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THE COOPERATIVE PURCHASIN NETWORK (TCPN)

The following pages will constitute the contract between the successful ve s) and The Cooperative Purchasing Network (hereinafter referred td as TCPN) having its I place ofi

business at 7145 West Tidwell Houston TX 77092 Respondent shall include in writing any required exceptions or deviations from1these terms conditions and specifications If agreed to by TCPN they will be incorporated into the firal contract I

This contract consists of the provisions set forth below including Provision~ Of all attachments referenced herein In the event of a conflict between the provisions set forth qelow and those contained in any attachmentthe provisions set forth below shall control I

I GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS I

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1 CustDmer SUPPDrt I gt

The vendor shall provide timely and accurate technical advice and sales support to TCPN staff and TCPN participants1I The vendor shall respond to such requests within on~ (1) working day after receipt of the request

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2 Assignment of CDntract Igt

No assignment of contact may be made without the prior written approval ofTCPN Purchase orders and payment can only made to awarded vendor unless otherwise appro~ed by TCPN

Awarded vendor is required to notify TCPN when any material change in oper~tions is made that may adversely affect TCPNs members (Le bankruptcy change of ownership merger etc)

- I 3 Disclosures

I Respondent affirms that heshe has not given offered to give nor intends 0 give at any time hereafter any economic opportunity future employment gift loan gratuity s~ecial discount trip

gt favor or service to apbliC servant in connection with this contract I Include a complete description of any and all relationships that might be considered a conflict of interest in doing business with participants in TCPN i

The respondent affirms that to the best of hisher knowledge the offer Has been arrived at independently and is submitted without collusion with anyone to obtain information or gain any favoritism that would in any way limit competition or give an unfair advantage over other vendors in the award of this contract I

4 Renewal of Contract

Unless otherwise stated all contracts are for a period of one (1) year with an dption to renew anriually for an additional four (4) years if agreed to by TCPN and the vendor TCfN shall review the contract prior to the renewal date and notify the current awarded vendor each year of the contract renewaL Awarded vendor shall honor the administrative fee for any Sales occurred

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beyond 30 days on any sales made based on a TCPN contract whether awarded a renewal ormiddot

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5 Funding Out Clause I Anyall contracts exceed~ng one (1) year shall include a standard funding out clause A contract for the acquisition including lease of real or personal property is a commitment of the entitys current revenue only provided the contract contains either or both bf the following provisions I Retains to the entity the oontinuing right to terminate the contract at the expiratio~ Qf each budget period during the term onhe contract and is conditioned on a best efforts attempt by the entity to obtain appropriate funds for payment of the contract J

i 6 Ordering Procedures ~ i

Purchase orders are issued by participating entities to the awarded vendor stating Per TCPN ~~ I

II 7 Shipments (if applicable)

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The awarded vendor shall ship ordered products -within seven (7) working days for goods available and within foUr (4) to six (6) weeks for specialty items after the reoeipt of the order unless modified If a product cannot be shipped within that time the awarded vbndor shall notify the entity placing the order as to why the product has not shipped and shall pro~ide an estimated shipping date At this point the participating entity may cancel the order if estimated shipping time is not acceptable I

8 Invoices I The awarded vendor srall submit invoices to the participating entity clearly s~ating Per TCPN Contract The shipment tracking number or pertinent information for verification shall be made available upon request

I 9 Tax Exempt Status I

Since this is a national pontract knowing the tax laws in each state is the sole ~esponsibilitYOfthe vendor

10 Reporting

The awarded vendor shall electronically provide TCPN with a detailed monthl~yor quarterly report showing- the dollar volume of all sales under the contract for the previous month or quarter Reports shall be sentvia e-mail to TCPN offices at reportingtcpnorg eportsaredue on the fifteenth (15th

) day after the close of the previous month or quarter It is Vhe responsibility of the awarded vendor to collect and compile all sales under the contract from participating members and submit) one (1) report Contracts are reviewed monthly failure to report as

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stipulated may result in possible suspension of contract The report shall inclu e at least the following information as listed in the example below

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TCPN Report Month or Quarter

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i Entity Name ~ip Code State PO or Job Sale Amount

