2022-11-08 18:14:04
Electromechanical installation is a type of engineering work, so there is the term general contracting. Among these, there are management fees and utilities, which are not very clear to us. So, how are these collected? Let me give a detailed introduction below.
Electromechanical equipment installation projectsHow does the general contractor collect water and electricity fees?
1. Assuming the general contractor pays for the service project expenses, there is no need to charge water and electricity fees separately; if not paid, the water and electricity fee is deducted as a percentage of the total project cost by the meter or project, which can be negotiated mutually.
2. The total amount is calculated based on the readings from smart water meters and electricity meters, and the price is calculated based on the cost prices of the power supply company and water supply company. If no prior agreement has been confirmed, you can check the local budget quota expense book for details on coordination fees. If these expenses are included, you cannot calculate them independently.
3. The water and electricity fees deducted by the general contractor are calculated based on detailed usage; The cost price should be based on the price on the payment slip of the supplier at Party A, plus the appropriate service fee.
4. Water and electricity bills only need to be deducted once; Deduction according to regulations; There are two main categories regarding the general contracting service fee for construction.
5. The settlement method is based on multiplying the quantity of smart water meters and electricity meters by the market cost price. The water and electricity fees have different charging standards depending on the time period, and the bidder sets a weighted and even standard.
The above is the "Regulations for Charging Water and Electricity Fees for General Contracting of Electromechanical Equipment Installation Projects" shared by the editor. We hope it can be helpful to you. In summary, when it comes to pricing, especially for some simple oversights, you must negotiate first. First, you won't make bad accounts during reconciliation, and second, mutual trust won't be at risk.
