The future of FBR in a parallel universe, page-17

A good cost breakdown analysis. Thanks for re-posting it. I agree. I see the WaaS model as a more sustainable business model instead of just selling the machine. If we are talking housing construction I see it working as Company X wins the housing contract for x amount of buildings and then subcontracts out to FBR who would have provided a quote to them on either a daily hire rate or I personally think more likely is a quoted job once house designs and number of buildings required have been agreed upon (all done before Company X submits their tender application to the developer). A fixed quote provided by FBR and high level of accuracy in terms of build completion time frame. FBR organise the logistics in terms procurement of materials required for the build and they arrive to site where slabs have already been laid. 1 x Hadrian and 1 - 2 operators/technicians for a 2-3day build. Finish 1 structure and move to the next.