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FtLE Stone 8 Webster Engineering Corporation 90 Broad Street, New York 4 /C/it, .1 HEW YORK ORTON CMICAaO HOUSTON PtTTSSURGH LOS ANGELKS SAN FRANCISCO SEP n 1350 K-fi August 23, 1950. Mr, J. H. Schaefer, Tice President Ethyl Corporation 100 Park Avenue Hew fork, N. T. Dear Mr. Schaefer: In your letter of February 4, 1949# which was accepted by ns Febrnaxy 11# 1949# the amount of fee payable to ns vaa determined for the work contemplated under your expansion program at Baton Bouge# Louisiana# as covered by our Job Order Nos. 3027A# B, C# D and H and 8147. Biis letter provided that changes in the piping coats of J.0. Bos. 8027C, D and E wold cause an toward or dovnward adjustment in the fee as a result of definitive estimates which uere then being prepared# and also provided for fee adjustment as might be varranted by change in scope of work or changes in the cost of J.0. Bos. 80274. and B as might be mutually acceptable* The purpose of this letter is to sunmarlse, as outlined be low, final fee adjustments in line with our recent discussions: 1* The mntaally agreed fee base increase in the piping costs of J.0. Bos. 8027C# D and H is $173,270. 2. The scope of the vork was increased under J.0. Bo. 8027L and the virtually agreed fee base estimate for the L" accounts is $164,105. 3. Construction Change Orders affecting" varlorus'aecounts wader J.0. Bo^8027 totaled $660,228 for fee.-base items. However, since certain of this work eouLdnot be classfed as increase in scope. It was mutually agreed that one-half of this amount would be included In the fee base estimate, i.e.# an increase of $330,214. 4. Memo Berk Orders, which covered direct lasttractions to our construction forces, totaled $134,480 for foe base accounts. However, it was agreed that no fee would bf charged on these Memo Bork Orders. 5. Standby Operations covered services amd work during the pre- Uminary operation of the new facilities and totaled $41,195 V SAFE F|Lg Mr. J. H. Schaefer 2. August 23, 1950 for the fee base accounts. Although no amount hd bees Included in our dsflnltiYe estimates or is the January 1, 1949 Status Report to cover preliul nary operation, it van agreed that no fee would be charged for Standby Operations. 6* Certain miscellaneous work in the various areae remained to be completed in December, 1949 when by agreement our construction activities at the job site were brought to a close. the subsequent labor perforated material sup plied by Caldwell & McCann were estimated at $237,400. It was matually agreed that this amount would be deducted from the fee base estimate. If the foregoing and the attached Calculation of Additional Fee, dated August 4, 1950, axe acceptable to you, will you please so indi cate by signing this letter is duplicate in the space provided herein and return one copy to ua. Tours very truly. Enclosure Earl Flnsterbusch Tice President. ETHEL CORPORATION CALCULATION OF ADDITIONAL FEZ AUGUST A, 1950 J.O. BOS, 8027A. B. C. D* H & L 1. Increase in J.O* Bos* 8027C, D & H, Piping 2. Additional for J.O. Bo. 8027L 3* Construction Change Orders 4* Heoo lork Orders -- 5* Standby Operations -- TOTAL 6* Less Caldwell & McCann, Labor - let increase in FEE BASE ESTIMATE Additional Fee at 5--3/4$ 173,270. 164,105. 330,114. 1667,489. 287.400. 380,089. 21,855- /