The Schedule of Prices page is the most important part of the unit price contract. In a tendered contract, these line item will serve as the main bid form, allowing bidders to simply fill in their unit prices. For awarded contracts, an extra column, the unit price column, will be available. All stakeholders will be able to directly manipulate these prices until the contract leaves the draft stage.
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Unit Price contracts in ContractComplete are hierarchical, meaning they support multiple subheadings for better organization. You may use the + icon to add items as children of the current row.
A basic contract with subheadings. The sigma button allows you to dictate which subheadings are important enough to have their own subtotal lines in invoices. This can be changed at any point in the contract lifecycle.
Customizing Units
New ContractComplete accounts come pre-configured with several default units. But in some cases, these units alone will not be sufficient. You may add your own custom units by click the “Units” button in the toolbar.
Allowances
Have a specific price in mind for a particular line item? No problem. You can use the allowance feature to set this price. In order to use an allowance for a line item, you must fill in the “Budgeted Unit Price” field. Then you’ll be able to use the “lock” button to classify that item as an allowance. If your contract has allowances, the contractor will be asked to explicitly accept these allowances in order to complete their submission.
