500.00 10,500.00 10,500.00 27,400.00 EXHIBIT C Original Contract Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 http://www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 4 of 4 Quotation Date 9/14/2011 Estimate #US-10480 Item Quant...Description Unit Price Amount Subtotal Total Tax Total 422,465.00 32,110.24 $454,575.24 All sales subject to the standard EULA and Product Warranty provided with your products. This offer is not valid after the expiration date. Thank you for your interest in EnvisionWare products and services. EXHIBIT C Original Contract Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 http://www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Quotation Date 9/15/2011 Estimate #US-10485 Bill To Marth Walters Palo Alto City Library 1213 Newell Rd Palo Alto CA 94303 United States Ship To Martha Walters Palo Alto City Library Mitchell Park Library 4050 Middlefield Road Palo Alto CA 94303 United States Expires 12/14/2011 Exp. Order 9/15/2011 Project Sales Rep Himes, John Product Specialist Partner Memo 12 Bin 3 Inlet AMH Terms Net 30 Days End User Partner User Expira... Maint. Expiration 7/31/2012 Item AMH Induction - Station GEN3 AMH Induction - Panel [External] 24-H Interface AMH Induction - Panel [External] Fire Protection AMH Induction - Detection (RFID Reader) AMH Induction - Detection (Barcode) AMH Induction - SW/HW (Hold Processing - Std) AMH Induction - SW (Bin Full Software) AMH Module - Sorting GEN3 Quant... 3 2 2 3 3 1 1 5 Description SORTER INDUCTION / FRONT BELT MODULE - System control module accepts items into the sorter, reads identification (RFID and/or Barcode); Sensitizes (RFID and/or EM optional); checks in items; retrieves sorting criteria and dispatches accepted items to the proper route and receptacle on the system. The Module includes a Windows XP Workstation PC, LibRetto sorter control software, Master Controller, Ethernet Switch; Touch screen display; and master shutdown switch. ** REQUIRES a SIP2 connection from an ILS that supports the standard sorting extensions. SORTER EXTERNAL INDUCTION PANEL - Touch screen interface and kiosk-style printer incorporated into a weatherproof stainless steel enclosure for external, 24-hour return of materials. Requires Induction/Front Belt behind the panel to process returning items. Suggested option: AMH Induction - Panel [External] Fire Protection SORTER INDUCTION FIRE PROTECTION MODULE - Fire suppression unit installs between the External Induction Panel (24 hour hatch) and the Induction/Front Belt unit. SORTER RFID READER/ANTENNA - Installed in Induction/Front Belt Stations to read RFID tags. Default system supports the open standard Danish Data Model. ISO 15693 / 18000-3 complaint; 13.56MHz; CE SORTER BARCODE SCANNER - Industrial Barcode Scanner Installed in Induction/Front Belt Stations SORTER HOLD PROCESSING - Standard Hold/Reserves Processing Module with Desktop Receipt Printer (a high capacity receipt printer upgrade is optional). As items are processed, the holds module retrieves the hold information and prepares customized receipts for insertion/attachment to items. SORTER BIN FULL SOFTWARE WITH (1) BIN FULL SWITCH - Counts items as they are sorted into a receptacle and then ignites a light at a pre-set limits, disabling the full sort receptacle from further acceptance of items. SORTER SORTING MODULE distributes items into receptacles. In-line, a module provides two sorts. At the end of a line, the module provides three sorts. The end of a sorting line is typically dedicated to exceptions and uses a large bin, space permitting Unit Price 31,995.00 19,995.00 5,495.00 3,995.00 2,495.00 2,195.00 1,450.00 16,495.00 Amount 95,985.00 39,990.00 10,990.00 11,985.00 7,485.00 2,195.00 1,450.00 82,475.00 Page 1 of 4 EXHIBIT C Original Contract Option Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 http://www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 2 of 4 Quotation Date 9/15/2011 Estimate #US-10485 Item AMH Module - Conveyor [0750] AMH Module - Conveyor [0600] AMH Module - Turntable GEN3 AMH Module - Sorting Bin Full Switch AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Docking Station AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Trolley AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Battery/Charger AMH Receptacle - Bin [Standard] SUBTOTAL AMH PS-EXPFF-U 1st Day PS-TP Day Rate PS-PM-TK-U Project Management Quant... 