I need to build a program that will figure out bids on salvage vehicles for multiple customers, using there unique prices and inventory needs to create a unique bid for each customer.  The program will need to do the following. 1.Have a way to inventory the parts on the vehicle, using a database of specific part types, saving that table, or file, to be accessed by the bidding process.  It will need to bid the vehicle by accessing the part history from another table (see item 4), (requests for that part number, past sales, and price) and run each part number through a series of formulas, using filters to scale prices up or down, according to their demand data, and come up with a total value of the parts on the vehicle.  It will then need to apply some extra value to the vehicle for parts that are not counted during our inventory process.  It will then need to take that value and divide it by a cost of goods percentage (also in a table in their settings) to come up with a final bid.  3. I will need to pull a couple reports after the process is done for all customers. (I can provide examples of these)  4. I will need a client written that can be installed on the customers computer to pull the database from their system that has their pricing, and request info on all the part number's(I can also provide an example of this, it sits on a local SQL database at the customers site).  I will need the client to upload this database to our server to update our database for them.    I can give you multiple screenshots of the current program that I use for this, and would like mine to be very similar.  The current one is visual basic, although I do not care what mine is, I am leaning towards this being a web app.  I believe this is a lot of SQL work.  Please let me know if you're interested and I will provide you with anything else you need.  I can send screenshots and also have reports that show exactly the end result of all of the formulas and such.  This is my first time doing anything on a site like this, so if you need anything, just ask.  Thanks, Glenn