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COSTS OVERVIEW. The additional deliverables and tasks performed by INC Research are specified in Attachment A. This Attachment includes an overview of the total prices of deliverables in the original agreement and previous change orders, and an overview of the additional total prices of the new deliverables and services. The total amount of all contracted deliverables (original agreement including all change orders) is shown in Attachment A. A summary of both direct and indirect costs related to the original agreement and all changes in scope as occurred is provided in the table below: Effective Date Direct Costs AUD$ Indirect Costs AUD$ Grand Total AUD$ Original Contract 14th August 2012 $263,821.00 $17,100.00 $280,921.00 Xxxxxx Xxxxx # 0 Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx $47,155.00 $1,350.00 $48,505.00 Total Contract Value $310,976.00 $18,450.00 $329,426.00 INC Research, LLC – CONFIDENTIAL INCResearch Australia Pty Limited - 1000504 Prana Change Order #1, v2, 10th April 2013 Revised Direct Costs Service/Item Comments Responsibility Unit Unit Cost (AUD) Original Number of Units CO#1 Number of Units Original Item Cost (AUD$) CO#1 Item Cost (AUD$) TOTAL COST AUD$ Study Start Up Activities Study Training/Internal Kick Off Meeting Familiarisation, Protocol, IB CRA per CRA 1123 3 0 3,370 0 Study Training/Internal Kick Off Meeting Familiarisation, Protocol, IB PM per PM 1290 1 0 1,290 0 Essential Document Collection Creation, Collection and Tracking CRA per site 1123 5 0 5,616 0 CRA Administration (March 2012-May 2012) Communications - Customer, Site, Project Manager CRA per month 3019 3 0 9,056 0 Subtotal 20,080 0 $20,080 Customer Project Team Meetings Customer Kick-off Meeting Teleconference PM per PM 322 1 0 322 0 Sponsor Teleconference Participation 21 x 1 hour Telecon PM per telecon 165 21 0 3,456 0 Subtotal 3,778 0 $3,778 Investigator’s/Monitor’s meeting Travel Time 4 hours Return PM per PM 645 1 0 645 0 INC Research, LLC – CONFIDENTIAL INCResearch Australia Pty Limited - 1000504 Prana Change Order #1, v2, 10th April 2013 INC Research, LLC Change Order Form Service/Item Comments Responsibility Unit Unit Cost (AUD) Original Number of Units CO#1 Number of Units Original Item Cost (AUD$) CO#1 Item Cost (AUD$) TOTAL COST AUD$ Attendance Assume 1.5 day Meeting, 1 PM PM per PM 1934 1 0 1,934 0 Attendance Assume 1.5 day Meeting, 2 CRAs CRA per CRA 1685 2 0 3,370 0 Subtotal 7,072 0 $7,072 Site Visits Monitoring Visits (1 Day Visits) Including Preparation, Travel, 1 day On-site, Reporting and Follo...
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COSTS OVERVIEW. The additional deliverables and tasks performed by INC Research are specified in Attachment A. This Attachment includes an overview of the total prices of deliverables in the original agreement and previous change orders, and an overview of the additional total prices of the new deliverables and services. The total amount of all contracted deliverables (original agreement including all change orders) is shown in Attachment A. A summary of both direct and indirect costs related to the original agreement and all changes In scope as occurred is provided in the table below: *** *** *** *** Original Contract 18th April 2012 $353,588.00 $10,000.00 $363,588.00 Change Order #1 19th July 2012 $30,398.00 $2,990.00 $33,388.00 Change Order # 2 29th July 2013 $322,360.00 $8,420.00 $330,780.00 Change Order #3 18 March 2014 $193,291.00 $0.00 $193,291.00 Change Order #4 Upon Execution $1,440.00 $0,00 $1,440.00 Total Contract Value $901,077.00 $21,410.00 $922,487.00

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