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Re: BoM Question

Fasteners that individually cost under $1 are not required per <R25>.

Wire's going to need to be in there. You can do that by the foot (or by the spool if you bought in bulk -- see section 8.3.3.1 - you don't have to take the cost for the whole spool if it's available per foot and you didn't use it all, but if you bought by the foot, you shouldn't use the spool price).

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 The cost of items purchased in bulk or large quantities may be prorated on the basis of the smallest commonly available unit that satisfies the need for the item.
o Example: A team purchases a 4' x 4' sheet of aluminum, but only uses a piece 10” x 10” on their ROBOT. The team identifies a source that sells aluminum sheet in 1’ x1’ pieces. The team may cost their part on the basis of a 1’ x 1’ piece, even though they cut the piece from a larger bulk purchase. They do not have to account for the entire 4’ x 4’ bulk purchase item.
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