The RFP notes an average ledger balance of roughly $210 million and requires a $1.05 million good‑faith guarantee. Typical county banking service fees (maintenance, transaction, lock‑box, ACH, wire, etc.) range from 0.05 % to 0.15 % of average daily balances, plus per‑transaction fees. Assuming a modest 0.07 % of $210 M yields about $147,000 annually in service fees, while transaction‑based fees (e.g., 7,800 checks, lock‑box items, ACH items) could add another $200,000‑$300,000 per year. Over a two‑year base term, total annualized costs likely fall between $350,000 and $500,000. Adding the required collateral administration and the good‑faith guarantee (which is a security deposit, not revenue), the overall contract “value” in terms of County out‑lay is roughly $400,000‑$600,000 for the base term. To provide a single estimate, I will use the midpoint of $500,000 for the two‑year period, which translates to an annualized value of $250,000. Therefore, the contract’s estimated monetary value is approximately **$500,000**.