Can the stated performance deductions erase the priced margin?
Pull the service schedule, not the cover letter. For each KPI write: the metric, the measurement period, the trigger (threshold and direction), the calculation (dollars, a percentage of the monthly fee, a service credit), the cap on that KPI, and what else the same miss can trigger: set-off, a cure plan, termination. Then write how two failures in the same period interact: added, the higher of the two, or added then limited by an aggregate cap.
Uncapped abatement is a risk fail until sized. A thin facilities margin with a busy-week miss is how a deed loses money slowly; that warning sits in the FM losing-contracts playbook. Invoice timing and set-off remain on payment terms.
If the pack is silent on interaction, the model is unfinished. Do not add every schedule line and call the sum conservative. That double-counts. Write a clarification, or reprice when the priced margin no longer survives the rule you can actually read.