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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2014 Food Beverage Program Revised Food & Beverage Program Catering Concessions Alcohol Overview History Current Contact Expiration / Opportunity for change Proposal In House Food & Beverage Manager Customer Caterer Choice Food & Beverage Program Percentage Food & Beverage Current Exclusive Food & Beverage Provider Contract expires August 31, 2014 Exclusive Food & Beverage Provider prior to amending contract which was to end June 30, 2016 Catering 15% of Gross 24% of Gross Concessions 25% of Gross 33% of Gross Alcohol 30% of Gross 33%-44% of Gross Food & Beverage Program New Program September 1, 2014 Catering – 15% of gross Outside caterers allowed from approved list of providers with satisfied contract Rental options : kitchen equipment, china, flatware, glassware, etc. (see attached list) In-House: 1 FTE – Food & Beverage Manager Salary, inclusive of benefits (PERS, Insurance, etc.) – $100,000 Manager responsible for auditing, controlling rental program, and scheduling and oversight of caterers. Temporary staffing (kitchen/service staff, alcohol servers). Cost of goods sold. Food & Beverage Program Event Rentals (36% discount) Food & Beverage Program Local Provider In-House China $1.95 $1.25 Flatware $2.50 $1.60 Glassware $1.80 $1.15 Total Rental $6.25 $4.00 Concessions Concessions – All In-House with option to allow outside providers from an approved list with satisfied contract Outside providers pay – 25% of gross All cash registers audited/monitored by Food & Beverage Manager *(current DCF program) Alcohol – All In-House cost of service staff, Food & Beverage Manager, and product *This will allow us to control pricing which has been our biggest issue Food & Beverage Program Food & Beverage Concessions & Alcohol Totals March 2014 Existing 25% New Program Food $ 9,000 $36,000 Alcohol $ 9,150 $30,500 Total Revenue $18,150 $66,500 Product Costs ($15,541) Sub Total $50,959 Staff/Payroll ($17,290) Total Revenue to DCFE $18,150 $33,669 Increased Profit $15,519 Food & Beverage Program Case Study Rocky Mountain Elk Banquet Outside Caterer Premier Services DCFE In-House Food: 375 people @ $30 pp $11,250 x 15% = $1,687.50 Food: 375 people @ $30 pp $11,250 x 15% = $1,687.50 Alcohol: $3,500 x 15% = $525.00 Revenue: Food: $11,250 Alcohol: $3,500 Building Rental: $2,250 (includes chairs/tables/stage) Building Rental: $2,250 Building Rental: $2,250 Kitchen Rental: 25% of Gross = $2,812.50 Expenses: Food & Beverage Manager FTE ($275) China/Flatware/Glassware: 375 x $4 pp = $1,500 Temp Staff ($900) DCF Staff ($480) Food ($3,300) Alcohol ($600) Miscellaneous Rental: $100 (S&P/carafes/baskets/etc.) Miscellaneous Supplies: Linens ($800) Total Revenue: $8,350 Total Revenue: $4,462.50 Total Revenue: $10,645 Food & Beverage Program PROS CONS More Control Less Control On-site Management No Full Time Management Flexibility Planning Subcontracts Costs of Goods Cash Registers & POS Surveillance Insurance Kitchen Management Off-site Caterers Dinner Service Rental Equipment Rental Added FTE In-House Consistency Operations/Maintenance Event Staff Risk Changes Increased Revenue Stream Kitchen Rental Equipment Rental Increased Catered Events More Choices Food & Beverage Program