2 1 2 10 3 6 1 12 2 1 1 Description SORTER CONVEYOR - 750 mm / ~2.5ft. The sorter/buffer module moves items across a space or distance and/or it buffers items that may need to be accepted to avoid system latency. The distributed architecture capitalizes on the addition of each module to increase performance. SORTER CONVEYOR - 600 mm / ~2ft. The sorter/buffer module moves items across a space or distance and/or it buffers items that may need to be accepted to avoid system latency. The distributed architecture capitalizes on the addition of each module to increase performance. SORTER TURNTABLE rotates items to align a spine or to turn right angles. SORTER BIN FULL DEACTIVATION SWITCH is used to stop the distribution of items into a receptacle. The Switch ignites when the Bin Full Software activates the light. (requires Bin Full Software) Add one switch per sort receptacle location. SORTER ERGOSTACK DOCKING STATION automatically raises and lowers items on an ErgoStack Trolley (sold separately) and senses a full Trolley. SORTER ERGOSTACK TROLLEY receives items from the sorter and then converts to a shelving cart using the attached rechargeable battery (requires ErgoStack Docking Station) (1) Battery/Charger included. SORTER ERGOSTACK SPARE BATTERY AND CHARGER for ErgoStack Trolley SORTER STANDARD BIN holds approximately 100 or more print items. The bin has an auto-leveling internal base that raises and lowers with the addition or removal of items in the bin SUBTOTAL for Automated Materials Handling / Sorter System ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - First of Every Five Days Onsite. No partial days. ENVISIONWARE FACTORY PERSONNEL ONSITE INSTALLATION DAY for Sorters ENVISIONWARE TURNKEY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ** Consultation and Project Planning ** Implementation/Installation Services ** Training ** Post Installation Review ** An EnvisionWare Implementation Consultant will be assigned to manage and implement your project from start to finish and includes pre-installation consultation, project planning, product installation and training, and post installation review as mutually agreed. You will receive documentation and progress reports throughout the process. ** A turnkey project is an indication that you have Unit Price 9,995.00 9,995.00 19,495.00 495.00 5,030.00 4,385.00 1,595.00 1,645.00 975.00 1,500.00 2,400.00 Amount 19,990.00 9,995.00 38,990.00 4,950.00 15,090.00 26,310.00 1,595.00 19,740.00 389,215.00 1,950.00 1,500.00 2,400.00 EXHIBIT C Original Contract Option Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 http://www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 3 of 4 Quotation Date 9/15/2011 Estimate #US-10485 Item SUBTOTAL Services PS-EXPFF-U 1st Day PS-EXPFF-U Additional Day PS-TP Day Rate PS-PM-TK-U Project Management SUBTOTAL Services XA-Maintenance XA-Maintenance Quant... 4 10 7 1 1 1 Description accepted our calculations for a complete installation. EnvisionWare will assume the responsibility for delivering according to customer expecations defined in a Scope of Work that will be developed collaboratively with your staff. You remain responsible for providing timely access, environmental issues, and for ensuring that your resources including systems are virus free and in complete working order. ++ This price does not include any of the fixed travel cost items when onsite services are requested. SUBTOTAL for EnvisionWare Professional Services These Services are for a Site Survey to check on Electricity and Hole build outs. ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - First of Every Five Days Onsite. No partial days. ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - Additional Days After First. Maximum (4) additional days before an additional First day is required. ENVISIONWARE FACTORY PERSONNEL ONSITE INSTALLATION DAY for Sorters ENVISIONWARE TURNKEY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ** Consultation and Project Planning ** Implementation/Installation Services ** Training ** Post Installation Review ** An EnvisionWare Implementation Consultant will be assigned to manage and implement your project from start to finish and includes pre-installation consultation, project planning, product installation and training, and post installation review as mutually agreed. You will receive documentation and progress reports throughout the process. ** A turnkey project is an indication that you have accepted our calculations for a complete installation. EnvisionWare will assume the responsibility for delivering according to customer expecations defined in a Scope of Work that will be developed collaboratively with your staff. You remain responsible for providing timely access, environmental issues, and for ensuring that your resources including systems are virus free and in complete working order. ++ This price does not include any of the fixed travel cost items when onsite services