A.15.01.03.08 Annex H Performance Requirement Summary WIE.xlsx
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- Wiesbaden Commissary Total Maintenance Services
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- HQC01026QE021
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Defense Commissary Agency
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This is a Performance Requirement Summary that establishes measurable performance standards for comprehensive maintenance services at the Wiesbaden commissary facility in Germany. The document outlines specific performance metrics across three maintenance categories: Preventive Maintenance (PM), Unscheduled Maintenance (UM), and Emergency Maintenance (EM), with all requirements tied to the Performance Work Statement (PWS) referenced sections.
The performance requirements establish that the contractor must achieve 100% compliance with specifications across all deliverables, with allowable deviations ranging from 2% to 5% depending on the task. Key PM obligations include submitting monthly consolidated corrective action findings, conducting initial and quarterly 100% equipment inventories, and completing all scheduled PM inspections with documentation submitted to store management and the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) within PWS timeframes. UM requirements mandate cost estimate submission within PWS-specified timeframes and repair completion within 45 days of government approval, subject to parts availability. EM services require technician response to affected sites within PWS timeframes for critical issues. Additional compliance requirements include phase-in reporting (initial inventory, refrigerant inventory, annual PM plan), monthly PM services lists and findings reports, invoices with work summaries and remaining funds reports, facility sign-in/sign-out documentation through store logbooks, and comprehensive refrigerant record-keeping tracking service dates, quantities, leak inspections, recovery operations, and appliance locations. The 2% allowable deviation applies to PM task performance, EM response performance, sign-in/sign-out compliance, and refrigerant record-keeping, while most other deliverables permit 5% deviation.
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| PWS ref | Performance Description | What is being measured | What is being inspected | Requirement | Expected outcome | Allowable Deviation |
| 3.1.3 | PM Findings | submittal of reports | timeliness of report submittal | Monthly, the Contractor shall, as part of the PM program, create a consolidated list of recommended corrective actions (any identified issues that cannot be corrected through the PM service) from all the month’s completed PM services. This list, also known as PM findings, shall be provided to the store management and COR. | 100% meets specification | 5% of expected outcome |
| 3.1.1.1 | inventory (initial) | submittal of inventory reports | timeliness of report submittal | inspect, record the condition, and validate the equipment inventory information for all equipment and systems for which the contractor will assume responsivity. | 100% meets specification | 5% of expected outcome |
| 3.1.1.1.2 | Inventory (quarterly) | submittal of inventory reports | timeliness of report submittal | The Contractor shall conduct a 100% inventory on a quarterly basis and submit an updated inventory list to the COR | 100% meets specification | 5% of expected outcome |
| 3.1.1/ |
3.1.2.3/
| 3.1.2.4 | Performance of all PM tasks scheduled | submittal of PM inspection and submittal of corrective actions | timeliness of report submittal | copies of the checklists to store management upon completion of the relevant tasks ; record copy posted to SOMS both within PWS time requirements | 100% meets specification | 2% of expected outcome | |
| 3.2.1 | Cost Estimate for UM | time of initial cost estimate submittal | submittal time of cost estimate | submittal of initial cost estimate within PWS time requirements of the WO into SOMS, and before commencement of the Work | 100% meets specification | 5% of expected outcome | |
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| 3.2.3 | Performance of UM | time of response, notification of availability of parts if not immediately available, time of repair completion | timeliness of response, notification of written evidence of parts unavailable, timeliness of repair | completion of UM within PWS time requirements after the Government approval of the work, subject to the availability of parts, notice | 100% meets specification | 5% of expected outcome | |
| 3.3.2.1 thru 3.3.2.4 | Performance of EM | time of response, notification of availability of parts if not immediately available, time of repair completion | timeliness of response, notification of written evidence of parts unavailable | service technician arrival to the affected site within PWS time requirements of the request, notify the store and FE with written evidence of the delay of parts, complete repairs | 100% meets specification | 2% of expected outcome | |
| 4.4.3.1 | Phase-in reports | submittal of reports | timeliness of report submittal | submit reports with in PWS time requirements of contract start: Initial inventory, refrigerant inventory, Annual PM, Phase-in plan | 100% meets specification | 5% of expected outcome | |
| 4.4.3.2 | Monthly reports | submittal of reports | timeliness of report submittal | Reports due each month: PM findings report, monthly PM services list | 100% meets specification | 5% of expected outcome | |
| 4.4.3.2 | reports with invoice | submittal of reports | timeliness of report submittal | Report due with invoice: summary of work completed that is being billed with invoice, remining funds report | 100% meets specification | 5% of expected outcome | |
| 4.5.1.1 | Sign in and out requirements | use of in-store log book | usage of sign-in log book | check-in and check-out by signing the facility’s visitor log book | 100% meets specification | 2% of expected outcome | |
| 4.7.2 | Refrigerant record keeping | completeness of record keeping for refrigerants | use of log book, record keeping, inventory, and reports | The Contractor shall maintain accurate and up-to-date records detailing at a minimum: date of service, type of refrigerant, quantity added, leak inspections, reportable leaks, date of recovery, type of refrigerant, quantity recovered, quantity transferred, and location of appliance. | 100% meets specification | 2% of expected outcome | |
| *Required performance delivery timeframes a listed in each referenced PWS section. |
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