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LPTA is appropriate only when the government "expects" it can achieve best value from selecting the proposal that is technically acceptable and...
LPTA is appropriate only when the government "expects" it can achieve best value from selecting the proposal that is technically acceptable and offers the lowest evaluated price. (FAR 15.101-2.) The analysis necessarily is conducted before the government issues the solicitation and offerors submit proposals. This "best value" determination used to justify an LPTA source selection process is different than the best value analysis achieved via tradeoffs.
Why is the LPTA performed before the government could possibly know what potential performance-enhancing?
