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A Harborline Transit FPIF contract is at the settlement stage after several changes. The final Actual Cost is 2,100,000, which is above the PTA of 1,950,000 and the Ceiling Price of 2,050,000.
What should the project manager do regarding the final payment?
- Pay the actual cost of 2,100,000 to maintain a good relationship with the vendor.
- Negotiate a 50/50 split of the 50,000 difference between the ceiling and actual cost.
- Submit a change request to increase the budget to cover the seller's total costs.
- Pay the ceiling price of 2,050,000 as the final settlement.
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