FFP-LOE
Firm Fixed Price – Level of Effort
Definition
Firm Fixed Price – Level of Effort is a contract type requiring the contractor to provide a specified level of effort over a stated period for a fixed price. FFP-LOE contracts pay for effort rather than deliverables, with the government accepting risk that effort may not achieve desired outcomes.
FFP-LOE is appropriate when work cannot be defined in terms of specific end products. Understanding FFP-LOE characteristics helps contractors price and manage level-of-effort requirements. FFP-LOE requires accurate effort tracking and may involve specific labor category and hour requirements.
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