For a new project of 4 million yuan, one of the sporadic project costs in the total estimated investment budget of the construction project that has been reviewed is calculated at 6%, and a sporadic project cost of 6% is also listed in the cost summary table of the bidding list and the bidding list, and now the audit has to deduct 6% of the sporadic project costs, saying that if the sporadic project costs are to be reported, the visa must be used as evidence to calculate, otherwise it will not be calculated. Is it reasonable to pay for the audit by directly deducting the odd fee or requiring a visa?
Keywords: sporadic engineering, daily labor
It is reasonable to do so directly by deducting odd fees or requiring a visa for the audit.
First of all, the concept of sporadic engineering is defined, and the sporadic project here should refer to the daily labor, and the concept of daily labor is in the second article of the "Specification for the Valuation of Bills of Quantities".0.Article 20: "In the course of construction, if the contractor completes sporadic projects or work outside the scope of the project contract proposed by the employer, the unit price agreed in the contract shall be valued. "Article 97.Article 1: "The employer notifies the contractor that the contractor shall perform sporadic work in the form of daily labor. "Article 914.Article 1: "If the contractor completes sporadic projects outside the contract or non-contractor's liability events at the request of the employer, the employer shall promptly issue instructions to the contractor in writing and shall provide the required relevant materials;After receiving the instruction, the contractor shall submit the on-site visa request to the employer in a timely manner. "Article 97.Article 4: "After the completion of the implementation of any daily work project, the contractor shall verify the quantity of work of such project in accordance with the confirmed on-site visa report of the daily worker, and shall propose the price payable according to the verified project quantity and the calculation of the unit price of the daily work in the contractor's list of quantities;If there is no such daily unit price in the bill of quantities that has been priced, the two parties shall follow Article 9 of this specificationThe provisions of Section 3 agree on the calculation of the daily work unit price. Therefore, the principle of daily labor is calculated according to the unit price, and the measurement is measured according to the notice of the employer, so the contractor should apply to the employer for a visa after completing the sporadic work required by the employer.
The project has a separate list of sporadic projects in the bidding list and the bidding list, and it is agreed that it will be calculated at 6% of the total estimated budget, so the sporadic project is similar to a total price project. At this time, is it reasonable for the audit to request a deduction of 6% of the sporadic construction costs at the time of settlement?We will divide it into two types of case analysis. If it is a lump-sum contract, it cannot be reduced. Because for the lump sum contract, there is a basic principle when settling: the contract quantity is the settlement quantity. Since the contract has agreed on 6% of the sporadic work, no matter how much is actually done, it should be settled according to 6%. If this is a unit price contract, then the sporadic project is a little troublesome in the measurement, and the contractor will think that the agreement on 6% in the contract is equivalent to the calculation method of the fee, and should be settled directly according to the 6%, but obviously the employer will not think so, and will definitely advocate the method of measurement according to the facts. The reason why the contract stipulates that the settlement is based on 6% may be because the project is difficult to measure, just like the total price measure fee.
Therefore, the conclusion of this question is that there is no clear answer to whether it should be deducted, and it needs to be analyzed according to the form of the contract.