Cost Analysis
The author of this brief report shall be analyzing the proposed cost structure that is being negotiated and considered between Good Intentions Technology (GIT) and Federal Watchout Agency (FWA). In question is a Firm Fixed Price Solicitation for the B1-RD surveillance product as sold and made by GIT and extended to FWA. The author has been asked to take the perspective of one of the two parties and look at the projected costs. The costs will be assessed on their face and will also be assessed in terms of what questions and fact-finding could and should be done once negotiations continue at the next meeting. Indeed, the overall structure is fairly straight-forward and figuring out cost structures in advance is advantageous to all parties involved. However, the figures given do lead to some questions and there should indeed be the proper amount of due diligence before agreeing to the cost structure and continuing with the project. While the overall numbers seem pretty straightforward, there are some figures and questions that should be addressed. For each overall part of the proposal, whether it be labor, materials or something else, there will be a summary of what is being put forth and what questions are or might be relevant to the project and whether the costs might need tweaking, or at least explaining.
Analysis
Direct Costs
• The first item on the list is that of direct material. In the case of his project, it would seem that the cost of materials would be about 3.3 million...
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