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11 Payments

The entity using the contract will make payments directly to the awarded vendor I

12 Pricing

The awarded vendor agrbes to provide pricing to TCPN and its participating entities that are the lowest pricing available ind the pricing shall remain so throughout the duratio~ of the contract The awarded vendor agrees to promptly lower the cost of any product purchased through TePN following a reduction in the manufacturer or publishers direct cost Price inqreases must be approved by TCPN However the awarded vendor must honor previous prices for thirty (30)

days after approval and rritten notification from TCPN if requested I All ricin submitted to TCPN shall include the two ercent 2 administrative fee to be

remitted to TCPN by the awarded vendor It is the awarded vendors respon ibility to keep all pricing up to date and 6n file with TCPN All price changes shall be presented to TCPN for acceptance using the same format as was accepted in the original contract j All deliveries shall be reight prepaid FOB destination and shall be inclu ed in all pricing offered unless otherwise clearly stated in writing I

13 warran~ condit~ons I All supplies equipment and services shall Include manufacturers minimum standard warranty and one (1) year labor vyarranty unless otherwise agreed to in writing I

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14 Indemnity I

The awarded vendor shall protect indemnify and hold harmless TCPII anti its participants administrators employees and agents against all claims damages losses an~ expenses arising out of or resulting from Ithe actions ofthe vendor vendor employees or vendor subcontractors in the preparation of the solicitation and the later execution of the contract Any llitigation involving TCPN its administratqrs and employees and ~gents will be in Harris County Texas Any litigation Involving TCPS members shall be In the jurisdiction of the particiPatirg agencymiddot

15 Franchise Tax

The respondent hereby certifies that heshe is not currently delinquent in the Rayment of any franchise taxes

16 Marketing

Awarded vendor agrees to allow TCPN to use their name and logo within wel)site marketing materials and advertisement Any use of TCPN name and logo by awarded iendor must be approved

17 Supplemental Agreements

The entity participating in1 the TCPN contract and awarded vendor may enter nto a separate supplemental agreement to further define the level of service requirements ovelihand above the minimum defined in this contract ie invoice requirements ordering requireme ts specialized delivery etc Any supplemental agreement developed as a result of this contrah is exclusively between the participating entity and awarded vendor TCPN its agents members1and employees shall not be made party to lany claim for breach of such agreement bull

18 Certificates of Insuranc~ I Certificates of insurance ihall be delivered to the TCPN participant prior to cO1lmencement of work The insurance company shall be licensed in the applicable state in whidh work is being conducted The awarded vendor shall give the participating entity a minimum bf ten (10) days notice prior to any modifitations or cancellation of policies The awarded vendor shall require all subcontractors performing any work to maintain coverage as specified

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Either party may cancel this contract in whole or in part by providing writt~n notice The cancellation will take effect 30 business days after the other party receiv~s the notice of

cancellation After the ~30th business day all worllt will cease follQwing cOljl1pletion of final purchase order I TCPN reserves the right to request additional items not already on contract at a~y time

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SIGNATURE FORM

The undersigned hereby proposes and agrees to furnish goods andlor services in strict compliance with the terms specifications and conditions at the prices proposed within response unless noted in writing The undersigned further certifies that heishe is an officer of the company and has authority to negotiate and bind the company named below

Prices are guaranteed 120 days

Company name

Address

Fax No 70L(-S-6519 Email address h sL e a s ~ ~ o r c n r L s n - C u e C O ~ Printed name

Position with company

Authorized signature

Accepted by The Cooperative Purchasing Network

Term of contract to

Unless otherwise stated all contracts are for a period of one (1) year with an option to renew annually for an additional four (4) years if agreed to by TCPN and the awarded vendor Awarded vendor shall honor all administrative fees for any sales made based on a TCPN contract whether renewed or not

Director of T ~ P N

Authorized Signature

2acw A -cab Print Name

TCPN Contract Number I34985

qALo Date

TAB 2 - QUESTIONNAIRE

Please provide responses to the following questions that address your companys operations organization structure and processes for providing products and services

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1 States Covered ~ bull Bidder must indicate anY and all states where products and services can be offe ed Please indicate the price co-efficient for each state if it varies

M All States (Selecting this box is equal to checking all boxes below)

