A05 40520908 GRTE-QASP_Propane Service_IDIQ 2021-2026 DRAFT (4.21.21).docx

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Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan Grand Teton National Park John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway Provide Propane Service to Park and Quarters Facilities April 2021

Introduction:

The purpose of the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) is to provide established procedures for monitoring, evaluating, and reporting on contractor performance of Provide Propane Service to Park and Quarters Facilities. The Performance Requirements Summary Table is below:

Task
Contract Requirement
Standard of Performance
Acceptable Quality Level (AQL)
Surveillance Method
1.
Fill tanks
Tanks do not drop below 15%
90%
Random checks of meter gauges and customer feedback
2.
Delivery Schedule
Deliveries occur Mon-Fri between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm (unless approved by COR)
90%
Routine observations and customer feedback.
3.
Emergency Deliveries
Delivery made within 24 hours of park request
95%
Customer feedback.
4.
Contactor-provided tanks and equipment meet code
All contractor-provided tanks, transmission lines, regulators, meters or associated equipment are installed and maintained to meet all applicable code.
100%
Formal or informal inspections by park personnel assessing the condition of contractor-provided equipment.
5.
Government-owned tanks and equipment are inspected
All government-owned tanks and associated equipment are inspected to meet applicable code and the COR is notified if any corrective action is required.
100%
Formal or informal inspections by park personnel assessing the condition of government-owned equipment.
6.
Monthly invoicing
Invoices are received by the park and contain accurate delivery information and rates
90%
Review invoices monthly for accuracy.

Roles and Responsibilities:

Government key personnel for this requirement are the Facility Management Chief of Operations, the Housing Officer, Housing Assistant, Safety Officer, Contracting Officer (CO) and Contracting Officer Representative (COR). The CO is the only individual authorized to change the contract or take corrective action against the contractor. The COR will be appointed in writing and serve as the technical representative of the CO and is responsible for monitoring the contractor performance, reviewing and approving/rejecting the service provided under the contract. Key personnel will collaborate on the monitoring of contractor performance and advise the COR if issues arise.

Methods of Surveillance:

Contractor performance will be monitored based on the above Performance Requirements Summary Table. The Government will use random sampling and random inspections, along with customer feedback.

Acceptance/Rejection:

The COR will monitor, with input from other key personnel, the contractor’s performance in accordance with the contract and Performance Requirements Summary Table. Inadequate performance observed through monitoring will be documented. The COR will advise contractor and the CO of any problems with performance. The COR will provide the contractor the opportunity to correct the issue. If the contractor fails to correct the issue, or present an acceptable plan to correct the issue, the COR will advise the CO and appropriate action will be pursued.

Documentation:

The COR will maintain a contract file that includes documentation of contractor performance.

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