Corporate Overhead and Profit provides the only contribution (other than under the Risk or Reward Regime) to the Non-Owner Participants' required profit margin and corporate overheads. Proponents must tender their proposed Corporate Overhead and Profit in the Initial Proposal.
The Proponent's Corporate Overhead and Profit expectations must reflect an equitable return for delivering the Project for the TOC whilst achieving MCOS Performance in each of the KRAs within an alliance environment.
The Project Owner considers that Corporate Overhead and Profit expectations within an alliance environment should reflect the benefits of the alliance approach, including the collective assumption of risk by all alliance participants.