Gazette · What a visit costs
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What a visit costs
Prices are for named visits, not for access to a catalogue. The figure depends on how many shifts we must stand through and how far the floor is from Canberra.
A quote always names the kit family, the site, the number of on-site days, and whether night work is included. The starting figures below assume ordinary weekday hours and a host who can open stores.
| Study | Basis | From |
|---|---|---|
| Toolkit Adoption Study | 3–5 days on site, draft and final account, one clarification call | $4,800 |
| Application Review | One day on a single role or room; second day quoted if the job splits | $1,400 |
| Return Visit | Two days on the same floor after a change, using the earlier tally points | $2,200 |
| Supervisor Briefing | Ninety minutes with the people who run the floor, on site or by video | $650 |
What moves the figure
Extra shifts, extra crews that do not share a cage, sterile or underground entry that slows the day, and a site more than a comfortable drive from Canberra all change the quote. Travel is estimated as fares or kilometres plus lodging, then fixed in the letter before we book. We do not add a “complexity” percentage; we add days.
Deposit and when it is due
A deposit of 30 percent holds the week. The remainder is due when the final account is delivered, or after the briefing if that is the only work booked. If you cancel, the refund notice says what comes back.
What is not priced here
Printing extra bound copies, a standing-up for the whole crew, and observation of a second kit family are extras. We will not invent a monthly retainer for “ongoing analytics.” If you want us back, book a Return Visit when the change has had time to settle.
Write with the kit name and the suburb. The reply includes a range, then a firm figure once we know the shifts.