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Base fee for engineering design services

2010-04-16View Original

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To check the base fee for engineering design, is the amount he mentioned the total estimated cost?
Reply #22010-04-16
You’re right; generally, the direct engineering costs should be used as the base price for calculation
Reply #32010-04-17
The fee for engineering design is calculated using the following formula: 1. Engineering design fee = Base fee for engineering design × (1 ± Fluctuation range). 2. Base fee for engineering design = Basic design fee + Other design fees. 3. Basic design fee = Base fee for engineering design × Professional adjustment factor × Complexity adjustment factor × Additional adjustment factor. For more details, please refer to: **Notice by the Planning Commission and the Ministry of Construction on the Issuance of the “Regulations on Fees for Engineering Investigation and Design” (January 7, 2002; Pricing Document [2002] No. 10)**
Reply #42014-01-14
The base price for engineering design fees = (6000 – 5000) / (8000 – 5000) × (249.6 – 163.9) + 163.9 = 192.47. What does all of this represent? Please explain. Thank you
Reply #52014-01-14
There should be some data preparation ahead, right? Otherwise, it would be jarring.
Reply #62014-01-15
8000 and 5000 are two investment threshold values within the base price; 249.6 and 163.9 are the corresponding base design fees for these two levels of project cost. In other words, the base design fee for a project with a cost of 8000 is 249.6, while it is 163.9 for a project with a cost of 5000. To calculate the base design fee for a project with a cost of 6000, you use the formula provided, which is known as interpolation. You can understand this better by drawing a triangle……
Reply #72014-01-16
I see. If the investment amount is exactly 3000, then just use that number and multiply it by the coefficient, right? Also, do you have a table of engineering complexity? For our chemical industry needs, please contact fineice@163.com
Reply #82014-01-16
Yes, if the investment amount falls within a certain limit, then the corresponding base value should be multiplied by a coefficient; for details on this coefficient, refer to Document No. 【2002】10 on the Regulations for Managing Fees Related to Engineering Survey and Design, which can be found on Haichuanli
Reply #92014-01-17
Differential pricing, just like individual income tax, involves tiered charging.
Reply #102014-01-17
God’s door is broken and bidding is being prepared for repairs. Three bidders showed up. The first Indian offered 3,000; 1,000 for labor, 1,000 for materials, and he would keep 1,000 for himself ; The second German offered six thousand; two thousand for labor, two thousand for materials, and he kept two thousand for himself ; The third Chinese person offered 9,000; I’ll make a profit of 3,000. I’ll give you a 3,000 rebate, and let the Indian person handle the remaining 3,000. God was very pleased; he slapped the table and shouted, “It’s you.”

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