Award & contract administrationContract type
LAC
Lease Acquisition Contract
Definition
A Lease Acquisition Contract provides for leasing rather than purchasing assets, typically for equipment, vehicles, or facilities. LACs allow agencies to acquire use of assets without capital purchase, often with options for eventual ownership.
LAC structures affect cost treatment, ownership rights, and end-of-term options. Understanding LAC mechanisms helps contractors pursue equipment and facility leasing opportunities. LAC pricing considers asset value, use period, maintenance responsibilities, and residual value.
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