BISM Amendment 4 Attachment J-8 -Past Performance Matrix.xlsx

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Basic Infrastructure Support Mechanism (BISM) Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
72029423R00006
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US Agency for International Development

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This document contains a past performance matrix and information on a related federal contract opportunity from the US Agency for International Development. The Basic Infrastructure Support Mechanism (BISM) solicitation seeks a local construction contractor to address infrastructure needs in health, democracy and governance, education, youth, water, and economic growth sectors in the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza. Projects must comply with the Taylor Force Act and not directly benefit the Palestinian Authority. Offerors must provide past performance examples in the matrix including customer, project details, award amounts, dates, and location of work to be considered for contracts awarded under the BISM vehicle for infrastructure development assistance in the region.

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Past Performance Matrix

PAST PERFORMANCE MATRIX

Customer Name Project Name Scope of work or complexity/diversity of tasks Skills/Expertise required Why is the work relevant? Award # Start & End Dates TEC Amount Contract Type Primary location (s) of work Transition/Crisis/Post-Conflict (Y/N) Is there a CPARS report available? Y/N If a CPARS records is unavailable for any of the project listed, please provide the following details: contact name, job title, mailing address, phone number, and email address, (USAID recommends that offeror alert the contacts that their names have been submitted and that they are authorized to provide performance information concerning the listed contracts if and when USAID requests it.)

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