DAlabama DAlaska DArizona

DArlltansas DCalifornia DColorado

DConnecticut DDelaware DFlorida DGeorgia DHawaii Dldaho Dlllinois Dlndiana Dlowa DKansas DKentucky DLoui~iana DMaine DMa~land

I D Massachusetts

DMichigan DMinriesota DMisslssippi DMissouri

DMontana DNebraska DNevada DNew Hampshir DNewJersey DNew Mexico DNewYorllt DNorth Carolina DNorth Dalltota DOhio DOklahoma DOregon DPennsylvania DRhode Island DSouth Carolina DSouth Dakota DTennessee DTexas DUtah DVermont DVirginia DWashington DWest Virginia DWisconsin DWyoming

2 Minority and Women Business Enterprise (MWBE) and (HUB) Participation

It is the policy of some entities participating in TCPN to involve minority and wo Ien business enterprises and historically utilized businesses (HUB) in the purchase of goods nd services Respondents shall indicate below whether or not they are an MIWBE or HUB ce ified

a MinorityWomen Business Enterprise Respondent certifies that this firm is an MIWBE DYes

b Historically Underutilized BUsinesses Respondent certifies that this firm is a HUB DYes o

3 Residency

Responding co~panys principal place of business is in the city O-CQJ-tMCt state of NCn I

4 Felo~y Conviction Notice

Please check applicable box

D A publicly held cqrporation therefore this reporting requirement is not a

~ Is not owned or dperated by anyone who has been convicted of a felony

D Is owned or operated by the following individual(s) who hashave been c nvicted of a felony

-If the 3~d box is clJecked a detailed explanation of the names and convic ions must be attached

5 Processing Information

Company contact for

Purchase Orders

Contact Person --San Q ~k0+(hQC+ Titlemiddot V -e ~(~S j d-+-Cornpanyen _ -S~Sf~ ~bavr- ~fC-vJ~ AddressO ~oi 0

City1xAi 0~ Spound ~ ltJS State N L Zip d-e0 l )

