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Cost & Price Analyst
Lays out what the record says about price.
Prior awards sit in different folders and formats, so the comparables are whichever ones somebody remembered.
Every prior award for this commodity in the attached record, with unit rates and terms as the documents state them.
How it works
Lays out what the attached record shows about price: prior awards, unit rates and the terms agreed. The independent estimate stays the officer’s.
The comparables an estimate is built from, copied as the record states them. The estimate itself stays the officer’s.
It only reads what you attached
Prior solicitations, awards and invoices from your own record. No market index and no outside pricing.
It normalizes the unit
Bids priced per square foot, per month and per visit are restated in one unit so the numbers can sit beside each other.
It shows the terms behind each price
A lower rate with a shorter term or a smaller scope is not the same comparable, so the terms travel with the number.
You write the estimate
It reports what the record says. The independent cost estimate, and the judgment in it, belongs to the officer.
Sources on the run
Restated in one unit
prior awards compared
Per square foot, across four years.
Terms behind the rate
Yours to write
Ask it anything
Every answer quotes its page.
Answers come only from the documents on the run, and each one carries the citation you would have gone looking for.
Four awards in the attached record. The 2024 award was $0.082 per square foot on a three-year term with two renewals; 2023 was $0.079 on a single year; 2022 was $0.071 on three years with no renewal.
What it will not do
Research only. It copies what the attached record states and shows the terms behind each figure. The independent cost estimate stays with the officer.
Pre-award
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