Per the price increase notification policy change that was implemented November 12, 2021, all price increase notifications must contain specific information. Please complete the form below for all price increase notifications. Keep in mind that CSC is, first and foremost, a purchasing cooperative. Our goal is to provide our members with industry-leading pricing and value. Raising prices should not be taken lightly and may expose you to review by the Supplier Relation Committee (SRC) and open the category to alternates.

Effective January 1, 2023, the CSC Board of Directors voted to return to the 60-day notification policy. Starting January 1, all supplies must provide a minimum 60-day notice on price increases.

Price Increases will be reviewed by the SRC once per week. All submissions received by end of day Thursday will be reviewed by the SRC the following Monday. Any questions or concerns from the SRC will be communicated to you by end of day Tuesday. If you do not hear back from CSC regarding your submission, the committee did not have any questions and your increase will be announced to CSC members within the week.

If you have any questions regarding this review process, please contact Jeff Landry.

Price Increase Notification

CSC Supplier Price Increase Notification

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    IMPORTANT: CSC has a 60-day notification policy for price increases.
  • Please be specific. What products are impacted? What is the % or average % of the increase?
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  • If your new price list is now available, please upload it below. If not, when will it be available?
  • Max. file size: 128 MB.
  • Specific justification required. Please include details including, but not limited to, specific increases you have received in raw materials, freight, labor, etc. Upload below increase letters from your suppliers or other justification documents, if applicable.
  • Max. file size: 128 MB.
  • Please provide a breakdown for your products/service increase. For example, 65% is steel increases, 10% is nickel, 15% is freight, 10% is labor/overhead.
  • Should this increase be considered permanent or temporary? If temporary, what benchmarks are you using to determine when prices will decrease?
  • Preference would be a surcharge tied to specific market index(s) (steel, cotton, fuel, etc.). As the index price increases, so does the surcharge. As the index decreases, the surcharge follows.
  • When we announce price increases to members, we include a quote from suppliers that explains the increase. We will directly quote whatever you provide here.
  • Max. file size: 128 MB.