Pricing Process. A. Process for Pricing a Project
Pricing Process. After the Initial Pricing Period, the $7.70 fee in 3.2.1(a) will become a percentage of Sprint PCS CCPU and the fee in section 3.2.1(b) will be adjusted to a new percentage of Sprint PCS CPGA. The parties will engage in the following pricing process to set the CCPU and CPGA percentages to be applied in each pricing period after the Initial Pricing Period ends. Each subsequent pricing period will last three years (if Manager continues to use Sprint Spectrum to provide the Services) with the second pricing period beginning on January 1, 2007 and ending on December 31, 2009.
Pricing Process. Prices for vehicles to be produced in the Plant, including Contract Products, shall be set on [***] basis based on [***]. The Supplier will decide on the prices that the Supplier shall charge for vehicles to be produced in the Plant, including the Contract Products, for [***]. The prices shall be reviewed on [***] basis and may be amended by the Supplier at its discretion if necessary to cover costs for production of vehicles in the Plant, e.g. due to the production of vehicles in the Plant not reaching the estimated volumes or due to fluctuations in costs for material, etc. The timeline for price setting is illustrated by graph 2 below. General Terms 22(22) Graph 2: [***] In case of disagreement between the Parties on price adjustments, it will be handled in accordance with Section 12 in the General Terms.
Pricing Process. A. EA develops project pricing based on material costs plus mark-up and estimated labor. Our labor estimates are based on measured time standards we have developed for each activity. Our proposal generation system saves the activity-based time to each product used and automatically calculates labor as we add products into a project design.
Pricing Process. A. PROCESS OVERVIEW - We strive for excellence in every design and integration project. To ensure a quality experience for our customers, we utilize a “Design For eXcellence” (DFX) process to ensure customer needs are understood and met at all stages of the system integration project. At the beginning, we perform an on-site survey to understand the project requirements, as well as existing site conditions that could require non-customary infrastructure or labor. Next a design plan submittal package, including CAD drawings, is created for approval before work begins. After system integration, we provide on-site user training and user manuals for future reference. Our relationship does not end after the system integration… We will be there for the future support and maintenance needs in the years to come.
Pricing Process. A. Process for Pricing a Project Pricing is based on discounts of all products, equipment, labor, and programming as shown in Exhibit B. Pricing can be further reduced based on the volume of equipment purchase from a specific manufacturer. We do not charge travel cost or shipping charges in our estimates. Exhibit B – Discounts
Pricing Process. A. Project Pricing Process and Components: Our quotes include all of the following costs and will not be increased unless a customer requests a scope addition.