5 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY.pdf
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Department of the Army Medical Command
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The Performance Requirements Summary details performance objectives, acceptable quality levels, contract references, assessment methods, and remedies for an Entomology Laboratory Specialist Services contract at Brian D. Allgood Army Community Hospital in Camp Humphrey, Korea. Key performance objectives include appropriately curating arthropods for rearing and identification, entering arthropod-borne disease surveillance data, following entomological guidelines and professional standards, complying with anti-trafficking policies, and meeting antiterrorism and operational security requirements.
Performance standards are stringent, with most objectives requiring 95% or greater satisfactory performance. Assessment methods involve Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) random surveillance, database reviews, and performance discussions. Remedies for marginal or unsatisfactory performance range from cure notices to potential contract termination, with noncompliance to be documented in monthly COR reports. The contract emphasizes precise scientific protocols, data management, ethical conduct, and strict adherence to Department of Defense, Army, and health department regulations.
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PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY)
Performance Objective
Acceptable Quality Level
Contract Reference
Assessment Method
Remedy
Arthropods are appropriately curated for rearing, identification of arthropods using PCR, and preparation of specimens for detection of viruses, bacteria, and protozoa
Satisfactory:
95% or greater of the specimens are properly processed.
Marginal: 90% - 95%
Unsatisfactory:
Less than 90%
PWS Para’s 5.1.4.3, 5.1.4.4, and 5.1.4.8
COR will discuss performance with the Research Entomologist on a random basis.
Marginal Rating: Cure Notice.
Unsatisfactory Rating:
Document performance with Monthly COR report.
Depending on severity can lead up to contract termination
Enter arthropod-borne disease surveillance data in a database and provide bi-weekly updates, as required, to the Chief, Entomology Section, Public Health Department, Entomology Section, BDAACH
Satisfactory: 95% or greater of the data is inserted within bi-weekly.
Marginal: 90% - 95%
Unsatisfactory:
Less than 90%
PWS Para 5.1.4.1,5.4.11
COR review database on a random basis.
Marginal Rating: Cure Notice.
Unsatisfactory Rating:
Document performance with Monthly COR report.
Depending on severity can lead up to contract termination
Follow guidelines, such as DoD Directives, DHA Regulations, Army Regulations, entomological standing operating procedures (SOPs), and professional standards of ethics and conduct.
Satisfactory:
95% or greater
Marginal: 90% - 95%
Unsatisfactory:
Less than 90%
PWS Para’s 5.1.4.13
COR surveillance on a random basis.
Marginal Rating: Cure Notice.
Unsatisfactory Rating:
Document performance with Monthly COR report.
Depending on severity can lead up to contract termination
Combating Trafficking in persons (awareness program)
100% compliance (zero tolerance) regarding trafficking in persons policy
FAR 52.222-
50 and FAR 22.1703
COR documentation and program review.
Immediately notify KO of any non-compliance.
Document compliance in Monthly COR report. See
FAR 52.222-
50 for KO remedies
Comply with Antiterrorism and Operation Security Requirements
Satisfactory: 100% of the time
PWS Para 3.5.7.
COR initial and periodic surveillance
Document noncompliance performance in Monthly COR report.
The Contractor shall provide candidates that meet the minimum qualification as stated in the PWS who will enable the MTF to provide such services at a high level quality
Satisfactory: 100% PWS Para 5.1.3.
COR initial and periodic surveillance
Document noncompliance performance in Monthly COR report.
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