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  • Question No 1
  • You have received the following email from the
    Group Finance Director, Felicity Bunyan
  • From Felicity Bunyan, Group Finance Director
    To Senior Management Accountant
  • Subject Contract Costing
  • Hi,
  • I need your thoughts on two related matters.
  • The Board is concerned that the Build Civil
    Engineering subsidiaries are failing to achieve
    their targets. The subsidiary directors claim
    that this is due to poor contract costing and
    budgeting arrangements. Profit targets for these
    subsidiaries are established as follows
  • Build Civil Engineering has a sales force that
    supports all four of the subsidiaries. The sales
    forces responsibilities include makingedto
    bidcontactforw construction contracts and also
    monitoring advertised invitations to submit
    bids.
  • Each opportunity to bid is evaluated by a
    contract costing team of surveyors and other
    experts who are employed by Bild Civil
    Engineering.
  • When the team decides that there is a realistic
    possibility of winning a contract and making a
    profit they start to estimate the costs of
    fulfilling the
  • contract.
  • Once the total costs have been estimated, the
    team adds a mark-up to cover administration and
    marketing costs for both Bild Civil Engineering
    and the subsidiary responsible for the contract.
    The result is then combined with a target profit
    to set the bidding price. The team allows for
    likely bids from competitors when setting the
    target profit.
  • Each subsidiary is required to report the profit
    earned on each contract in progress during the
    year. The subsidiarys directors are r each
    contract and
  • also of the subsidiary as a whole. These reports
    are collated and submitted to B board.

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  • The latest report showed that 40 of the
    contracts completed during the year had an
    overall profit of less than 70 of target. Also,
    55 of the contracts under way were reported as
    being unlikely to achieve the targeted profit.
    All of the subsidiary directo targets had been
    unduly optimistic.
  • The subsidiary directors complain that a longer
    term review shows that Bild is heavily affected
    by the economy and changes in the economic
    outlook can have a serious impact on their
    ability to meet targets for signing up new
    contracts. They have suggested that it is
    inappropriate to manage the Bild Civil
    Engineering subsidiaries as profit centres until
    the economy has fully recovered from the
    downturn and enters a period of strong growth.
  • I need you to draft a paper that I can submit to
    the board that deals with the following
  • Firstly, please evaluate our contract costing
    arrangements, paying particular attention to the
    difficulties associated with setting realistic
    profit targets.
  • Secondly, how valid is the argument that the
    subsidiaries are subject to economic forces?
    Which economic variables should we pay particular
    attention to?
  • Thanks Felicity
  • Question No 2
  • The Group Finance Director, Felicity Bunyan, has
    asked you into her office, where she tells you
    the following
  • We have been asked to bid for a major Public Pri
    have ever undertaken before. The government
    wishes to build a new college on a greenfield
    site on the outskirts of Capital City. They do
    not have sufficient cash available to pay for
    this outright so they have proposed that we work
    with them on a PPP basis.
  • The construction work will take approximately
    three years. We would normally set a price of
    350 million for a project of this size, with our
    own costs estimated at 300 million for the
    construction work.

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  • Once the construction work is over we will
    maintain and operate the buildings and the site
    itself. We will be responsible for all support
    services, including landscaping, repair work,
    cleaning and catering. The government will
    appoint the academic and administrative staff
    and will cover the costs of providing
    educational services.
  • We will generate revenues from three sources.
    Firstly, the government will pay an annual
    facilities charge, which will cover both the cost
    of leasing the college buildings and our
    commitment to maintenance and upkeep. Secondly,
    the site will include student accommodation.
    Students will be able to rent rooms from us
    during term time and we will be permitted to
    charge a commercial rent. Thirdly, the college
    catering will be a profit-making venture. We will
    be able to charge staff and students for meals
    and refreshments.
  • The proposed contract will run for 20 years after
    the construction work has been completed. At the
    end of that time we will sell the buildings,
    including the student accommodation and catering
    outlets, to the government for a nominal sum of
    1.
  • This is by far the largest PPP project that we
    have undertaken. I need you to email me your
    views on the following
  • Firstly, how will Bild recognise profits from
    this project? What matters will the company have
    to consider when deciding how much profit we have
    earned, if any, in any given year?
  • Secondly, what are the specific challenges

