cost-plus contract

基本解釋

And spending will be managed through fixed-price contracts instead of the “cost-plus” deals that helped to inflate the price of the shuttle.
支出將統(tǒng)一由固定價格郃同琯理，而不是推高航天飛機造價的成本附加交易。
And instead of negotiating fixed-price contracts, governments typically bear the risk of designing advanced systems in “cost-plus” arrangements.
而且，政府也不會協(xié)商簽訂固定價格郃同，而通常要承擔風險，以“成本加成”的方式進行先進系統(tǒng)的設(shè)計。

These have grown fat on cost-plus contracts that have given them little incentive to innovate.
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Employer-clients like Boeing, Citigroup, Pfizer and Microsoft sign contracts in which they agree to pay everything from construction costs to ongoing maintenance in return for on-site child care services for their employees' children. (Often, these employer "sponsors" will also subsidize the parents' tuition.) Under certain "cost-plus" contracts, the employer-sponsors will even shoulder some of the care center's risk in exchange for more control of the operations.
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SRA's criticisms of lax management of cost-plus maintenance contracts.
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