More Proven Results...
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Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne needed to purchase Data Center APC UPS Equipment. IPFW had 4 suppliers and BidBridge sourced an additional 35. Based on the Buyer's request, the bid was received, sourced and released within a 2-day time frame. BidBridge adjusted to the buyers needs and completed the event on a short time line. The lump sum bid had 3 first place turnovers and 5 extensions. The final pricing came in at 28% under retail list price.
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BidBridge was excited to conduct our first event in the State of Tennessee with the City of Cookeville for a Street Sweeper. When the bid ended, 1st and 2nd place were separated by 0.11%. The BidBridge process helped find the True Market Value of the Street Sweeper.
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The City of Stoughton, Wisconsin's first event for a Tender Fire Truck saved them 11% using the BidBridge process. The bid had 8 suppliers placing 30 bids in 33 minutes. Several of the city's departments also attended the bid so they could see the dynamic bidding process and witnessed the bid come in under budget.
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Greater Clark County Schools in Jeffersonville, Indiana used the BidBridge process to solicit term bids for 178,000 gallons of unleaded and Bio-Diesel bulk fuels. Three fuel jobbers submitted 78 lowering bids with the lowest bid changing hands 22 times in the 55 minute live bidding event. The final lowest bid for both fuels was the incumbent who placed 18 bids to retain the business with the school system.
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The city of Glasgow, KY turned to BidBridge to help purchase a landfill compactor for their Department of Solid Waste Landfill Division. Glasgow has repeatedly partnered with BidBridge to achieve true market value on their capital purchases. This event ran for thirty minutes between with the final bids less than 1% apart.
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In 45 minutes, three fire rescue truck manufacturers placed a total of 27 lowering bids with eleven first place turn over's. The outcome was a 16% savings based upon the final lowest bid. The spread between the 1st and 2nd place bidders was less than 1%. Claremore decided to award the bid to the 2nd place bidder based on best value.
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Four road salt companies placed 30 lowering bids using BidBridge's Reverse Auction that lasted 30 minutes. Warren County's road salt costs were reduced by 13% from the initial bid.
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The city of Ashland, Kentucky partnered with BidBridge to conduct an event for the purchase of three cutaway buses. Three competing suppliers participated in a 39 minute reverse auction that resulted in 31 bids and 11 first place turnovers. The winning supplier alone submitted 17 bids on behalf of the company to earn the City's business.
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Cuyahoga Falls' first event with BidBridge ended with 89 bids, 27 first place turnovers and 58 extensions from three suppliers. True market value was shown because the high-low percentage between the 1st and 2nd place supplier was less than half a percentage point and the difference between all suppliers was less than 2%.
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