PCO Pricing tab

Pricing for a PCO originates from its assigned issues. When you open a PCO, the Pricing tabs show the values inherited from those issues, along with associated vendors and contracts. This automatic inheritance of issue values occurs when the PCO is created.

The PCO includes two tabs for pricing:

• Pricing - Shows the inherited pricing details. Values on this tab are read-only.

• Pricing Summary - Shows pricing subtotals organized by cost pricing section, along with any amounts entered as ROM, Estimate, Proposal, and Agreed values. Values from the Pricing tab are displayed in the Estimate column and cannot be edited.

Pricing tab

The Pricing tab shows the pricing established at the issue level. You cannot edit the inherited values on this tab. You can only add an unassigned pricing item, if needed. To make detailed pricing updates, return to the associated issue.

Pricing Summary tab

The Pricing Summary tab allows you to make lump-sum adjustments to the PCO total. When reviewing or adjusting pricing here, keep in mind the following:

• Value precedence follows the same order as on issues:

  • Estimate values take precedence over ROM .
  • Proposed values take precedence over Estimate.
  • Agreed values take precedence over Proposed.

• The PCO’s current value is the sum of the cost pricing sections including Labor, Equipment, Materials, Vendor, and Time-related overhead totals.

Changes made on the Pricing Summary tab update the associated CCO automatically or by a manual action. See Pricing Configuration for more information about this setting.

Value type

In the Value type column, you can quickly view or change the value type (that is, ROM, Estimate, Agreed, or Proposed) for the cost item. You can also add or update the value type on the Details page of the Edit cost item slide-out panel.

Values set on the Pricing page or in the Edit slide-out panel show in the pricing summary in the Estimate column. The value type on the Issue log is not affected by the value type in cost item pricing or on the Pricing summary page.

On the Pricing page, you can only edit the Value types for cost items that were added at the current level. For example, if you are on the Pricing page at the CCO level, you can only update the Value types for cost items added at the CCO level.