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Senior Manager
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Workshop Agenda Introduction Fleet Operation Funding Principles Types of Charge-back Systems Rate Development Conclusions
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Introduction Relevant Experience Workshop Goals –Walk through the development of Service-based Charge-back Rates
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Fleet Funding Principles Direct AppropriationCharge-back System Easy to administer Requires minimal effort Provides a means to distribute costs (direct and indirect) Promotes understanding of cost Links behavior to cost Demonstrates competitiveness Complies with A-87 Consistent with Best Practices
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Link Behavior to Cost
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Types of Charge-back Systems Proportional Systems Class-based Systems –Charged by time –Charged by usage Service-based Systems –Mimics private sector approach “RUN IT LIKE A BUSINESS”
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Rate Development 1.Identify Costs to be Distributed 2.Define Services 3.Allocate Costs 4.Calculate Rates 5.Update Rates Annually
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Rate Development 1.Identify Costs to be Distributed (Setting the Rate Base) –Direct Costs –Indirect Costs –Facilities Costs –Depreciation Costs
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Rate Development 2.Define Services –In-house Maintenance and Repair –Parts –Sublet Work –Fuel –Fleet Management –Vehicle Wash
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Rate Development 3.Allocate Costs –Direct Costs –Indirect Costs
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Rate Development PositionM&RPartsSubletFuelFMA Vehicle Wash Total Mechanic 1100% Mechanic 2100% Mechanic 385%5% 100% Lead Mechanic75%5%20%100% Admin Asst50%15%7%10%15%3%100%
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Rate Development PositionTotal S&BM&RM&R CostPartsParts Cost Mechanic 1$75,000100%$75,0000%$0 Mechanic 2$75,000100%$75,0000%$0 Mechanic 3$75,00085%$63,7500%$0 Lead Mechanic$90,00075%$67,50020%$18,000 Admin Asst$55,00050%$27,5007%$3,850 Total100%81%4.5%
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Rate Development Line ItemBudgetAllocationM&RPartsSubletFuelFMA Vehicle Wash S&W81.0%4.5%3.0%2.5%8.0%1.0% Shop Tools$26,000Direct$26,000 Car Wash Supplies $6,000Direct$6,000 Office Supplies$18,000S&W$14,580$810$540$450$1,440$180
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Rate Development 4.Calculate Rates –Identify Billable Unit of Service –Convert Cost of the Activity into a Rate
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Rate Development Charge-Back RateBillable Units of ServiceFY 2011-12 Rate Shop Labor Rate Number of available billable labor hours $87.71 hour Parts MarkupCost of parts dispensed Parts invoice cost plus 14.0% markup Sublet Repair Management FeeCost of sublet repairs Sublet repair invoice cost plus 8.1% markup Fuel Management FeeGallons of fuel dispensed$.08 per gallon markup Vehicle Management Fee Vehicle months of availability for assigned vehicles $5.56 per vehicle per month Vehicle Wash Fee Number of vehicle washes completed $4.50 per vehicle wash
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Rate Development 5.Update Rates Annually –Review Revenues vs. Expenses –Review Rate Base for Next Year –Review Billable Units of Service
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Conclusions Direct Appropriations vs. Charge-back Approach Service-based Rate System Accurate Rates Provide Clear Indication of Competitiveness of Fleet Operation Manage Rates
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Contact Information Tony Yankovich, Senior Manager Mercury Associates, Inc. tyankovich@mercury-assoc.com 913-568-5837 www.mercury-assoc.com
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