You are negotiating a contract with the WeScamU Company and you are concerned that they will overcharge you for their costs, so you have included a PTA (point of total Assumption) clause in the contract. From the information provided below, what is the PTA? Target cost = $482,000.00 Target Price = $531,500.00 Ceiling prices = $661,500.00 Buyer/Seller ratio is 80/20 for overruns. Note: enter dollar amount only and two decimal places. For example, 450000.50

You are negotiating a contract with the WeScamU Company and you are concerned that they will overcharge you for their costs, so you have included a PTA (point of total Assumption) clause in the contract. From the information provided below, what is the PTA? Target cost = $482,000.00 Target Price = $531,500.00 Ceiling prices = $661,500.00 Buyer/Seller ratio is 80/20 for overruns. Note: enter dollar amount only and two decimal places. For example, 450000.50

Information Technology Project Management

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ISBN:9781337101356

Author:Kathy Schwalbe

Publisher:Kathy Schwalbe

Chapter12: Project Procurement Management

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