Phone SSB-4 Lf 0 - 9205 Fax 1 Dy - ~ EJ -(9 51 Cj

Email ~cc-hUplusmnLfla~+lt2-middotJoS~v L br(~T Yf~

~~~~L~State t0C Zip ~L6 8 4 0shy OSFax 104 -58-Co5 Lj

Email =fgtc~v+1hGLo+ e ~Dspz-(lbrCw-i~inl~re ltDshy

6 Distribution Channel Which best describes your companys position in the d1ibullon channelmiddot I

D Manufacturer direct D Certified educationgovernment reseller

D Authorized distributor 6Zl Manufacturer marketing through reseller

D Value-added re~eller D Other ___________

7 Pricing Information ~ I bull In addition to the current typical unit pricing furnished herein the Vendor 9grees to offer all

future product introductions at prices that are proportionate to Contract Pricing ~es DNo

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If anSwer is no attach a statement detailing how pricing for TCPN participants would be calculated i

i bull Pricing submitted Includes the required TCPN administrative fee O]Yes DNo

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Vendor agrees to remit to TCPN the required administrative fee [J]Yes DNo I~I

bull Additional discounts for purchase of a guaranteed quantity []Yes DNo

8 Cooperatives

LISt any 0 th f t t t t tIy e e process 0 f fecunnger coopera (ve or S a e con rac s curren h Id or In th I

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TAB 3 - COMPANY PROFILE

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1 LlAT LLC dba Jasper Library Furniture I 2 LlAT LLC Vilas established June 16 2009 when it purchased the ~asper I

Library Furniture brand from JasperGroup (see enclosed press release)

3 DampB - does not rx1st I 4 Organizational chart - Brian Lish - President Jane Schutmaat - fVP Fred

Schutmaat -- VP S~les (Fred and Jane report to Brian) I 5 Corporate Office - Jasper Library Furniture PO Box 70 Barium ~prings NC

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6 Terms - 1 10 net 30

7 Competition - Worden Brodart Palmiere Agati

8 Market Share -15

9 Jasper Library Furhiture (JLF) is gaining market share bull

10 JLF is gaining market share through i~dependent rep OrganizatJons and o

dealer network AF is also gaining market share with the use a~d promotion

of their 120 UV Flatline finish system which is Green thus prqducing

furniture in accor~ance with LEED Ilone of the aforementioned

competitors havethis ability I

11 JLF will be releaJing a brand-new Binder in April which will include I bull

brochures and plClnning guides featuring new product offeringsl design ~

series end panels amp BCI products I 12 JLF will send a mass email to all reps and dealers of record the ~CPN

II contract terms and related information JLF will also post the ICPN contract

on their website ir a newly created (contracts tab bull

13 JLF management will hold an internal staff meeting to disseminate the

TCPII contract information II I

14 JLF does not currently have an online catalog or ability to place purchase

orders via the web I1

15 JLFs customer service personnel are also known as project m~nagers Their hours of op~ration are 730am - 430 pm M- F TheyarJ located at

the Corporate Office in Troutman NC

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PRESS RELEASE

LlAT LLC purchases Jasper Library Furniture and Blanton amp Moore irandSJasper Library Furniture

694 North Main Street TROUTMAN NC 02 JULY 2009 f PRESS RELEASE Troutman NC 28166

LlAT LLC announced the completion of its acquisition of Jasper Library F~rnjturePost Office Box 70

and Blanton amp Moore today from Jasper Group an 80-year-old contract furniture Barium Springs NC 28010

manufacturer located in Jasper Indiana LlAT LLC will operate the newlJ acquired

brands as Jasper Library Furniture 1CLIENT CONTACT

Brian Lish The new owners are Brian Lish Fred Schutmaat and Jane Schutmaat alilfOrmerly President with Jasper Group Brian Lish President will manage the daily operationJ of the

8123090058 company as well as overseeing the manufacturing facilities Fred Schutm~at Executive Vice President of Sales will be coordinating sales strategies a1d efforts as

well as LEED certification FSC implementation and emerging technologi~s Jane Schutmaat Executive Vice President will be managing projects and leading new

product development The team worked together to build the Jasper Libr~ry Furniture Brand within the Jasper Group organization 1

I JASPER ~ Library Furniture When the idea was presented that the Jasper Library Furniture and Blan~on amp Moore

Brands may be available from Jasper Group we jumped at the opportuniw Mr Ush

emphasized Both Brands have a stellar reputation for providing custombrs with wood furniture solutions and this reputation has been building within the library industry

We welcomed the chance to purchase these Brands from Jasper Group and the ability

to partner with them as projects arise to solve furniture needs that mergelthe two companies expertise -library furniture along with casegoods and seating

I A strong relationship has been built between Jasper Library Furniture and the other divisions of Jasper Group over the last 6 years and this relationship will cbntinue

after the purchase Though owned independently the two companies will maintain relationships with the same rep groups as well as supporting each other in joint

speCifications on various library projects

The purchase includes full ownership of the Brands all product lines andi two

manufacturing facilities located in Troutman and Taylorsville North carolina Jasper Library Furniture currently has a total of 56 employees The new corporate

headquarters will be located at the production facility in Troutman while f~e finishing lines and inventory will continue to be handled at the Taylorsville facility fustomers

