Fabricated cost definition
Fabricated cost means the total costs (other than any allocations of general and administrative expenses) incurred in fabricating a particular item of Compression Equipment, as determined by the books and records of Exterran, prepared in accordance with GAAP.
Fabricated cost means and includes the cost of all materials as well as the cost of labor, power, transportation to the plant, and other plant expenses but not installation on the job site.
Fabricated cost means the cost to a real property contractor of fabricated items, as defined in the following paragraph. The elements of cost included in fabricated cost are set forth in Rule 12A-1.043, F.A.C. Fabricated cost does not include the cost of transporting fabricated items from the contractor's plant to the job site or the cost of labor at the job site where the fabricated items are incorporated into the real property improvement.
More Definitions of Fabricated cost
Fabricated cost means the cost to a real property contractor of fabricated items, as defined in the following paragraph. The elements of cost included in fabricated cost are set forth in Rule 12A-1.043, F.A.C….
Fabricated cost means the cost to a real property contractor of fabricated items including direct material, direct labor and indirect fabricating costs attributable to fabricating an article of tangible personal property for one's own use.