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FINANCE COSTS—ASSESSMENT OF CONTRACT INVESTMENT
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ABSTRACT
Deduct Subcontractors 1,205,000 Prime cost sums 75,000 Employer’s contingencies 165,000 1,445,000 Amount to be financed £ 5,147,452
75,000
Non time related Contractor 117,884 Employer 6,512 Other services, charges and fees
NIL
Subtotal £ 124,396 Take 50% as an average [1]
62,198
Stores and unfixed materials on site
10,000
Work done but not paid for
2½ months at £428,954 (see table above) [2]
1,072,385
of 3%)
Average retention [4] 3% of £ 5,147,452 (see table above)
154,423
Subtotal £ 1,320,387 Deduct Advance payment by client
NIL
Bill loading [5] 150,000 Creditors (suppliers) 360,000 510,000 Average contract investment
£ 810,387
The interest charges that must be added to the Tender price (or absorbed from profit if capital needs to be borrowed) are therefore: £ 810,387×say 5%×1 year
=say £ 40,519
Notes [1] These non time related oncosts and services are incurred as lump sums during the contract and, therefore, only 50% of such costs are taken for investment purposes [2] This period depends on the terms of payment set out in the contract. [3] Retention is deducted as full retention is taken into account later. [4] Average retention will depend on the retention condition set out in the contract, account any partial completion dates. [5] The contractor assesses here any financial advantage he may obtain by varying his items.