are requested. SUBTOTAL for EnvisionWare Professional Services These Services are for the Main installation, testing, and training for the new AMH Sorter. Year 2 Maintenance for AMH Hardware (389215.00 * .11 = $ 42,813.65) Year 3 Maintenance for AMH Hardware (389215.00 * .11 = $ 42,813.65) Unit Price 975.00 250.00 1,500.00 10,500.00 42,813.65 42,813.65 Amount 5,850.00 3,900.00 2,500.00 10,500.00 10,500.00 27,400.00 42,813.65 42,813.65 EXHIBIT C Original Contract Option Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 http://www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 4 of 4 Quotation Date 9/15/2011 Estimate #US-10485 Item SUBTOTAL Items Discount: Maintenance - Advance SUBTOTAL Items Quant...Description SUBTOTAL Years 2 and 3 of Maintenance DISCOUNT for Advance Purchase of EnvisionWare Annual Maintenance Services for Year 2-4 (Payment must be made at time of original purchase.) SUBTOTAL Years 2 and 3 after pre-payment discount. Unit Price -10.00% Amount 85,627.30 -8,562.73 77,064.57 Total $499,529.57 All sales subject to the standard EULA and Product Warranty provided with your products. This offer is not valid after the expiration date. Thank you for your interest in EnvisionWare products and services. EXHIBIT C Original Contract Option Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 / +1 678-382-6500 www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Quotation Date 7/11/2013 Quote Number US-16313 Bill To Martha Walters Palo Alto City Library Mitchell Park Library 4050 Middlefield Road Palo Alto CA 94306 United States Ship To Martha Walters Palo Alto City Library 1213 Newell Road Palo Alto CA 94303 United States Quote Expires 1/31/2014 Project Sales Rep Evans, Ken Partner Currency US Dollar Memo (Prints) Terms Net 30 Days Currency US Dollar End User End User Expiration Maintenance Expira...7/31/2014 Item AMH Induction - Station GEN3 AMH Induction - Panel [External] 24-H Interface AMH Induction - Panel [External] Fire Protection AMH Induction - Detection (RFID Reader) AMH Induction - Panel [Internal] INCover AMH Induction - Station In-line Staff AMH Induction - SW/HW (Hold Processing - Std) AMH Module - Sorting GEN3 Qty 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 6 Description SORTER INDUCTION / FRONT BELT MODULE - System control module accepts items into the sorter, reads identification (RFID and/or Barcode); Sensitizes (RFID and/or EM optional); checks in items; retrieves sorting criteria and dispatches accepted items to the proper route and receptacle on the system. The Module includes a Windows XP Workstation PC, LibRetto sorter control software, Master Controller, Ethernet Switch; Touch screen display; and master shutdown switch. ** REQUIRES a SIP2 connection from an ILS that supports the standard sorting extensions. SORTER EXTERNAL INDUCTION PANEL - Touch screen interface and kiosk-style printer incorporated into a weatherproof stainless steel enclosure for external, 24-hour return of materials. Requires Induction/Front Belt behind the panel to process returning items. Suggested option: AMH Induction - Panel [External] Fire Protection SORTER INDUCTION FIRE PROTECTION MODULE - Fire suppression unit installs between the External Induction Panel (24 hour hatch) and the Induction/Front Belt unit. SORTER RFID READER/ANTENNA - Installed in Induction/Front Belt Stations to read RFID tags. Default system supports the open standard Danish Data Model. ISO 15693 / 18000-3 complaint; 13.56MHz; CE SORTER INTERNAL INDUCTION PANEL - Internal Induction Stainless Panel with flush mount 12 inch industrial touch screen; integrated high performance kiosk printer capability, stainless cover and shelf. SORTER STAFF INDUCTION / FEEDER BELT MODULE - System feeder belt module accepts items into the sorter, reads identification (RFID only), checks in items, retrieves sorting criteria and dispatches accepted items to the proper route and receptacle on the system. The Module does not include a receipt printer or touch screen display. ** REQUIRES a SIP2 connection from an ILS that supports the standard sorting extensions. SORTER HOLD PROCESSING - Standard Hold/Reserves Processing Module with Desktop Receipt Printer (a high capacity receipt printer upgrade is optional). As items are processed, the holds module retrieves the hold information and prepares customized receipts for insertion/attachment to items. SORTER SORTING MODULE distributes items into receptacles. In-line, a module provides two sorts. At the Rate 29,895.00 18,595.00 5,195.00 995.00 10,495.00 19,500.00 1,995.00 15,495.00 Amount 59,790.00 18,595.00 5,195.00 1,990.00 10,495.00 19,500.00 1,995.00 92,970.00 Page 1 of 4 EXHIBIT C