08:03 Mar 6, 2002 |
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4 +1 | koszt plus marza, z pulapem cenowym |
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3 | podstawa ceny: koszty + gwarantowana maksymalna wysokosc marzy (narzutu) |
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podstawa ceny: koszty + gwarantowana maksymalna wysokosc marzy (narzutu) Explanation: guess a little bit -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-06 08:20:01 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- but I am guessing well :-) |
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koszt plus marza, z pulapem cenowym Explanation: ... The sad fact is that most companies price products on a 'cost-plus' basis, ie cost of product plus a percentage. This practice is common in most markets. ... www.bizplus.ie/bp_online/marketing/?ns=15 Under this format, we can offer pricing on a guaranteed maximum basis where, by means of budgets and sequential tendering, work can be undertaken on the initial trades while details of the design are being finalized. On the basis of the final design, a guaranteed maximum price can be established with any cost savings being reflected in a reduced final price to the client. This format effectively shortens the time required to complete the project. http://www.walterna.com/about.htm Fees for feasibility projects are quoted on a "guaranteed maximum" basis. This means that you will be quoted a total fee based on the hours which the project (as defined in the contract) is estimated to take. The St. Joseph community is then billed at an hourly rate for time spent on the project. If the tasks of the project take less time than estimated you are only billed for the actual time expended on those tasks. If the tasks take longer than expected, you are "guaranteed" never to pay more than the maximum fee quoted, regardless of the additional time used to finish the project as defined. http://courses.che.umn.edu/00dha3614-1f/stjamery.htm Contractors will typically agree to provide a complete design and construct project on a "guaranteed maximum" basis. They will agree to charge no more for the project than a given amount, assuming the scope does not change. If their costs are less than originally estimated, savings are passed on to the client on a pre-agreed basis. http://www.vdminc.com/design.htm |
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