Section L page 100 - 101.pdf

The following is added:

(1) Past Performance.

The Government will evaluate the Offeror’s past performance on same or similar work and will consider information submitted by the Offeror, obtained from references or obtained by the Government from other sources that is relevant to the following elements: (a)

Quality of Service; (b) Timeliness of Performance; (c) Customer Satisfaction/Working

Relationships, and (d) management skill. In evaluating past performance, the Government will consider the quantity and relevance of the work for which past performance data is collected, the context of the data and the general trends of Offeror’s performance. In accordance with Federal

Acquisition Regulations, Offerors that have no record of past performance will receive a neutral rating

(2) Capacity and Workforce. The Offerer will provide the Government with:

(a) Crew size, general work schedules, and proposed production rates that allow the Offerer to work on multiple task orders across several National Forests at the same time. Offerors who demonstrate greater capacity/flexibility will receive a higher rating on this element;

(b) Ability to furnish at least one crew per Task Order when periods of performance for multiple awarded task orders overlap unless otherwise approved in writing, in advance by the Contracting Officer (reference F.3.2.3). The Offeror may include a narrative with its response to this solicitation that provides supplemental information, explanatory comments, or restrictions on the maximum numbers of crews that would be available at any one time during contract performance;

(c) Information regarding quantity and skill of the Offeror’s workforce that would be available for work on task orders under this contract, including a list of key personnel (See H.

2). The Offeror may provide this information in a separate narrative.

Note: The Contracting Officer will incorporate part or all of the Offeror’s response to this evaluation criteria into awarded Task Orders. Key personnel, production rates, minimum and maximum crew size and restrictions concerning the maximum number of crews to be provided at any one time will be incorporated into awarded Task Orders.

(3) Work Methods. Offeror shall provide the Government with the following:

(a) Safety. Offeror shall provide the Government with information demonstrating their safety record and explaining the Offeror’s safety program and/or policies.

The Offeror may provide a sample Safety Plan that demonstrates compliance with the Accident

Prevention, Safety Plan, and other safety-related requirements of this contract.

(b) Quality Control. Offeror shall provide the Government with information concerning the Offeror’s proposed Quality Control methods. The Offeror may submit a sample quality control plan. Offeror may provide the Government with information regarding how the

Contractor will conduct Quality Control during performance of the work.

(b) Business Proposal.

(1) Price Proposal - The Government will evaluate Offeror’s prices submitted on the Seed

Task Orders attached to this solicitation. The Seed Task Orders include work items that Offeror’s are asked to give their best estimate for prices based on the information given, including desriptions of the existing conditions, work requirements, and representative photos.

For the purposes of price evaluation, the Government will evaluate whether prices are reasonable and demonstrate the Offeror’s understanding of the types of work to be completed under this contract. Please provide a short rationale with your price proposal.