LTSA

Long-Term Service Agreement

Definition

A Long-Term Service Agreement is a multi-year contract providing ongoing support services, typically for complex systems or equipment. LTSAs establish stable relationships for sustainment support while providing cost predictability for both parties.

LTSAs offer revenue stability for contractors and simplified procurement for government customers. Understanding LTSA structures helps contractors develop competitive long-term support proposals. LTSA pricing considers lifecycle costs, performance requirements, and risk allocation.

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