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  • Question No 3
  • Mark Grassington, Managing Director of Bild Civil
    Engineering, has asked for your advice.
  • We have been receiving from some of our larger
    complaints sub-contractors about our working
    relationships. They feel that time and effort are
    being wasted because we do not properly manage
    our relationship with them.
  • To put this in perspective, Bild Civil
    Engineering has seventeen major subcontractors
    on its list of preferred suppliers. Some are
    general builders who provide most of the major
    trades, from digging foundations to bricklaying
    and other trades. Others are more specialised
    and focus on drainage or other specific tasks.
    We find that the specialists are more expensive
    than the general builders, but they have greater
    expertise and so they may be used for difficult
    tasks, such as installing drainage in unstable
    soil.
  • The regional subsidiaries of Bild Civil
    Engineering usually contract for a project and
    then invite the subcontractors to tender for the
    work. Subcontractors have very little input into
    the contract specification itself. They also find
    it difficult to manage their commitments because
    they are often invited to tender for work by
    more than one Bild subsidiary at the same time,
    even though they would not have the capacity to
    accept all of the work if all of their tenders
    were successful.
  • There have been times when it has been difficult
    to find a subcontractor for a project because
    many of our preferred subcontractors would choose
    to work with our competitors rather than with us
    when they have a choice.
  • Could you give me some ideas that I can present
    to the next board meeting?
  • Firstly, I have always been impressed by the
    balanced scorecard diagrams that you prepare for
    other aspects of the business. Could you outline
    a set of measures that could be developed into a
    balanced scorecard for managing the whole
    process of working with subcontractors? Please
    also provide a brief explanation for each
    measure.
  • Secondly, advise the company regarding processes
    and controls that we could adopt to manage the
    whole process of the collaboration wit

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Question No 4 he Group Finance Director has left
you the following memo MEMORANDUM To Senior
Management Accountant From Felicity Bunyan,
Group Finance Director Subject Debt covenant As
you know, we have significant bank borrowings.
The bank has put a number of 'debt covenants' in
place. These are conditions that must be met if
we are to be allowed to carry on with the loan.
If we breach any of those conditions, the bank
has the right to demand immediate repayment of
their loan and to take possession of the assets
that we have pledged as security in the event
that we cannot afford to repay. One of those
conditions is that our gearing ratio cannot
exceed 37 when we measure debt as a percentage
of total long term finance. Our gearing ratios
were as follows over the past few years 2012
32 2013 34 2014 33 We have a problem on the
horizon. As you are aware, in order to maintain
flexibility, Bild has used operating leases to
finance the majority of its construction
equipment. Most of these leases are over three or
five years. Proposed changes to the rules
relating to the accounting treatment of leases
mean that we may have to recognise additional
long term liabilities before the loans are due
for repayment. Doing so will put us in technical
default with respect to our debt covenant,
pushing our gearing to around 40. Please draft a
paper for me that
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  • Analyses our gearing position with respect to the
    nature of our business and its overall position.
  • Suggests an approach that might be taken to
    negotiating a change to the loan conditions with
    the bank so that our technical default might be
    overlooked.
  • Question No 5
  • The following memo was on your desk when you
    arrived at work this morning MEMORANDUM
  • To Senior Management Accountant
  • From Felicity Bunyan, Group Finance Director
    Subject public-private partnership proposal
  • The Central subsidiary of Bild Civil Engineering
    has received a very interesting proposal to
    tender for a major government contract. The
    intention is that we will build a new hospital
    for the City Health Board, which is funded by the
    government and is responsible for the management
    of health care. City Health Board is keen for us
    to tender for the running of the hospital
    infrastructure once the construction work is
    complete. It is that aspect that I need you to
    consider.
  • I have copied the City Health Boards summary of
    its requirements for you. I need you to write me
    a report covering two issues
  • What are the planning and control issues,
    including financial controls, associated with
    our undertaking to run this hospital on the basis
    outlined by City Health Board?
  • What factors should Bild take into account in
    deciding whether to bid for this proposal?
    Please justify the inclusion of each factor that
    you identify.
  • The summary of City Health Board's requirements
    can be found by clicking the Reference Materials
    button.
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