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11-12-2006, 06:28 PM #25
Re: System design: first cost or operating cost?
Originally Posted by Samarjit Sen
There are usually some ways to keep the costs down, or alternate methods similar to a stepped implementation.
Value engineering takes some time to prepare and usually consists of a phased in approach, or suitable qualifications like ROI through energy savings, lower maintenance, etc.
The other "cheap guys" are just selling initial cost, nothing else. When one of these becomes involved it is always more difficult, since they are just selling on price alone.
In fact, you have to try to convince the owner you are working for them. The issues you raise are generic to the world. This will always happen.
I prefer to play my own game, rather than someone elses. I don't win all of the time, but enough to keep me happy!Last edited by US Iceman; 11-12-2006 at 06:28 PM. Reason: fixed quote
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