Cost Summaries Sample Clauses

Cost Summaries. It is intended that the Offeror be allowed to present substantiation to the cost proposal using his own Direct Labor Hour, Material and Direct Charge categories (i.e., functional categories), internal cost accounting categories, and procedures for rate application.
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Cost Summaries. The overview of data substantiation in 4.3.1.2 (Summary of the Estimating Methodology) should be traceable to this section. The Offeror should also provide a complete description of the labor hour estimating methodology. This also applies to company functional labor categories. If the engineering estimate was developed in person-months, the Offeror shall show conversion from person-months to person-hours. In addition, any cross checks used to verify the reasonableness of the estimate shall be provided (e.g., drafting hours per drawing, software lines of code/day, minutes/component for board assembly; minutes/layer for board fabrication; dollars per pound for fabrication and assembly, etc.). If standard hours are used as the basis for an estimate, provide any factors applied to the standard hours (i.e., realization factor); the method of calculation; the total proposed hours; the basis of the factors; and the process flows. History from the manufacturing facility for previous contracts of similar types and quantities of systems should be provided for all factors.
Cost Summaries. The Offeror shall submit cost proposals in accordance with Tabs A, A-1 and B of the Cost Form. The total cost summaries Tab A and A-1 shall include fully linked (in Excel) roll-up summaries of Offeror’ Tab B submission. Tab A represents the total contract proposed cost and fee, including all options across all potential contract years. Tab A-1 is a total contract rollup at CLIN Level 1, e.g., 1.0,

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