Revised IDIQquestionnaire.pdf

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OFFEROR’S RELEVANT EXPERIENCE/PAST PERFORMANCE QUESTIONAIRE

GSA Region 8 Multiple Award Construction Contract IDIQ Solicitation Number:

Submit either by US Mail or Email Directly to:

Mail to: General Services Administration, Public Buildings Service Attn: Len Wilson, Contracting Officer PO Box 25546, 8PQB Denver, CO 80225-0546

Email to: len.wilson@gsa.gov, corey.roundfield@gsa.gov

SECTION 1 – TO BE COMPLETED BY OFFEROR:

The offeror needs to complete this Section 1 prior to submitting it and Section 2 to the selected reference. The following information needs to be provided by the offeror for each project submitted for the Offeror’s Relevant Experience and Offeror’s Past Performance factors.

Project #:______________

Definition of Relevant Project means a project meeting all of the following characteristics 1-5:

1. Offeror was the Prime Contractor.

2. Project was completed within the past 5 years prior to issuance of the solicitation.

3. Total cost of construction and/or repairs and alteration (R&A) exceeded $250,000.

4. Building Construction and/or R&A within Buildings.

5. At least five (5) of the of the CSI Masterformat 2016 Divisions were used in the performance of the Project.

A more favorable rating will be given to offerors who can demonstrate the following experience...

1. Relevant Project example was completed for the United States Federal Government as the owner (If Federal

Government the owner, provide contract number)

2. Total cost of construction and/or R&A Relevant Project example exceeded $2 million.

3. Relevant Project used the design build delivery method where the offeror managed the design services, through a licensed architect or engineer.

4. Construction and/or R&A of Relevant Project performed in a tenant occupied space where tenant occupancy was maintained.

Offeror / Contractor Name:

Federal Government Contract Number (If Applicable) Contract Performance Dates

Total Cost of Construction and/or R&A Address of Project mailto:len.wilson@gsa.gov mailto:corey.roundfield@gsa.gov

1. How does the project meet the Relevant Project definition or 1-5 of the definition (address each of the items in the definition, even if in the negative)?

2. How does the project meet the items 1-4 of the definition for a more favorable rating (address each of the items 1-4, even if in the negative)?

SECTION 2 – TO BE COMPLETED BY THE REFERENCE

The reference needs to complete this Section 2 and submit the completed Sections 1 and 2 either by US Mail or Email Directly to:

Mail to: General Services Administration, Public Buildings Service Attn: Len Wilson, Contracting Officer PO Box 25546, 8PQB Denver, CO 80225-0546 Email to: len.wilson@gsa.gov, corey.roundfield@gsa.gov

The following information needs to be provided by the offeror for each project submitted for the Offeror’s Relevant Experience and Offeror’s Past Performance factors

Name of Reference

Reference Company or Agency

Title:

Address:

Phone:

Email:

Is all the information in Section 1 Correct? Yes No If no, please clarify discrepancy:

Would you work with this contractor Again? Yes No If no, please clarify discrepancy:

Excellent (9-10) • Contractor significantly exceeds the standard Very Good (7-8) • Contractor exceeds the standard to some extent Satisfactory (4-6) • Contractor meets the standard

• Contractor contains no significant weaknesses

• Contractor contains no deficiencies mailto:len.wilson@gsa.gov mailto:corey.roundfield@gsa.gov

Marginal (2-3) • Contractor fails to meet the standard to some extent Poor (0-1) • Contractor completely fails to meet the standard

Provide a rating and score using the rating system above that accurately describes the offeror/contractor performance in the areas below. Indicate “N/A” if the factor does not apply to the contract being rated.

Contractor’s commitment to customer service. Assessed Rating:

Explain why you gave that rating.

Contractor’s quality of workmanship Assessed Rating:

Explain why you gave that rating.

Contractor’s responsiveness to address issues in a timely manner.

Assessed Rating:

Explain why you gave that rating.

Contractor’s ability (A) to communicate with and (B) work with project stakeholders (i.e owner, architect, engineers, commissioning agent, etc.)

Assessed Rating:

Explain why you gave that rating.

Contractor ability to maintain contract budget and cost control. Assessed Rating:

Overall contractor performance on project. Assessed Rating:

Explain why you gave that rating.