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Agreement with C3 Technology Services <br />for Managed Print Services <br />September 20, 2016 <br />Page 2 <br />City Manager's Office, Police Department, Parks Recreation and Community Services Agency, <br />the Public Works Agency, and Information Technology (IT). The evaluation committee rated the <br />proposals using the following four criteria: <br />1. Qualifications and experience <br />2. Understanding the scope of work <br />3. Responsiveness to the RFP and ability <br />4. Cost of proposal <br />The focus of the evaluation process was to select the proposal that provided the most thorough <br />and competitive program design that met the performance standards set forth in the RFP. Of the <br />four submissions, the committee determined that all four vendors met or exceeded each of the <br />RFP requirements (70 percent or above). However, the top two vendors were selected as <br />finalists and invited to a clarification interview on August 11, 2016; to further discuss their <br />respective proposals and discuss in detail the services to be provided. <br />After review of the provided material, responses to RFP, evaluation committee notes, interview <br />questions /answers, and reference check(s), staff has decided to award a Managed Print Services <br />contract to C3. In addition, of all the companies that submitted proposals, C3 submitted the <br />lowest price. This lower price reduces the cost per printed page by more than 27% from current <br />levels. <br />C3 has provided Managed Print Services to the City since November 2012. Since the inception <br />of the Managed Print Services contract, the City has been able to reduce its fleet of copiers, <br />Multi- Function Printers ( "MFP ") and printers from a high of 577 to an existing equipment mix of <br />259, see below for more details: <br />The majority of the City's printing is incurred via utilization of the MFP. However, upon <br />recommendation by C3, a reduction of the City's printer inventory will allow for additional cost - <br />savings. Specifically, C3 has provided consulting, as required in the agreement, where equipment <br />needs to be placed to achieve optimal use by City staff and allow for the transition of Staff printing <br />needs from printers to MFP's. Furthermore, as the City transitions from its use of printers for its <br />printing needs to MFP's, the number of equipment will decrease along with the corresponding <br />maintenance and related equipment needs. <br />C3 has been a pivotal partner for the City in achieving a cost savings via the implementation of <br />the Managed Print Services program. Prior to C3, the City spent an estimated amount of <br />$550,000 which included but not limited to the following: leasing of MFP copier and printer <br />25G -2 <br />Equipment <br />riot to C3 <br />Equipment <br />durina C3 <br />Net change <br />Copiers <br />22 <br />0 <br />22 <br />Multi- Function Copiers <br />39 <br />90 <br />51 <br />Printers <br />516 <br />169 <br />347 <br />Totals: <br />577 <br />259 <br />(318 <br />The majority of the City's printing is incurred via utilization of the MFP. However, upon <br />recommendation by C3, a reduction of the City's printer inventory will allow for additional cost - <br />savings. Specifically, C3 has provided consulting, as required in the agreement, where equipment <br />needs to be placed to achieve optimal use by City staff and allow for the transition of Staff printing <br />needs from printers to MFP's. Furthermore, as the City transitions from its use of printers for its <br />printing needs to MFP's, the number of equipment will decrease along with the corresponding <br />maintenance and related equipment needs. <br />C3 has been a pivotal partner for the City in achieving a cost savings via the implementation of <br />the Managed Print Services program. Prior to C3, the City spent an estimated amount of <br />$550,000 which included but not limited to the following: leasing of MFP copier and printer <br />25G -2 <br />