will see a seamless transition to new ownership as library orders were already managed produced and shipped from the North Carolina facilities while ~nder Jasper Group ownership )1

The management team is also striving to become a leader in the library urniture industry for green product The recent installation of a new UV finish linel will support their drive to produce durable wood products in an environmentally sensitive manner

Work is currently underway to produce a second spray-on line for W fitshes

Within the library specification process FSC certification and LEED poi~ts

consideration are all part of the project parameters Jasper Library Furni~ure

works with the client to meet their green goals within each project The 91ient will

make the ultimate decision as to the level of environmental conSCiousne[s that the project warrants and its budget dictates states Fred Schutmaat

The combination of financial marketing and production expertise within he

management team will create the energy to drive the growth necessary to becorre a leader in an industry that is showing strong potential within an otherwite slow furniture industry sector

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PRESS RELEASE

Jasper Library Furniture

694 North Main Street

Troutman NC 28166

Post Office Box 70

Barium Springs NC 28010

CLIENT CONTACT

Brian Lish

President

8123090058

I JASPERJ Library Furniture

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Fred Schutmaat continues Things are constantly changing within the va~ous library

market segments so you need to have a laser focus on library - day in arid day out

When I sit down with a project team ~ the architects designers and the en~ user - to

discuss the project goals I want them to know that we are a furniture sou~~e that is

committed to meeting the needs of everyone involved in the project We ~i11 partner

and work with them from design conception through production delivery and

installation Because we all understand and respect the complexity of todJys library

user-needs we are very excited to be purchasing Jasper Library FurnitU]

Jane Schutmaat defines what makes the team passionate about library s lutions

In order to be a leader in the library furniture industry the corporation - r~gardless of its size - must have a hands-on management style You must be flexiblk quick to

respond know your projects and the goals of each end user and design ~our distribution networks around the library business She continues Underttanding

that foremost within a library the furniture is a working tool Library environments

and their user needs are always evolving technology is ever-changing a~d the

furniture that supports this must keep up Each project has special needslthat may

start with standard product but many times evolves into a custom solutiop for a

unique application Responsibly meeting all of these needs defines a leader in the

library furniture business I

Libraries will continue to flourish evolve and serve the public need for knwtedge

as they have for centuries The outlook for growth in all library market se ments

is strong and this is refleCted in orders for 2010 The new Jasper Library urniture

management team states that their growth will be driven by the develoP1ent of new

products that lead the industry in materials applications customer driven furniture

solutions developing green production processes and partnering as a sdlutions

provider from project inception With over 61 years of combined library eperience

the new owners expect Jasper Library Furniture to become the leader in ~he

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Ilbmoy duoy i Bios available upon request

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COPYRIGHT 2009 JASPER LIBRARY FURNITURE

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I JASPER ~ Library FurnIture

694 North Main Street

Troutman North Carolina 28166

Environmental Mission II

IJasper Library Furniture is committed to reducing reusing and recycling We use non-solvent based adhesives and minirnize the use of disposable packaging The processes used reduce the strain on the

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Wood is a great material It is the most diverse process friendly and widely utilized natural res4urce in mankinds history No other natural resource can match the environmental advantages of wood It is renewable recyclable and biodegradable Utilizing the suns energy trees grow and remove carbon dioxide from the air while gi~ing off oxygen to benefit the entire planet Harvesting rnature tree~ in a sustainable forest allows th~ photosynthetic cycle to continue at full optimization We are proud to sue wood as our prirnary Green renewable resource

II I Surprisingly much of the public has the impression that manufacturing wood furniture involves wasting natural resources and destroying the environment when just the opposite is true Hardwood tr~es are growing much faster than they are being cut ensuring that wood will still be an important part of the future According to the US Fore~t Service the US grows each year about 50 percent more than wh~t we are cutting More trees are in t~e forest today than yesterday Current statistics from the Forest Service indicate that there is rnore than 715 billion board feet of commercial size tirnber growing and av~i1able and this does not include trees growing in parts wilderness or other set-aside land I