Amendment 2 Contract Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 / +1 678-382-6500 www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 2 of 4 Quotation Date 7/11/2013 Quote Number US-16313 Item AMH Module - Conveyor [0700] AMH Module - Conveyor [0600] AMH Module - Conveyor [1000] AMH Module - Turntable GEN3 AMH Induction - SW (Bin Full Software) AMH Module - Sorting Bin Full Switch AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Docking Station AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Trolley AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Battery/Charger AMH Receptacle - Bin [Standard] SUBTOTAL AMH PS-EXPFF-U 1st Day Qty 1 2 2 2 1 13 6 6 1 8 2 Description end of a line, the module provides three sorts. The end of a sorting line is typically dedicated to exceptions and uses a large bin, space permitting SORTER CONVEYOR - 700 mm / ~2.2ft. The sorter/buffer module moves items across a space or distance and/or it buffers items that may need to be accepted to avoid system latency. The distributed architecture capitalizes on the addition of each module to increase performance. SORTER CONVEYOR - 600 mm / ~2ft. The sorter/buffer module moves items across a space or distance and/or it buffers items that may need to be accepted to avoid system latency. The distributed architecture capitalizes on the addition of each module to increase performance. SORTER CONVEYOR - 1000 mm / ~3ft. The sorter/buffer module moves items across a space or distance and/or it buffers items that may need to be accepted to avoid system latency. The distributed architecture capitalizes on the addition of each module to increase performance. SORTER TURNTABLE rotates items to align a spine or to turn right angles. SORTER BIN FULL SOFTWARE WITH (1) BIN FULL SWITCH - Counts items as they are sorted into a receptacle and then ignites a light at a pre-set limits, disabling the full sort receptacle from further acceptance of items. SORTER BIN FULL DEACTIVATION SWITCH is used to stop the distribution of items into a receptacle. The Switch ignites when the Bin Full Software activates the light. (requires Bin Full Software) Add one switch per sort receptacle location. SORTER ERGOSTACK DOCKING STATION automatically raises and lowers items on an ErgoStack Trolley (sold separately) and senses a full Trolley. SORTER ERGOSTACK TROLLEY receives items from the sorter and then converts to a shelving cart using the attached rechargeable battery (requires ErgoStack Docking Station) (1) Battery/Charger included. SORTER ERGOSTACK SPARE BATTERY AND CHARGER for ErgoStack Trolley SORTER STANDARD BIN holds approximately 100 or more print items. The bin has an auto-leveling internal base that raises and lowers with the addition or removal of items in the bin. 22.8"w x 22.8"d x 30.3"h [579.12mm x 579.12mm x 769.62mm]. SUBTOTAL for Automated Materials Handling / Sorter System ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - First of Every Five Days Onsite. No partial days. Rate 8,795.00 8,795.00 10,095.00 18,495.00 1,350.00 495.00 3,995.00 3,725.00 1,275.00 1,495.00 975.00 Amount 8,795.00 17,590.00 20,190.00 36,990.00 1,350.00 6,435.00 23,970.00 22,350.00 1,275.00 11,960.00 361,435.00 1,950.00 EXHIBIT C Amendment 2 Contract Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 / +1 678-382-6500 www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 3 of 4 Quotation Date 7/11/2013 Quote Number US-16313 Item PS-EXPFF-U Additional Day PS-PM-BLDG PS-TP Day Rate SUBTOTAL Services PS-EXPFF-U 1st Day PS-EXPFF-U Additional Day PS-TP Day Rate PS-PM-TK-U Project Management Qty 1 1 1 2 8 5 1 Description ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - Additional Days After First. Maximum (4) additional days before an additional First day is required. ENVISIONWARE COLLABORATIVE PROJECT SERVICES -- PER BUILDING An EnvisionWare Implementation Consultant will collaborate with you and your team on the development of a strategy that ensures optimal use of your EnvisionWare technology investment. ** The Project begins with a Launch Webinar to introduce representatives from your team and ours. In the Launch discussion we will collaborate on project goals, schedule, and milestones. ** A Statement of Work (SOW) will be developed collaboratively which defines the responsibilities of EnvisionWare and your staff and which establishes the criteria that define your acceptance of the solution. ++ This price does not include any of the fixed travel costs (Continental US) or billed expenses (Outside USA) items when onsite services are requested. ENVISIONWARE FACTORY PERSONNEL ONSITE INSTALLATION DAY for Sorters SUBTOTAL for EnvisionWare Professional Services These services are for a Site Survey to check on Electricity and data build outs and other facilities related tasks ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - First of Every Five Days Onsite. No partial days. ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - Additional Days After First. Maximum (4) additional days before an additional First day is required. ENVISIONWARE FACTORY PERSONNEL ONSITE INSTALLATION DAY for Sorters ENVISIONWARE TURNKEY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ** Consultation and Project Planning ** Implementation/Installation Services ** Training ** Post Installation Review ** An EnvisionWare Implementation Consultant will be assigned to manage and implement your project from start to finish and includes pre-installation consultation, project planning, product installation and training, and post installation review as mutually agreed. You will receive documentation and progress reports throughout the process. ** A turnkey project is an indication that you have accepted our calculations for a complete installation. EnvisionWare will assume the responsibility for delivering according to customer expecations defined in a Scope of Work that will be developed collaboratively with your staff. You remain responsible for providing timely access, Rate 250.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 975.00 250.00 1,500.00 10,500.00 Amount 250.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 4,700.00 1,950.00 2,000.00 7,500.00 10,500.00 EXHIBIT C Amendment 2 Contract Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 / +1 678-382-6500 www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 4 of 4 Quotation Date 7/11/2013 Quote Number US-16313 Item SUBTOTAL Services Qty Description environmental issues, and for ensuring that your resources including systems are virus free and in complete working order. ++ This price does not include any of the fixed travel cost items when onsite services are requested. SUBTOTAL for EnvisionWare Professional Services These services are for the Main installation, training, testing of the new sorter Rate Amount 21,950.00 Subtotal Total Tax Total 388,085.00 32,529.15 $420,614.15 All sales subject to the standard EULA and Product Warranty provided with your products. This offer is not valid after the expiration date. EXHIBIT CA Amendment 2 Contract Cost EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 / +1 678-382-6500 www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Quotation Date 7/11/2013 Quote Number US-16313 Bill To Martha Walters Palo Alto City Library Mitchell Park Library 4050 Middlefield Road Palo Alto CA 94306 United States Ship To Martha Walters Palo Alto City Library 1213 Newell Road Palo Alto CA 94303 United States Quote Expires 1/31/2014 Project Sales Rep Evans, Ken Partner Currency US Dollar Memo (Prints) Terms Net 30 Days Currency US Dollar End User End User Expiration Maintenance Expira...7/31/2014 Item AMH Induction - Station GEN3 AMH Induction - Panel [External] 24-H Interface AMH Induction - Panel [External] Fire Protection AMH Induction - Detection (RFID Reader) AMH Induction - Panel [Internal] INCover AMH Induction - Station In-line Staff AMH Induction - SW/HW (Hold Processing - Std) AMH Module - Sorting GEN3 Qty 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 6 Description SORTER INDUCTION / FRONT BELT MODULE - System control module accepts items into the sorter, reads identification (RFID and/or Barcode); Sensitizes (RFID and/or EM optional); checks in items; retrieves sorting criteria and dispatches accepted items to the proper route and receptacle on the system. The Module includes a Windows XP Workstation PC, LibRetto sorter control software, Master Controller, Ethernet Switch; Touch screen display; and master shutdown switch. ** REQUIRES a SIP2 connection from an ILS that supports the standard sorting extensions. SORTER EXTERNAL INDUCTION PANEL - Touch screen interface and kiosk-style printer incorporated into a weatherproof stainless steel enclosure for external, 24-hour return of materials. Requires Induction/Front Belt behind the panel to process returning items. Suggested option: AMH Induction - Panel [External] Fire Protection SORTER INDUCTION FIRE PROTECTION MODULE - Fire suppression unit installs between the External Induction Panel (24 hour hatch) and the Induction/Front Belt unit. SORTER RFID READER/ANTENNA - Installed in Induction/Front Belt Stations to read RFID tags. Default system supports the open standard Danish Data Model. ISO 15693 / 18000-3 complaint; 13.56MHz; CE SORTER INTERNAL INDUCTION PANEL - Internal Induction Stainless Panel with flush mount 