A fixed-price-incentive-fee contract question
Submitted by OzgurAdibelli on Wed, 06/20/2012 - 12:30
Could someone explain the solution of question?
A fixed-price-incentive-fee contract has the following characteristics: target cost: $150,000, target fee: $10,000, price ceiling: $165,000, sharing ratio: 60/40. How much will the contractor be reimbursed if the cost of performing the work is $155,000?
A. $165,000
B. $155,000
C. $167,000
D. $169,000
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sspawar
Thu, 06/21/2012 - 04:18
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I would like to interface and iterpret
I would like to interpret and operate this question:
Target Cost = 150000
Target Fee = 10000 ------ this is fixed fee means up to above Target cost any cost like 140000 will be reimbursed with fixed profit of 10000.And thus at Target cost , Target price will be only 160000.
Cieling Price = 165000 ------ means above this price only seller will bear any more cost like if price is coming 166000, seller will receive only 165000.
In between Cieling price and Target price - seller will get its fixed fee but above the shared cost by buyer of cost over run (cost above Target cost).
Like above example - If cost performed comes 155000, then cost overrun above target cost is 5000.
Now its buyer share is 60%, means 3000 will be paid by Buyer, thus Total amount reimburshed to seller will be
150000 (Target Cost ) + 3000 (buyer's ratio of 5000) + 10000 (fixed fee) = 163000. ---- Answer should be this.
Net profit to seller is 8000.
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If target cost were be 155000, then target price (total reimbursh ) would be 165000.
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PTA = TC + [(CP - TP)/BR] = 150000 +[ (165000 - 160000)/ 0.60] = 158333.
At this (PTA) as cost performed 158333,
then Total amount to be reimbursed will be
150000 + (buyer's part 60%of 8333 = 5000) + 10000(Fixed Fee) = 165000. (net profit is 6666)
One of meaning of this is ---- any Cost performed over 158333(PTA) ---- will not be shared and fixed cieling price 165000 will be given.
for example if cost performed would be 159000 or 160000 then only 165000 will be paid to seller.in this case sellers profit would be 4000 or 3000 respectively.
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If Cost performed were be 165000 then seller will get no profit no loss.
If above 165000 then loss.
Regards
OzgurAdibelli
Thu, 06/21/2012 - 18:08
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Thanks for your clear
Thanks for your clear explanation.
stamford06905
Sat, 06/23/2012 - 11:21
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The answer here would be
The answer here would be 165000
check the below link for more details
http://www.rmcproject.com/free/FreePMP/Incentive%20fee%20calculations%20...
actual cost 155000 - target cost 150000 = 5000
5000 * share .4 = 2000
target fee 10000 + 2000 share = 12000
final price = actual cost 155000 + target fee 10000 + share 2000= 167000
however the price ceiling is at 165000, anything above and beyond 165000 would not be paid, therefore it would be 165000 as answer.
OzgurAdibelli
Mon, 06/25/2012 - 06:31
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Who do you add seller ratio
Who do you add seller ratio price to target fee?
target fee 10000 + 2000 share = 12000
2000 is the price seller will pay. Not the money buyer will pay.
You should substract this price from target fee.
It should be target fee 10000 - 2000 share = 8000
When you take a look at the page you have indicated, you can see it is substracting in the example.
$60000 = cost overrun
($60,000) x 40%(Seller ratio) = ($24,000)
$30,000 + ($24,000) = $6,000
http://www.rmcproject.com/free/FreePMP/Incentive%20fee%20calculations%20edited%20113005.pdf
stamford06905
Mon, 06/25/2012 - 15:43
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There were two examples in
There were two examples in the link that was provided. One was for over run and other was for underrun.
sunku65
Thu, 05/01/2014 - 06:49
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It was simple the contractor
It was simple the contractor will be reimbursed 1,65,000. (No connection to PTA formula)
If Target Cost > Actual Cost
(Reimbursment = Actual Cost + Target Fees + Buyers Share of Extra Cost ) Vs Ceiling Price (which one comes Less that one answer).
(Reimbursment = 155,000 + 10,000 + 60% of 5,000) VS 165,000 (which one comes Less that one answer)
168,000 VS 165,000 (which one comes Less that one answer)
Here answer is 165,000.
here assume Actal Cost 145,000
If Target Cost < Actual Cost
(Reimbursment = Actual Cost + Target Fees - Sellers Share of Extra Cost ) Vs Ceiling Price (which one comes Less that one answer).
(Reimbursment = 145,000 + 10,000 - 40% of 5,000) VS 165,000 (which one comes Less that one answer)
1,53,000 VS 165,000 (which one comes Less that one answer)
Here answer is 153,000.
sunku65
Thu, 05/01/2014 - 07:44
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sorry.. swap the
sorry.. swap the conditionline..
sunku65
Thu, 05/01/2014 - 10:44
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Simplified Final Price Formula
Please ignore above my confused formula.
The following formulas yeilds Final Price either using (Taget Cost or Actual Cost) or (Buyers or Sellers Share) for CPIF and FPIF. (Vs : Versus, CP :Ceiling Price)
I.Formula
Final Price = Target Cost + Fees/Profit - ( Buyers % share of (Target Cost - Actual Cost)) Vs CP (Which is lower)
II. Formula
Final Price = Actual Cost + Fees/Profit + (Sellers % Share of (Target Cost - Actual Cost)) Vs CP (Which is lower)