Jasper Library Furniture al~o utilizes the ultraviolet finishing process that dates back many yea~ Over those years vast improvements have been made making UV a state of the art technologically advanded and an environmentally friendly finishing system This process is one the cleanest most efficient and cpst effective ways of finishing in the ind4stry This process virtually eliminates the VOC and HAP that cah be emitted into the atmosphere as well as incorporating an ultraviolet curing process that provides a durable and consistent finish This flat line UV finishing system enables all of the left over finish material tOlbe recaptured recycled and used again with no post cure by-products

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Jasper Library Fumiture el1)ployees are trained in compliance with the applicable occupationa~safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations to exceed all applicable Department of Environment I management 9DEM) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations for air emissions storm water and hazardous waste dispqsal I Alternative materials are available for consideration from Jasper Library Furniture Solid wood IInd engineered woods like LyptuSreg Plybooreg reclaimed woods agricultural and post-consumer waste fiber products soy-based rein bio-composites Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified wood trye list continues to grow-all allow possible LEED credits toward Green Building Certification These options can be considered for specific applications based on their performance We support sustainable forestry by purchasing wood products grown in sustainable forest programs I It is the investments in our ~nishing process packaging system and reusable resources that will assure our Customers continue to receive the best value in library furnishings

TAB 4 - PRODUCTS I SERVICES

PRICING

Library Furniture - 45discount

bull Local representa~ion- Jasper Library Furniture has a rePdeal+ for all ar~as within United States

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bull Product Support can be handled by Project Management from Corporate

Office andor RepsDealers

bull Delivery amp Install~ation - quoted separately i

bull Warehousing - JLF can warehouse products if necesmiddotsary JLF ~as 2 facilities J

with a combined i170OOO sq ft

bull Warranty - 20 years (see enclosed warranty statement) bull

bull All JLF products are manufactured per order

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JASPER 694 North Main Street

Troutman North Carolina 28166 888-440middot82 5 VOICE wwwjasperlibraryfumiturecom

Library Furniture 704528~19

Warranty

I Jasper Library Furnit~re warrants their casegoods to the original purc~aser that

each piece of furnitute will be free from defects in workmanship givenl normal

~ luse for a period of twenty years Drawer suspensions carry a lifetime jVVarranty

Jasper Library Furn~iture Will at its option repair or replace any defective ~ I

merchandise within the terms of the warranty This warranty does nOf apply to

damage resulting fro( accident alteration or misuse II

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Jasper Library Fumit~re warrants their seating to the original purchase~ that each n

piece of furniture will be free from defects in workmanship given nor~al use for

five years Caster~ are warranted to be free from defects in mat~rials and

workmanship for a period of five years and textiles for two years

Jasper Library Furniture will at its option repair or replace an defective

merchandise within the terms of the warranty This warranty does n t apply to

damage resulting from accident alteration or misuse

TAB - 5 REFERENCES

1 University of Notre Dame

Julie Boyton

South Bend IN

574-631-4201

4 years

Reading Tables Computer Stations Study Carrels Service Desks Moot Clurt Furniture

$800000 i

2 Douron I Ron Hux

I Owings Mills MD ij

410-363-2600

3 years

Study Tables Computer Stations Shelving Service Desks Atlas amp Diction ry Stands

$500000

3 Cultural Surroundings

Nicole McKenzie

Dallas TX

214-742-2400

5 years ~

Study Tables Computer Stations Shelving Service Desks Atlas amp Dictionary Stands

$600000

4 Sierra Nevada College

Jim Steinmann

lake Tahoe NV

530-546-4428 6 years

End Panels for steel shelving Study Carrels Study Tables Media Display Units

$500000

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TAB - 5 REFERENCES (cont)

5 University of Southern Indiana

Ruth Miller

Evansville IN

812-464-1824

5 years

Study Tables End pJnels Study Carrels Atlas amp Dictionary Stands compJter Stations I

$1000000 III

6 ~~~s~~~r~vad~ Reno I

RenoNV I 775-682-5677 I 3 years I Study Tables Compiuter Stations Study Carrels End Panels Atlas amp Dicticlgtnary Stands

$750000

7 Clark County Public Library Systems II

Susan Schoeman

Las Vegas NV

702-731-2033

2 years

Reading Tables Computer Stations Service Desks Atlas amp Dictionary Se f Check Kiosks ij

$500000 ~

8 Northeast Interior Systems Inc

Dave Stannard

Liverpool NY

315-622-3121

6 years

Study Tables Computer Stations Study Carrels End Panels Atlas amp Dict onary Stands

$300000

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i TAB - 5 REFERENCES (cont)

9 Maffei Strayer

Rich Strayer

Leetsdale PA

412-741-1850

6 years

Study Tables Computer Stations Shelving Atlas amp Dictionary Stands

$250000

10 Longo amp Associates

Nat Longo

201-825-1500

Ramsey NJ

3 years

Reading Tables Computer Stations Shelving End Panels Atlas amp Dictionary Stands

$250000

TAB 7 - MISCELLANEOUS

Jasper Library Furniture utilizes a 120 UV Flatline finish system This I V finish is

the most durable and nontoxic in the finish industry resulting in Green products

in accordance with LEED il

Jasper Library Furniture is currently in the process of having the Sher ood II

Shelving product line BIFMA Tested and Certified by Material Analyti al Services

(MAS) Suwanee GA

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