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ukvisualimmersion private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Hey all, Wondering if you can help me, we have been requested to quote for 140’000 sqft space in the UK (bigger than we have previously done) I was hoping to get some idea of what you guys are charging as currently based on our sqft matrix we would charge £7’000 which seems excessive. Many thanks |
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Lightbound3d private msg quote post Address this user | |
| It is a lot of work and depending on the layout can be very tricky to do you might want to go in at 6000 but I would not go lower! Just my two cents worth. |
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BenAdgie private msg quote post Address this user | |
| I would say charge according to your pricing strategy. If your pricing strategy would put that job over £7000, then invoice accordingly. If the client is asking for a large job, I would expect them to be ready for a large invoice. A job of that scale will present unknown or hard to foresee complications and time soaks. Make sure that your client understands this and that you have priced any problem solving into your price. Don’t negotiate against yourself if you know you will provide a high value quality product worth the price. | ||
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Wingman private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Make sure you can scan it with a Pro2 first. it is quite a big size and it may have very large rooms. If they are empty a Pro2 can stop aligning and you'd better do it with a rented BLK360. Without a BLK360 I would ask at least $10000 AUD and this will be the lowest I ever offer unless it is for my partners. |
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