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A couple more points around the award:

A "firm fixed-price" (FFP) contract means that the price agreed upon at the start of the contract remains constant throughout its duration, regardless of any changes in costs that may occur. In other words, the contractor (in this case, Lumos Diagnostics) is obligated to complete the work for the agreed amount ($8.26 million), and they will not receive additional money if their actual costs exceed that amount. On the other hand, if they manage to do the work for less than the agreed price, they still keep the full contract amount. This type of contract places the risk of cost overruns on the contractor.

Here is some more info found:






Typically competitively awarded: These contracts are usually offered through a competitive bidding process, where multiple companies or providers submit proposals, and the best one (based on cost, quality, or other criteria) is chosen.

Sometimes sole-sourced: In certain cases, the contract may be given directly to a single company without competition (sole-sourcing), usually because that company is the only one that can provide the needed product or service.

Non-commoditized products and services: These contracts are for specialized items or services that are not mass-produced, standardized, or easily available in the market. They often require custom development or specific expertise.


Moreover, found the Vendor page for Lumos. Appears we could identify the cost per Leelu Reader now: