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Champion Sports Bar - Catering Agreement Catering proposal for Client Number of covers
Event date Event time Food
Item agreed Price/cover
Total price
Appetisers
Main meal
Beverages
Bar tab #
Staffing (no additional charge if all-inclusive price)
10# Servers
2# Bartenders
2# Chef
$2,200.00
Rentals Sound equipment
$150.00
Decorations Table centrepieces (examples)
Flower arrangements for serving tables
Total estimated amount Subtotal
Sales tax
Total
Deposit due
50% deposit due
The above estimate is not a guaranteed amount. The final invoice amount will reflect charges according to the final guaranteed guest count and any additional charges incurred as approved by Client and our Catering Manager.
To ensure booking of this event, please read and sign the attached Catering Policies.
You may fax or mail a copy with the above deposit amount to accounts@marinoenterprises.com.au
. Champion’s Sports Bar - Catering Policies
Guarantees on number of covers - Food, beverage and add-on items charges based on number of covers will be based on the Client’s final guarantee. Final guest counts are due no later than one week before the date of the event. If no final guest count is received, we will use the number of guests used in the attached proposal. If the guaranteed guest count falls below 75% of the proposal guest count, the price per cover may be increased. We will make every effort to accommodate any last-minute increases in the guest count.
Staffing
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includes staffing for up to 4 hours beginning at the starting time through final clean-up of the event. Overtime is billed at the rate of $15.00 per hour. No overtime will be incurred if the event ends on schedule. We reserve the right to increase or decrease the number of staff if the guaranteed guest count is 10% higher or lower than the number included in this proposal.
Deposit and cancellation policy
A deposit of 50% of the Total Estimated Amount is needed to confirm the booking of this event. Deposit refunds on cancellations are handled as follows:
Notice over 30 days prior to event: full refund of deposit
Notice 10 to 29 days prior to event: 50% refund of deposit
Notice less than 10 days prior to event: no refund of deposit
Final payment - Clients will be billed for the balance due within one week after the event. The invoice amount is due upon receipt. Upon review and acceptance of the proposal and our catering policies, please sign below and return this document with your deposit.
Signatures
Champions Sports Bar representative
Date
Client
Date
Champion’s Sports Bar details
Address 243-249 Park Street, Robinsvale 3999
ABN
46546513218
Phone
(03) 98798 55465
Contact email
[insert]
Accounts payable email
accounts@marinoenterprises.com.au
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a. Fixed rental cost of $3,000
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A) Which option provides the least amount of risk?
A) Option one
B) Option two
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Data with respect to the premium offer are summarized below.
2020
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Sales
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Number of plates distributed an premiuma
Estimated number of plates to be
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4,200,000
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9,000
2,000
3,000
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