FALIB® (Forecast Analysis Labor-Intensive Business) is not just a report—it’s a connected reporting system within Servvian’s BreakEven PLUS™ platform that links forecasts, estimates, and job reports using UUID-based traceability.
Here’s how the stack works:
FALIB-Mr™ is the master-level forecasting report, compiling detailed labor, burden, fringe, overhead, general and administrative, COGS calculations, and employee classes.
It’s the full dataset used for strategic pricing, indirect rate development, and internal forecasting.
Serves as the foundation for all FALIB-derived outputs.
Feeds into FALIB-Jr™.
Each job and report instance in BreakEven PLUS™ is assigned a UUID (Universal Unique Identifier) that follows it from start to finish:
🔄 Forecast (FALIB®-Mr) or (FALIB-Sr™ not released yet) → BreakEven PLUS™ Estimation Stack → Execution (FALIB-Jr™)
Ensures full lifecycle traceability
Supports audit readiness, cost justification, and CUI protection
BreakEven Rate: $76.88/hr
Final Hourly Sell Rate: $85.43
Gross Sales Forecast: $2,006,609.40
In government contracting (GovCon), your Basis of Estimate (BOE) is not just a formality—it’s a compliance artifact. BreakEven PLUS™ and the FALIB® reporting stack provide the backbone of the BOE by using actual cost accounting, not benchmarks or industry averages. This ensures:
Traceability from forecast to field (via UUID)
Accurate fixed-price quoting
Internal rate justification aligned with your unique productivity and cost structure
Audit-ready documentation for DFARS, CMMC, or DCAA reviews
Whether you’re building your rate sheet, bidding on a federal project, or validating job costs post-delivery, the FALIB® reporting stack gives you:
A master forecast (FALIB-Mr™)
A contract-ready summary (FALIB-Sr™)
A field-execution report (FALIB®-Jr)
All connected. All traceable. All compliant.
Let us show you how FALIB® can turn your internal cost data into a powerful, audit-ready estimating engine—whether you’re pre-bid or post-performance.
⚠️ 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.