Question: The estimated demand is 2 , 5 0 0 units / month . Both suppliers will incur some costs to re - program the software

The estimated demand is 2,500 units/month. Both suppliers will incur some costs to re-program the software for this optical module. The optical modules will be prepackaged in a plastic clamshell tray holding 10 optical modules each.
Each packaged tray weighs approximately 1 pound.
Quote 1:
Unit price =$26
Production lead time =16 weeks
Packing costs =$4.50 per tray
Cost of delivery : $28 per 10 pounds Software Programming =$4,500 one-time fixed charge
Quote:2
Unit price =$15.00
Production lead time =4 weeks
Shipping lead time = Eight weeks
Software Programming =$2,000 one-time fixed charge
In addition to this overseas supplier's quote, you must consider additional costs and information before preparing
a comparison of the second supplier's quotation:Each monthly shipment requires two containers.
Packing costs per tray =$3.50
Cost of inland transportation to the port of export = $275 per container.
Freight forwarder's fee =$100 per monthly shipment (letter of credit, documentation, etc.).
Cost of ocean transport =$4,000 per container.
Marine insurance =$0.76 per unit.
U.S. port handling charges =$1,150 per container.
Customs duty =5% of unit cost.
Customs broker fees per monthly shipment =$150.
Transportation from Seattle to Northern California =$32.00 per ten pounds.
Need to warehouse one month of inventory in Northern California at a fixed warehousing cost of
$100.00 per cubic foot per year, to compensate for lead time uncertainty.
At least two five-day visits per year to travel to Malaysia to meet with the supplier and provide
updates on performance and shipping =$10,000 per year (estimated)Case Questions
Calculate the total cost per unit (annual)of Quote1
Calculate the total cost per unit(annual) of purchasing from Quote 2

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