> Fixed price deliverables are usually more expensive due to bidders pricing risk. Correct, that’s the only way the vendor takes on the risk really. That was m

> Fixed price deliverables are usually more expensive due to bidders pricing risk. Correct, that’s the only way the vendor takes on the risk really. That was my point. > Or the project owner don’t have the political power to not accept a deliverable and tell the vendor to go pound it. Yeah I agree... but if you have 100m to hand out and the in org politics where you can’t tell a vendor to go pound it, there are real structural issues in your co preventing you delivering systems.