See true break-even and profit by source before bid day — then keep the logic consistent from forecast to review.
FALIB REPORTS
Use when compliance and per-employee accuracy matter. FALIB-Mr™ models labor down to the individual where required and captures fringe shortfalls and wage-driven ripple so your costs reflect what payroll will actually pay. Indirects, pass-through profit, and the full hourly breakdown roll into prime cost, break-even, and a sell rate you can defend.
Wages, fringe, PTO, retirement and payroll burdens applied correctly at the individual level.
Explore Mr™ ›Captures fringe shortfalls and wage-driven ripple before small changes break your margin.
View Modeling ›Prime cost, break-even, markup %, margin %, and blended pass-through profit clearly rolled up.
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Speed-first reporting for private, industrial, and energy environments. Same structure as Mr™ — without Davis-Bacon logic — and with Value-Added Base treatment.
Built for speed. Group roles instead of per-employee modeling and move quickly in private or industrial bids.
Explore Sr™ ›Includes Single-Element, TCI, and Value-Added Base logic for large pass-through environments.
View Logic ›Removes Davis-Bacon shortfalls and ripple modeling while preserving sold labor and pass-through support streams.
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A simplified version for one bid, one job, one decision. Built to summarize the financial picture fast — sold labor, subs, COGS/ODC, and job totals — without the heavier compliance mechanics.
FALIB-Jr is a simplified job-level view derived from either the Mr or Sr edition (whichever the organization uses), so the break-even math is still correct — just without the advanced compliance or element base layers at the job scale.
FALIB® is integrated into every project estimate within SERVVIAN®.
Disclaimer: FALIB® reports are based on forecasted labor, operational costs, pass-through components, and other cost estimates entered by the end-user, and should not be interpreted as incurred cost actuals. Profit visibility and profit predictability in FALIB® refer to modeled forecast outcomes — not realized or audited financial results. Profit outputs in FALIB® represent projected conditions derived from user-provided inputs and do not constitute evidence of actual earnings, final contract performance, or accounting actuals.