12 inch industrial touch screen; integrated high performance kiosk printer capability, stainless cover and shelf. SORTER STAFF INDUCTION / FEEDER BELT MODULE - System feeder belt module accepts items into the sorter, reads identification (RFID only), checks in items, retrieves sorting criteria and dispatches accepted items to the proper route and receptacle on the system. The Module does not include a receipt printer or touch screen display. ** REQUIRES a SIP2 connection from an ILS that supports the standard sorting extensions. SORTER HOLD PROCESSING - Standard Hold/Reserves Processing Module with Desktop Receipt Printer (a high capacity receipt printer upgrade is optional). As items are processed, the holds module retrieves the hold information and prepares customized receipts for insertion/attachment to items. SORTER SORTING MODULE distributes items into receptacles. In-line, a module provides two sorts. At the Rate 29,895.00 18,595.00 5,195.00 995.00 10,495.00 19,500.00 1,995.00 15,495.00 Amount 59,790.00 18,595.00 5,195.00 1,990.00 10,495.00 19,500.00 1,995.00 92,970.00 Page 1 of 4 EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 / +1 678-382-6500 www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 2 of 4 Quotation Date 7/11/2013 Quote Number US-16313 Item AMH Module - Conveyor [0700] AMH Module - Conveyor [0600] AMH Module - Conveyor [1000] AMH Module - Turntable GEN3 AMH Induction - SW (Bin Full Software) AMH Module - Sorting Bin Full Switch AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Docking Station AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Trolley AMH Receptacle - ErgoStack Battery/Charger AMH Receptacle - Bin [Standard] SUBTOTAL AMH PS-EXPFF-U 1st Day Qty 1 2 2 2 1 13 6 6 1 8 2 Description end of a line, the module provides three sorts. The end of a sorting line is typically dedicated to exceptions and uses a large bin, space permitting SORTER CONVEYOR - 700 mm / ~2.2ft. The sorter/buffer module moves items across a space or distance and/or it buffers items that may need to be accepted to avoid system latency. The distributed architecture capitalizes on the addition of each module to increase performance. SORTER CONVEYOR - 600 mm / ~2ft. The sorter/buffer module moves items across a space or distance and/or it buffers items that may need to be accepted to avoid system latency. The distributed architecture capitalizes on the addition of each module to increase performance. SORTER CONVEYOR - 1000 mm / ~3ft. The sorter/buffer module moves items across a space or distance and/or it buffers items that may need to be accepted to avoid system latency. The distributed architecture capitalizes on the addition of each module to increase performance. SORTER TURNTABLE rotates items to align a spine or to turn right angles. SORTER BIN FULL SOFTWARE WITH (1) BIN FULL SWITCH - Counts items as they are sorted into a receptacle and then ignites a light at a pre-set limits, disabling the full sort receptacle from further acceptance of items. SORTER BIN FULL DEACTIVATION SWITCH is used to stop the distribution of items into a receptacle. The Switch ignites when the Bin Full Software activates the light. (requires Bin Full Software) Add one switch per sort receptacle location. SORTER ERGOSTACK DOCKING STATION automatically raises and lowers items on an ErgoStack Trolley (sold separately) and senses a full Trolley. SORTER ERGOSTACK TROLLEY receives items from the sorter and then converts to a shelving cart using the attached rechargeable battery (requires ErgoStack Docking Station) (1) Battery/Charger included. SORTER ERGOSTACK SPARE BATTERY AND CHARGER for ErgoStack Trolley SORTER STANDARD BIN holds approximately 100 or more print items. The bin has an auto-leveling internal base that raises and lowers with the addition or removal of items in the bin. 22.8"w x 22.8"d x 30.3"h [579.12mm x 579.12mm x 769.62mm]. SUBTOTAL for Automated Materials Handling / Sorter System ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - First of Every Five Days Onsite. No partial days. Rate 8,795.00 8,795.00 10,095.00 18,495.00 1,350.00 495.00 3,995.00 3,725.00 1,275.00 1,495.00 975.00 Amount 8,795.00 17,590.00 20,190.00 36,990.00 1,350.00 6,435.00 23,970.00 22,350.00 1,275.00 11,960.00 361,435.00 1,950.00 EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 / +1 678-382-6500 www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 3 of 4 Quotation Date 7/11/2013 Quote Number US-16313 Item PS-EXPFF-U Additional Day PS-PM-BLDG PS-TP Day Rate SUBTOTAL Services PS-EXPFF-U 1st Day PS-EXPFF-U Additional Day PS-TP Day Rate PS-PM-TK-U Project Management Qty 1 1 1 2 8 5 1 Description ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - Additional Days After First. Maximum (4) additional days before an additional First day is required. ENVISIONWARE COLLABORATIVE PROJECT SERVICES -- PER BUILDING An EnvisionWare Implementation Consultant will collaborate with you and your team on the development of a strategy that ensures optimal use of your EnvisionWare technology investment. ** The Project begins with a Launch Webinar to introduce representatives from your team and ours. In the Launch discussion we will collaborate on project goals, schedule, and milestones. ** A Statement of Work (SOW) will be developed collaboratively which defines the responsibilities of EnvisionWare and your staff and which establishes the criteria that define your acceptance of the solution. ++ This price does not include any of the fixed travel costs (Continental US) or billed expenses (Outside USA) items when onsite services are requested. ENVISIONWARE FACTORY PERSONNEL ONSITE INSTALLATION DAY for Sorters SUBTOTAL for EnvisionWare Professional Services These services are for a Site Survey to check on Electricity and data build outs and other facilities related tasks ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - First of Every Five Days Onsite. No partial days. ENVISIONWARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - FLAT FEE FOR EXPENSES - Additional Days After First. Maximum (4) additional days before an additional First day is required. ENVISIONWARE FACTORY PERSONNEL ONSITE INSTALLATION DAY for Sorters ENVISIONWARE TURNKEY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ** Consultation and Project Planning ** Implementation/Installation Services ** Training ** Post Installation Review ** An EnvisionWare Implementation Consultant will be assigned to manage and implement your project from start to finish and includes pre-installation consultation, project planning, product installation and training, and post installation review as mutually agreed. You will receive documentation and progress reports throughout the process. ** A turnkey project is an indication that you have accepted our calculations for a complete installation. EnvisionWare will assume the responsibility for delivering according to customer expecations defined in a Scope of Work that will be developed collaboratively with your staff. You remain responsible for providing timely access, Rate 250.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 975.00 250.00 1,500.00 10,500.00 Amount 250.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 4,700.00 1,950.00 2,000.00 7,500.00 10,500.00 EnvisionWare, Inc. 2855 Premiere Parkway | Suite A Duluth GA 30097-5201 United States 800-216-8370 / +1 678-382-6500 www.envisionware.com Tax ID # 58-2424595 Page 4 of 4 Quotation Date 7/11/2013 Quote Number US-16313 Item SUBTOTAL Services Qty Description environmental issues, and for ensuring that your resources including systems are virus free and in complete working order. ++ This price does not include any of the fixed travel cost items when onsite services are requested. SUBTOTAL for EnvisionWare Professional Services These services are for the Main installation, training, testing of the new sorter Rate Amount 21,950.00 Subtotal Total Tax Total 388,085.00 32,529.15 $420,614.15 All sales subject to the standard EULA and Product Warranty provided with your products. This offer is not valid after the expiration date. APPENDIX N: Contract Revision Form Page 1 of 2 Appendix N: Contract Revision Form CONTRACT REVISION FORM Department: Library Contract #: C12144307 To: Administrative Services Department Purchasing/Contract Administration From: Name: Martha Walters Phone extension: X2308 Date: October 9, 2013 APPENDIX N: Contract Revision Form Page 2 of 2 Type of Contract Revision: Check the appropriate box Funding Reduction Account Number Change X Contract Term Extension Use of Additional Services (already part of original contract) * X Request for Additional Services * * Requires PR in SAP Describe why contract revision is necessary: Additional $462,675.15 for purchases related to the Measure N bond project, specifically Main Library’s Automated Materials Handling System (AMH) as approved in CMR 2024. See attached quotes for expected costs. This quote dollar amount ($420,614.15) plus a 10% contingency amounts to $462,675.15. An additional CMR (#4167) will be submitted to City Council for approval to expand the contract amount with Envisionware and extend the contract end date. Extending contract end date from 11/30/2013 to 12/31/2014, when the Main Library is expected to be open. Approvals: Requested by: Martha Walters Date: 10/09/2013 Department Approval: Date: