How does C-MROS make money without increasing the workshop quotes?
C-MROS covers it's costs in the same way as a large organisation covers it's overheads and charges a fixed rate across all of its carefulli picked suppliers. It does not try to make a profit out of them as this would affect the quotes recieved by customers. In fact quotes recieved can be obtained direct from each of the workshops should the customer wish. This ensures that charges remain the same whether the customer goes direct to each of the suppliers or through C-MROS. C-MROS actually helps to reduce the overhead across each of the companies by reducing their administration, storage requirements, vehicles, personnel etc consolidating under one roof.
C-MROS makes profit on peripheral services such as:
Flying Hour or Power by Hour administration/spares leasing-Fixed price contract negotiation / administration, advance exchanges to customers -Exchange on behalf of supplier due to failure in lead time (charged to the supplier at no cost to the customer as penalty for failing to meet agreed turn time, and normally part of a fixed price and NTE price agreement) - customer parts storage, administration and logistics -Parts supply and purchasing services for repair organisations and customers.
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