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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART CONTENTS PAGE

ISTANDARDFORM(SF)14491‐3
TableofContents4
ContinuationofSF14495‐6

II CONTRACT CLAUSES 7‐12

FAR52.212‐4,ContractTermsandConditions‐7
CommercialItems
AddendumtoFAR52.212‐47‐8
FAR52.212‐5,ContractTermsandConditionsRequiredto9‐12
ImplementStatutesandExecutiveOrders

III CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS, AND ATTACHMENTS 13‐19

PerformanceWorkStatement(PWS)13‐20
‐ QualityAssuranceSurveillancePlan(QASP)19‐20
IVSOLICITATIONPROVISIONSANDQUOTESUBMISSIONINSTRUCTONS21‐23
(Thissectionwillberemovedattimeofaward)

NOTE: This solicitation is issued using Simplified Acquisition procedures.

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PART I ‐ CONTINUATION OF STANDARD FORM 1449

I. CONTINUATION OF BLOCKS 19 THROUGH 24 (Schedule of Services):

1. BASICSERVICES:SeethePerformanceWorkStatement(PWS)andExhibit1.Provideall
management,supervision,labor,supplies,materials,andequipment(exceptasotherwisespecified
herein),andplan,schedule,andcoordinateasnecessarytoensureeffectiveperformanceofallMedical
servicesasspecifiedherein.
MedicalservicesaredefinedasPhysicianservicesoracombinationofPhysicianandPhysician
Services/NursePractitionerservices.Allservicesprovidedmustbeinaccordancewithstate

regulations.

ContractorsareonlyresponsibleforprovidingforbasichealthcareasdetailedinthePWSin
accordancewiththePolicyandRequirementsHandbook(PRH)Exhibit6‐4(JobCorpBasic
HealthCareResponsibilities).

2. LOCATION: The Contractor shall be fully responsible for providing Medical Services as indicated herein for the location listed below:

CentennialJobCorpsCenter
3201RidgecrestDrive
Nampa,ID83687

3. PERFORMANCE: Contractor personnel will perform all work required in the PWS for the amounts

agreedtoasstatedbelowandinaccordancewiththeapplicablewagedetermination,ifapplicable.The
centerwillbeclosedfortwo,two(2)weekperiodsinthesummerandwinterandforallFederal
holidays.ThebreaksgenerallyoccurthefirsttwoweeksinJulyandthelasttwoweeksinDecember;
however,theexactdatesaresubjecttochange.TheContractorwillbepaidbasedupontheactualwork
performedpursuanttothePWS.Performanceschedulesshallbeagreedtothroughmutualagreement
withCenterpersonnel.

4. SUBSTITUTE SERVICES: When Contractor personnel are on vacation, sick leave, or any other leave,

qualifiedsubstitute(s)shallbeprovidedbytheContractorinaccordancewiththePWS.TheContractor
shallensurethatthecurrentlicense(s)foreachsubstitutepersonnelissubmittedtotheWO‐AQM

office.

5. SCHEDULE OF SERVICES:

19.

ITEM

NO.

20.

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

21.

QUANTITY

22.

UNIT

23.

UNIT PRICE

24.

TOTAL AMT

BASE YEAR SERVICES – January 01, 2016 through December 31, 2016

001MedicalServices
(Approx.8hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

384 HR $ $

BASE YEAR SERVICES TOTAL: $

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19.

ITEM

NO.

20.

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

21.

QUANTITY

22.

UNIT

23.

UNIT PRICE

24.

TOTAL AMT

OPTION YEAR ONE SERVICES – January 01, 2017 through December 31, 2017

101MedicalServices
(Approx.8hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

384 HR $ $

OPTION YEAR ONE SERVICES TOTAL: $

19.

ITEM

NO.

20.

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

21.

QUANTITY

22.

UNIT

23.

UNIT PRICE

24.

TOTAL AMT

OPTION YEAR TWO SERVICES – January 01, 2018 through December 31, 2018

201MedicalServices
(Approx.8hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

384 HR $ $

OPTION YEAR TWO SERVICES TOTAL: $

19.

ITEM

NO.

20.

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

21.

QUANTITY

22.

UNIT

23.

UNIT PRICE

24.

TOTAL AMT

OPTION YEAR THREE SERVICES – January 01, 2019 through December 31, 2019

301MedicalServices
(Approx.8hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

384 HR $ $

OPTION YEAR THREE SERVICES TOTAL: $

19.

ITEM

NO.

20.

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

21.

QUANTITY

22.

UNIT

23.

UNIT PRICE

24.

TOTAL AMT

OPTION YEAR FOUR SERVICES – January 01, 2020 through December 31, 2020

401MedicalServices
(Approx.8hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

384 HR $ $

OPTION YEAR FOUR SERVICES TOTAL: $

GRAND TOTAL WITH ALL OPTIONS: $____________________

Emergency Services: Emergency services are not included into the scope of work. Should the center require emergency medical assistance, the center shall contact 911 for immediate assistance.

HoursperWeek:
Therequirementisfor384totalannualhourswhichshallconsistofapproximately8hoursperweek.
However,itisacceptableforthecenter/contractorto‘flex’hoursfromoneweektoanotheraslongas
thetotalhourspermonthdonotexceedanaverageoftheprescribedhoursperweek.(Fundingisfor
48weeksperannum)

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PART II ‐‐ CONTRACT CLAUSES

II. 1. FAR 52.212‐4 CONTRACT TERMS AND CONDITIONS ‐‐ COMMERCIAL ITEMS (MAY 2014)

AsstatedinBlock27oftheSF1449,theprovisionat52.212‐4–ContractTermsandConditions–CommercialItemsis
herebyincorporatedbyreference,andanyaddendumtotheprovisionappliestothisacquisition,however,in
accordancewithFAR12.302,thefollowingparagraphsofthisclausehavebeentailored,allotherparagraphsremain

unchanged.)

(c)Changes(tailored).Changesinthetermsandconditionsofthiscontractmaybemadeonlybywritten
agreementoftheparties.NOTE:Modificationstoexerciseoptionyearsareissuedunilaterally,asit’satthe
Government’ssolediscretiontoinvokeadditionalperformanceperiods.

II. 2. ADDENDUM TO FAR 52.212‐4

A.FAR52.252‐2CLAUSESINCORPORATEDBYREFERENCE(FEB1998)
Thiscontractincorporatesoneormoreclausesbyreference,withthesameforceandeffectasiftheyweregivenin
fulltext.Uponrequest,theContractingOfficerwillmaketheirfulltextavailable.Also,thefulltextofaclausemaybe
accessedelectronicallyatthisaddress:https://www.acquisition.gov/farand
http://www.dm.usda.gov/procurement/policy/agar_x/agar04/index.html.(EndofClause)

FAR 52.204‐4 Printed or Copied Double‐Sided On Recycled Paper (MAY 2011)

52.204‐9PersonalIdentityVerificationofContractorPersonnel(JAN2011)
52.204.18CommercialandGovernmentEntityCodeMaintenance(NOV2014)
52.228‐5Insurance–WorkonAGovernmentInstallation(JAN1997)
52.232‐40ProvidingAcceleratedPaymentsToSmallBusinessSubcontractors(DEC2013)
52.237‐7IndemnificationandMedicalLiabilityInsurance(JAN1997)

*1 million dollars.

AGAR452.224‐70ConfidentialityofInformation(FEB1988)
452.228‐71InsuranceCoverage(NOV1996)
452.237‐74KeyPersonnel(FEB1988)
TheContractorShallAssignToThisContractTheFollowing
KeyPersonnel:*Physician
452.237‐75RestrictionsagainstDisclosure(FEB1988)

B. CLAUSES AND OTHER CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS IN FULL TEXT

FAR 52.217‐8 Option to Extend Services (NOV 1999)

TheGovernmentmayrequirecontinuedperformanceofanyserviceswithinthelimitsandat
theratesspecifiedinthecontract.Theseratesmaybeadjustedonlyasaresultofrevisions
toprevailinglaborratesprovidedbytheSecretaryofLabor.Theoptionprovisionmaybe
exercisedmorethanonce,butthetotalextensionofperformancehereundershallnotexceed
6months.TheContractingOfficermayexercisetheoptionbywrittennoticetothe
Contractorwithin30days.

52.217‐9 Option to Extend the Term of the Contract (MAR 2000)

(a)TheGovernmentmayextendthetermofthiscontractbywrittennoticetothe
Contractorwithin30daysofexpirationofthecurrentcontract;providedthatthe
GovernmentgivestheContractorapreliminarywrittennoticeofitsintenttoextendatleast
60daysbeforethecontractexpires.Thepreliminarynoticedoesnotcommitthe
Governmenttoanextension.
(b)IftheGovernmentexercisesthisoption,theextendedcontractshallbe
consideredtoincludethisoptionclause.

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(c) The total duration of this contract, including the exercise of any options under this clause, shall not exceed 5 years and 6 months.

AGAR452.209–71AssuranceRegardingFelonyConvictionorTaxDelinquentStatusforCorporateApplicants—
ALTERNATEI(FEB2012)
(a)Thisawardissubjecttotheprovisionscontainedinsections433and434ofthe
ConsolidatedAppropriationsAct,2012(P.L.No.112‐74),DivisionE,asamendedand/or
subsequentlyenacted,regardingcorporatefelonyconvictionsandcorporatefederaltax
delinquencies.Accordingly,byacceptingthisawardthecontractoracknowledgesthatit–
(1)doesnothaveataxdelinquency,meaningthatitisnotsubjecttoanyunpaid
Federaltaxliabilitythathasbeenassessed,forwhichalljudicialandadministrative
remedieshavebeenexhaustedorhavelapsed,andthatisnotbeingpaidinatimelymanner
pursuanttoanagreementwiththeauthorityresponsibleforcollectingthetaxliability,and
(2)hasnotbeenconvicted(orhadanofficeroragentactingonitsbehalfconvicted)
ofafelonycriminalviolationunderanyFederallawwithin24monthsprecedingtheaward,
unlessasuspendinganddebarringofficialoftheUnitedStatesDepartmentofAgriculture
hasconsideredsuspensionordebarmentoftheawardee,orsuchofficeroragent,basedon
theseconvictionsand/ortaxdelinquenciesanddeterminedthatsuspensionordebarmentis
notnecessarytoprotecttheinterestsoftheGovernment.
(b)Iftheawardeefailstocomplywiththeseprovisions,theForestServicemay
terminatethiscontractfordefaultandmayrecoveranyfundstheawardeehasreceivedin
violationofsections433or434,amendedand/orsubsequentlyenacted.

452.204‐71 Personal Identity Verification of Contractor Personnel (OCT 2007)

(a)Thecontractorshallcomplywiththepersonalidentityverification(PIV)policies
andproceduresestablishedbytheDepartmentofAgriculture(USDA)Directives4620‐002

series.

(b)ShouldtheresultsofthePIVprocessrequiretheexclusionofacontractor's
employee;thecontractingofficerwillnotifythecontractorinwriting.
(c)Thecontractormustappointarepresentativetomanagecompliancewiththe
PIVpoliciesestablishedbytheUSDADirectives4620‐002seriesandtomaintainalistof
employeeseligibleforaUSDALincPassrequiredforperformanceofthework.
(d)Theresponsibilityofmaintainingasufficientworkforceremainswiththe
contractor.ContractoremployeesmaybebarredbytheGovernmentfromperformanceof
workshouldtheybefoundineligibleortohavelosteligibilityforaUSDALincPass.Failureto
maintainasufficientworkforceofemployeeseligibleforaUSDALincPassmaybegrounds
forterminationofthecontract.
(e)Thecontractorshallinsertthisclauseinallsubcontractswhenthesubcontractor
isrequiredtohaveroutineunaccompaniedphysicalaccesstoaFederally‐controlledfacility
and/orroutineunaccompaniedaccesstoaFederally‐controlledinformationsystem.
(f)ThePIVSponsorforthiscontractisadesignatedprogrampointofcontact,which
inmostcasesistheCOR\COTR,unlessotherwisespecifiedinthiscontract.ThePIVSponsor
willbeavailabletoreceivecontractoridentityinformationfromMondaytoFridayduring
businesshoursattheJobCorpsCenter.TheGovernmentwillnotifythecontractorifthereis
achangeinthePIVSponsor,theofficeaddress,ortheofficehoursforregistration;however,
itisthecontractor'sresponsibilitytomeetallaspectsofparagraphs(c),(d),and(e).

REPORTING ALLEGED CHILD ABUSE

Pursuant to the spirit and requirements of P.L. 101‐647, Section 225 and 226, the following applies:

AnyemployeeorrepresentativeoftheContractorwhobecomesawareof
allegationsthatachildintheprogramcoveredbythiscontractis(a)avictimofacrimeof
physical,verbal,oremotionalabuse,sexabuse,orexploitation;or(b)awitnesstoacrime
committedagainstanotherperson;shallmakeareportofthesuspectedabusetothe

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ContractingOfficerandtheContractingOfficer’sRepresentative(COR)within24hours.The
initialreportshallbemadebyphoneandshallbefollowed‐upinwriting,providingsalient
pointsoftheallegations.
Whensuchallegationsaboutacontractoremployeeoccurascoveredbythisclause,
theContractoremployeewhoisthesubjectoftheallegationswillimmediatelyberequired
tovacatetheworksiteandwillbereplacedbyanothercontactoremployee.Thesubject
employeewillremainawayfromtheworksiteuntilaninvestigationiscompleted.The
GovernmentwillnotincuradditionalcostsbytheContractorwhomustprovidea
replacementemployee.Ifthecontractorcannotprovideasubstituteemployeeduringthe
investigation,thecontractmaybeterminatedforperformancerelatedissues.
TheContractorshalllimitdisclosureofdocumentsconcerningallegedchildabuseto
thepersonswhobyreasonoftheirparticipationintheproceedinghavereasontoknowsuch

information.

Anyconvictionofasexcrime,anoffenseinvolvingachildvictimordrugfelony,an
assaultfelony,oranyotherviolentcrime,willbegroundsfordenyingemploymentorfor
dismissalofanemployeeinanyposition‐servingchildren.Convictionofacrimeotherthana
sexcrimemaybeconsideredifitbearsonanindividual’sfitnesstohaveresponsibilityfor
thesafetyandwell‐beingofchildrenasdeterminedbytheContractingOfficer.The
considerationofanothercrimebearingonanindividual’sfitnesswillbemutuallyagreed
uponbetweentheContractingOfficerandagencyinvolved.

II. 3. FAR 52.212‐5 CONTRACT TERMS AND CONDITIONS REQUIRED TO IMPLEMENT

STATUTES OR EXECUTIVE ORDERS – COMMERCIAL ITEMS (MAR 2015)

(a)TheContractorshallcomplywiththefollowingFederalAcquisitionRegulation(FAR)clauses,whichareincorporatedinthis
contractbyreference,toimplementprovisionsoflaworExecutiveordersapplicabletoacquisitionsofcommercialitems:
(1)52.209‐10,ProhibitiononContractingwithInvertedDomesticCorporations(Dec2014)
(2)52.233‐3,ProtestAfterAward(AUG1996)(31U.S.C.3553).
(3)52.233‐4,ApplicableLawforBreachofContractClaim(OCT2004)(PublicLaws108‐77,108‐78(19U.S.C.3805

note)).

(b) The Contractor shall comply with the FAR clauses in this paragraph (b) that the contracting officer has indicated as being incorporated in this contract by reference to implement provisions of law or Executive orders applicable to acquisitions of commercial items:

__X_(1)52.203‐6,RestrictionsonSubcontractorSalestotheGovernment(Sept2006),withAlternateI(Oct1995)(41U.S.C.4704
and10U.S.C.2402).
___(2)52.203‐13,ContractorCodeofBusinessEthicsandConduct(Apr2010)(41U.S.C.3509).
___(3)52.203‐15,WhistleblowerProtectionsundertheAmericanRecoveryandReinvestmentActof2009(Jun2010)(Section
1553ofPubL.111‐5)(AppliestocontractsfundedbytheAmericanRecoveryandReinvestmentActof2009).
__X_(4)52.204‐10,ReportingExecutivecompensationandFirst‐TierSubcontractAwards(Jul2013)(Pub.L.109‐282)(31U.S.C.
6101note).
___(5)[Reserved]
___(6)52.204‐14,ServiceContractReportingRequirements(Jan2014)(Pub.L.111‐117,section743ofDiv.C).
___(7)52.204‐15,ServiceContractReportingRequirementsforIndefinite‐DeliveryContracts(Jan2014)(Pub.L.111‐117,section
743ofDiv.C).
__X_(8)52.209‐6,ProtectingtheGovernment’sInterestWhenSubcontractingwithContractorsDebarred,Suspended,orProposed
forDebarment(Aug2013)(31U.S.C.6101note).
___(9)52.209‐9,UpdatesofPubliclyAvailableInformationRegardingResponsibilityMatters(Jul2013)(41U.S.C.2313).
___(10)52.209‐10,ProhibitiononContractingwithInvertedDomesticCorporations(May2012)(section738ofDivisionCof
PublicLaw112‐74,section740ofDivisionCofPub.L.111‐117,section743ofDivisionDofPub.L.111‐8,andsection745ofDivisionDof
Pub.L.110‐161).
___(11)(i)52.219‐3,NoticeofHUBZoneSet‐AsideorSole‐SourceAward(Nov2011)(15U.S.C.657a).
___(ii)AlternateI(Nov2011)of52.219‐3.
_X__(12)(i)52.219‐4,NoticeofPriceEvaluationPreferenceforHUBZoneSmallBusinessConcerns(Oct2011)(iftheofferorelects
towaivethepreference,itshallsoindicateinitsoffer)(15U.S.C.657a).
___(ii)AlternateI(Jan2011)of52.219‐4.
___(13)[Reserved]
___(14)(i)52.219‐6,NoticeofTotalSmallBusinessAside(Nov2011)(15U.S.C.644).
___(ii)AlternateI(Nov2011).
___(iii)AlternateII(Nov2011).

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___(15)(i)52.219‐7,NoticeofPartialSmallBusinessSet‐Aside(June2003)(15U.S.C.644).
___(ii)AlternateI(Oct1995)of52.219‐7.
___(iii)AlternateII(Mar2004)of52.219‐7.
_X__(16)52.219‐8,UtilizationofSmallBusinessConcerns(Oct2014)(15U.S.C.637(d)(2)and(3)).
___(17)(i)52.219‐9,SmallBusinessSubcontractingPlan(Oct2014)(15U.S.C.637(d)(4)).
___(ii)AlternateI(Oct2001)of52.219‐9.
___(iii)AlternateII(Oct2001)of52.219‐9.
___(iv)AlternateIII(Oct2014)of52.219‐9.
___(18)52.219‐13,NoticeofSet‐AsideofOrders(Nov2011)(15U.S.C.644(r)).
___(19)52.219‐14,LimitationsonSubcontracting(Nov2011)(15U.S.C.637(a)(14)).
___(20)52.219‐16,LiquidatedDamages—SubcontractingPlan(Jan1999)(15U.S.C.637(d)(4)(F)(i)).
___(21)52.219‐27,NoticeofService‐DisabledVeteran‐OwnedSmallBusinessSet‐Aside(Nov2011)(15U.S.C.657f).
_X__(22)52.219‐28,PostAwardSmallBusinessProgramRerepresentation(Jul2013)(15U.S.C.632(a)(2)).
___(23)52.219‐29,NoticeofSet‐AsideforEconomicallyDisadvantagedWomen‐OwnedSmallBusiness(EDWOSB)Concerns(Jul
2013)(15U.S.C.637(m)).
___(24)52.219‐30,NoticeofSet‐AsideforWomen‐OwnedSmallBusiness(WOSB)ConcernsEligibleUndertheWOSBProgram(Jul
2013)(15U.S.C.637(m)).
__X_(25)52.222‐3,ConvictLabor(June2003)(E.O.11755).
___(26)52.222‐19,ChildLabor—CooperationwithAuthoritiesandRemedies(Jan2014)(E.O.13126).
__X_(27)52.222‐21,ProhibitionofSegregatedFacilities(Feb1999).
__X_(28)52.222‐26,EqualOpportunity(Mar2007)(E.O.11246).
_X__(29)52.222‐35,EqualOpportunityforVeterans(Jul2014)(38U.S.C.4212).
__X_(30)52.222‐36,EqualOpportunityforWorkerswithDisabilities(Jul2014)(29U.S.C.793).
_X__(31)52.222‐37,EmploymentReportsonVeterans(Jul2014)(38U.S.C.4212).
_X__(32)52.222‐40,NotificationofEmployeeRightsUndertheNationalLaborRelationsAct(Dec2010)(E.O.13496).
__X_(33)(i)52.222‐50,CombatingTraffickinginPersons(Mar2015)(22U.S.C.chapter78andE.O.13627).
___(ii)AlternateI(Mar2015)of52.222‐50,(22U.S.C.chapter78andE.O.13627).
__X_(34)52.222‐54,EmploymentEligibilityVerification(Aug2013).(ExecutiveOrder12989).(Notapplicabletotheacquisitionof
commerciallyavailableoff‐the‐shelfitemsorcertainothertypesofcommercialitemsasprescribedin22.1803.)
___(35)(i)52.223‐9,EstimateofPercentageofRecoveredMaterialContentforEPA‐DesignatedItems(May2008)(42U.S.C.
6962(c)(3)(A)(ii)).(Notapplicabletotheacquisitionofcommerciallyavailableoff‐the‐shelfitems.)
___(ii)AlternateI(May2008)of52.223‐9(42U.S.C.6962(i)(2)(C)).(Notapplicabletotheacquisitionofcommerciallyavailableoff‐
the‐shelfitems.)
___(36)(i)52.223‐13,AcquisitionofEPEAT®‐RegisteredImagingEquipment(Jun2014)(E.O.s13423and13514
___(ii)AlternateI(Jun2014)of52.223‐13.
___(37)(i)52.223‐14,AcquisitionofEPEAT®‐RegisteredTelevision(Jun2014)(E.O.s13423and13514).
___(ii)AlternateI(Jun2014)of52.223‐14.
___(38)52.223‐15,EnergyEfficiencyinEnergy‐ConsumingProducts(Dec2007)(42U.S.C.8259b).
___(39)(i)52.223‐16,AcquisitionofEPEAT®‐RegisteredPersonalComputerProducts(Jun2014)(E.O.s13423and13514).
___(ii)AlternateI(Jun2014)of52.223‐16.
__X_(40)52.223‐18,EncouragingContractorPoliciestoBanTextMessagingwhileDriving(Aug2011)(E.O.13513).
___(41)52.225‐1,BuyAmerican‐‐Supplies(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter83).
___(42)(i)52.225‐3,BuyAmerican‐‐FreeTradeAgreements‐‐IsraeliTradeAct(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter83,19U.S.C.3301
note,19U.S.C.2112note,19U.S.C.3805note,19U.S.C.4001note,Pub.L.103‐182,108‐77,108‐78,108‐286,108‐302,109‐53,109‐169,
109‐283,110‐138,112‐41,112‐42,and112‐43).
___(ii)AlternateI(May2014)of52.225‐3.
___(iii)AlternateII(May2014)of52.225‐3.
___(iv)AlternateIII(May2014)of52.225‐3.
___(43)52.225‐5,TradeAgreements(Nov2013)(19U.S.C.2501,etseq.,19U.S.C.3301note).
X__(44)52.225‐13,RestrictionsonCertainForeignPurchases(Jun2008)(E.O.’s,proclamations,andstatutesadministeredbythe
OfficeofForeignAssetsControloftheDepartmentoftheTreasury).
___(45)52.225‐26,ContractorsPerformingPrivateSecurityFunctionsOutsidetheUnitedStates(Jul2013)(Section862,as
amended,oftheNationalDefenseAuthorizationActforFiscalYear2008;10U.S.C.2302Note).
___(46)52.226‐4,NoticeofDisasterorEmergencyAreaSet‐Aside(Nov2007)(42U.S.C.5150).
___(47)52.226‐5,RestrictionsonSubcontractingOutsideDisasterorEmergencyArea(Nov2007)(42U.S.C.5150).
___(48)52.232‐29,TermsforFinancingofPurchasesofCommercialItems(Feb2002)(41U.S.C.4505),10U.S.C.2307(f)).
___(49)52.232‐30,InstallmentPaymentsforCommercialItems(Oct1995)(41U.S.C.4505,10U.S.C.2307(f)).
__X_(50)52.232‐33,PaymentbyElectronicFundsTransfer—SystemforAwardManagement(Jul2013)(31U.S.C.3332).
___(51)52.232‐34,PaymentbyElectronicFundsTransfer—OtherThanSystemforAwardManagement(Jul2013)(31U.S.C.3332).
___(52)52.232‐36,PaymentbyThirdParty(May2014)(31U.S.C.3332).
___(53)52.239‐1,PrivacyorSecuritySafeguards(Aug1996)(5U.S.C.552a).

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___ (54) (i) 52.247‐64, Preference for Privately Owned U.S.‐Flag Commercial Vessels (Feb 2006) (46 U.S.C. Appx 1241(b) and 10

U.S.C.2631).
___(ii)AlternateI(Apr2003)of52.247‐64.
(c)TheContractorshallcomplywiththeFARclausesinthisparagraph(c),applicabletocommercialservices,thattheContracting
Officerhasindicatedasbeingincorporatedinthiscontractbyreferencetoimplementprovisionsoflaworexecutiveordersapplicableto
acquisitionsofcommercialitems:
___(1)52.222‐41,ServiceContractLaborStandards(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67.).
___(2)52.222‐42,StatementofEquivalentRatesforFederalHires(May2014)(29U.S.C.206and41U.S.C.chapter67).
___(3)52.222‐43,FairLaborStandardsActandServiceContractLaborStandards‐‐PriceAdjustment(MultipleYearandOption
Contracts)(May2014)(29U.S.C.206and41U.S.C.chapter67).
___(4)52.222‐44,FairLaborStandardsActandServiceContractLaborStandards‐‐PriceAdjustment(May2014)(29U.S.C.206
and41U.S.C.chapter67).
___(5)52.222‐51,ExemptionfromApplicationoftheServiceContractLaborStandardstoContractsforMaintenance,Calibration,
orRepairofCertainEquipment‐‐Requirements(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67).
___(6)52.222‐53,ExemptionfromApplicationoftheServiceContractLaborStandardstoContractsforCertainServices‐‐
Requirements(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67).
_X__(7)52.222‐17,NondisplacementofQualifiedWorkers(May2014)(E.O.13495).
___(8)52.226‐6,PromotingExcessFoodDonationtoNonprofitOrganizations.(May2014)(42U.S.C.1792).
___(9)52.237‐11,AcceptingandDispensingof$1Coin(Sep2008)(31U.S.C.5112(p)(1)).
___(10)52.222‐55,MinimumWagesUnderExecutiveOrder13658Dec2014)(ExecutiveOrder13658).
(d)ComptrollerGeneralExaminationofRecordTheContractorshallcomplywiththeprovisionsofthisparagraph(d)ifthiscontractwas
awardedusingotherthansealedbid,isinexcessofthesimplifiedacquisitionthreshold,anddoesnotcontaintheclauseat52.215‐2,Audit
andRecords‐‐Negotiation.
(1)TheComptrollerGeneraloftheUnitedStates,oranauthorizedrepresentativeoftheComptrollerGeneral,shallhaveaccessto
andrighttoexamineanyoftheContractor’sdirectlypertinentrecordsinvolvingtransactionsrelatedtothiscontract.
(2)TheContractorshallmakeavailableatitsofficesatallreasonabletimestherecords,materials,andotherevidencefor
examination,audit,orreproduction,until3yearsafterfinalpaymentunderthiscontractorforanyshorterperiodspecifiedinFARSubpart
4.7,ContractorRecordsRetention,oftheotherclausesofthiscontract.Ifthiscontractiscompletelyorpartiallyterminated,therecords
relatingtotheworkterminatedshallbemadeavailablefor3yearsafteranyresultingfinalterminationsettlement.Recordsrelatingto
appealsunderthedisputesclauseortolitigationorthesettlementofclaimsarisingunderorrelatingtothiscontractshallbemadeavailable
untilsuchappeals,litigation,orclaimsarefinallyresolved.
(3)Asusedinthisclause,recordsincludebooks,documents,accountingproceduresandpractices,andotherdata,regardlessof
typeandregardlessofform.ThisdoesnotrequiretheContractortocreateormaintainanyrecordthattheContractordoesnotmaintainin
theordinarycourseofbusinessorpursuanttoaprovisionoflaw.

(e)

(1) Notwithstanding the requirements of the clauses in paragraphs (a), (b), (c) and (d) of this clause, the Contractor is not required

toflowdownanyFARclause,otherthanthoseinthisparagraph(e)(1)inasubcontractforcommercialitems.Unlessotherwiseindicated
below,theextentoftheflowdownshallbeasrequiredbytheclause—
(i)52.203‐13,ContractorCodeofBusinessEthicsandConduct(Apr2010)(41U.S.C.3509).
(ii)52.219‐8,UtilizationofSmallBusinessConcerns(Oct2014)(15U.S.C.637(d)(2)and(3)),inallsubcontractsthatofferfurther
subcontractingopportunities.Ifthesubcontract(exceptsubcontractstosmallbusinessconcerns)exceeds$650,000($1.5millionfor
constructionofanypublicfacility),thesubcontractormustinclude52.219‐8inlowertiersubcontractsthatoffersubcontracting

opportunities.

(iii)52.222‐17,NondisplacementofQualifiedWorkers(May2014)(E.O.13495).Flowdownrequiredinaccordancewith
paragraph(1)ofFARclause52.222‐17.
(iv)52.222‐26,EqualOpportunity(Mar2007)(E.O.11246).
(v)52.222‐35,EqualOpportunityforVeterans(Jul2014)(38U.S.C.4212).
(vi)52.222‐36,EqualOpportunityforWorkerswithDisabilities(Jul2014)(29U.S.C.793).
(vii)52.222‐37,EmploymentReportsonVeterans(Jul2014)(38U.S.C.4212).
(viii)52.222‐40,NotificationofEmployeeRightsUndertheNationalLaborRelationsAct(Dec2010)(E.O.13496).Flowdown
requiredinaccordancewithparagraph(f)ofFARclause52.222‐40.
(ix)52.222‐41,ServiceContractLaborStandards(May2014),(41U.S.C.chapter67).
(x)____(A)52.222‐50,CombatingTraffickinginPersons(Mar2015)(22U.S.C.chapter78andE.O.13627).
___(B)AlternateI(Mar2015)of52.222‐50(22U.S.C.chapter78E.O.13627).
(xi)52.222‐51,ExemptionfromApplicationoftheServiceContractLaborStandardstoContractsforMaintenance,Calibration,or
RepairofCertainEquipment‐‐Requirements(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67.)
(xii)52.222‐53,ExemptionfromApplicationoftheServiceContractLaborStandardstoContractsforCertainServices‐‐
Requirements(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67)
(xiii)52.222‐54,EmploymentEligibilityVerification(Aug2013).
(xiv)52.225‐26,ContractorsPerformingPrivateSecurityFunctionsOutsidetheUnitedStates(Jul2013)(Section862,asamended,

of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2008; 10 U.S.C. 2302 Note).

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(xv) 52.226‐6, Promoting Excess Food Donation to Nonprofit Organizations. (May 2014) (42 U.S.C. 1792). Flow down required in

accordancewithparagraph(e)ofFARclause52.226‐6.
(xvi)52.247‐64,PreferenceforPrivately‐OwnedU.S.FlagCommercialVessels(Feb2006)(46U.S.C.Appx1241(b)and10U.S.C.
2631).Flowdownrequiredinaccordancewithparagraph(d)ofFARclause52.247‐64.
(xvii)52.222‐55,MinimumWagesUnderExecutiveOrder13658(Dec2014)(ExecutiveOrder13658).
(2)Whilenotrequired,thecontractormayincludeinitssubcontractsforcommercialitemsaminimalnumberofadditionalclauses
necessarytosatisfyitscontractualobligations.

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PART III ‐‐ CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

III. 1. INTRODUCTION:

TheUSDAForestServiceJobCorpsCivilianConservationCenters(JCCCC)provideacademic,vocational,
andlife‐learningskillstoatriskyouthandyoungadultsat28JobCorpsCentersacrosstheUnitedStates
(U.S.).Aspartofthisprogram,youthandyoungadultsattheCentersareprovidedhealthcareservicesas
follows:medical,dental,mentalhealth,anddrug&alcoholintervention.EachForestServiceJCCCChasa
needforbasichealthservicesprovidedbylicensedmedicalprofessionalsthatincludesexaminationsand
assessments,treatment,issuanceofprescriptionsandimmunizations,monitoringhealthconditions,
recommendinghospitalization,follow‐upcare,andpreventionplanningandintervention.

III. 2. BACKGROUND:

JobCorpsisaU.S.DepartmentofLabor(DOL),EmploymentandTrainingAdministration(ETA)program.
JobCorpsisdesignedtoassistyoungpeoplewhoneedandcanbenefitfromthewide‐rangeofservices
providedataJobCorpscenter.Servicesincludethefollowing:basiceducation,HighSchoolDiploma(HSD)
program;GeneralEducationalDevelopment(GED);vocationalskillstraining;residentiallivingprogram;
healthcare;andrelatedsupportservices.Thecomprehensivecombinationoftrainingandsupportservices
isdesignedtohelpeachstudentbecomearesponsibleandproductivecitizen.Studentpopulationsrange
from100toover300enrollmentsdependingontheCenter’sOnBoardStrength(OBS).JobCorpsisaself‐
pacedprogram:therefore,astudent’slengthofenrollmentvaries.Studentsmayremainintheprogramfor
uptotwoyears,buttheaveragelengthofenrollmentisapproximatelyeightmonths.

III. 3. CONTRACT EFFORT REQUIRED:

BasicJobCorpsHealth‐CareresponsibilitiesforMedicalServicesaredescribedbelow;includingintakes,
well‐exams,immunizations,andprescriptionservicesinconjunctionwiththeCenterMentalHealth

Consultant:

Cursory medical evaluation by a qualified health professional (usually within 48 hours of the student’s entry) Entrance physical examination by a qualified health professional (usually within 14 days after entry

usingJobCorpsapprovedhistoryandphysicalforms)
Requiredentrylaboratorystudies
Hemoglobinorhematocrit
Pregnancytest(allfemales)
Papsmear(allfemales>21yearofage)
Chlamydiaandgonorrheatesting
HIVtesting
Urinedrugscreen
Immunizations,toincludeboostersforincompleteimmunizationseries,andhepatitisBvaccinefor
healthoccupationstrainingstudents
Tuberculinskintest(Mantoux)
Visionandhearingscreening
Episodicillnesstreatmentand/orinjuryassessment
Minorconditions,suchasrespiratoryinfectionsorflusymptoms

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Careforillnessandinjury,includingfirstaidandCPR,andothercarewithincapabilities,e.g.,injection
ofepinephrine,andimmediatetransfertohospitalemergencyroomforspecializeddiagnosisand
treatmentduringscheduledweeklyvisits,ifnecessary.
Treatmentofurgentandotherconditionsnotneedingspecializedcareandthatarewithincapabilities
duringscheduledweeklyvisits,asneeded.
Managementofchronichealthconditionswhenneeded
Referraltooff‐centerphysicianservicesfordetailedspecializedassessmentasneeded.
PrescriptionservicesincoordinationwiththeCenterMentalHealthConsultant(CMHC).

III. 4. POSITION REQUIREMENTS:

MedicalServicesarerequiredonaweeklybasistoassiststudentsinattainingandmaintainingoptimal
healthwiththeservicesbeingprovidedattheCenter,unless,throughmutualagreementoftheContractor
andthecenterpersonnel,servicesshallbeprovidedoff‐center.Off‐centerservicesmustbeestablished
priortoaward.
MedicalservicesprovidedmustcomplywithJobCorpspolicies,requirements,andguidelines,andmust
alsoincludeanalysisanduseofthemostefficientandcost‐effectivepracticeofcontemporary,evidence‐
basedhealthcarepossiblegivenavailabletime,resources,andpersonnel.Theseserviceswillinvolvethe
monitoringoftheHealthandWellness(H&W)programtoensurethatstudentsacquirethehealth‐related
skills,knowledge,andattitudesthathelpmakethememployable;coordinatingandintegratingtheBasic
H&WprogramwithotherH&Wcomponents/activitiesonCenter;andprovidingbasichealthcareto
enrolleesandestablishedstudentsonCenter.Provisionofmedicalservicesrequires,butisnotlimitedto:

the ability to work both independently and as a member of a healthcare team to provide optimal

servicestoapopulationoffinanciallydisadvantagedyouth,rangingfrom16to24yearsinage;
ensuringpatientprivacyforallexaminations,procedures,andconsultationsasmandatedbyHIPPA;
providingwrittendiagnosesandtreatmentplansaspartofaChronicCareManagementPlanfor
studentswithchronicconditions/disabilities
providingon‐centerimmunizationofenrolleesforpreventionandcontrolofcommunicablediseaseas
specifiedinPRH‐6,Appendix601andTAGB,ImmunizationandCommunicableDiseaseControl;
providingmaintenanceofchronicconditions;treatmentofacuteconditions;promotionand

maintenance of a family planning program for students (including prescription birth control medications);

Establishinganappropriatereferralsystemtoensurethereceiptofspecialtycarebystudents,as
definedinthePRH;
wherefeasible,providingphysicianservicestothosestudentswhorequirehospitalization;and
providestudentservicesinsuchamannerastoobtainpositiveStudentSatisfactionSurvey(SSS)
resultsasdeterminedbyJobCorps.
AdditionalservicesrequiredinsupportoftheJobCorpsCenter’sHealthandWellnessProgramfollow:
Maintain,safeguard,andensuretheconfidentialityofallrequiredstudenthealthrecordswhentheyare
inthehealthclinicorinthepossessionofhealthandwellnessteammembersaccordingtothefederal
HealthInsurancePortabilityandAccountabilityAct(HIPAA);
Develop,support,andensurecompliancewithinfectioncontrolpoliciesandprocedures,per
OccupationalSafetyandHealthAdministration(OSHA)andotherJobCorpssafetyguidelines;
ParticipateintheReasonableAccommodationCommittee(RAC)meetingsandfileapplicantreview
teammeetingsasrequested;
ReviewtheJobCorpsHealthandWellnesswebsite(http://jobcorpshealth.com)andattendJobCorps’
physicianconferencecalls,webinars,andDOLphysicians’trainingasmayberequiredthatdoesnot
involveactualtravel.

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Ensurethatregularpreventivemaintenanceisperformedonthemedicalequipmentthroughthe
HealthandWellnessManager(HWM);
Donotengageinanyresearchprojectsand/orpublicationsrelatingtoJobCorpshealthactivities
withoutpriorwrittenapprovalfromtheJobCorpsNationalOfficeinGolden,CO;
Adviseandassistthehealtheducationinstructorinthedevelopmentandimplementationofthehealth
educationprogram;
ReportadversestudentbehaviorincidentstotheHWMorContractingOfficer’sRepresentative;
understandthatmedicalservicesshallbesubjecttomonitoringandreviewbyJobCorpsassessment

teams and that cooperation with such teams is required.

III. 5. SCHEDULE AND AVAILABILITY:

Medicalservicesarerequiredonaweeklybasis,duringdaysoftheweekandhoursofthedayestablished
incoordinationwithCenterpersonnel..Thedaysandtimesofservicesshallbeuponmutualagreement
betweentheContractorandcenterpersonnelandmustbeconsideredreasonable.Areasonableschedule
wouldbeconsideredprovidingservicesone(1)ortwo(2)daysaweek,M‐F,8am–5pm.
CenterOBSandthePRHmaychangeatanytime;consequently,thequantityofrequiredphysicianservices
hoursmayvary,dependingontheneedsofthestudentpopulation.However,anychangestotherequired
hourswillbeexecutedviaabilateralmodificationtothecontract
KeyPersonnelmustprovideacurrentcontactnumbertottheCenterHSMorCOR.WhenKeyPersonnel
areunavailable,theContractorwillprovideanacceptablesubstitutetoprovideservices.Substitute
personnelmustbeapprovedinadvancebytheCO,andacopyofthesubstitute’slicensemustbesubmitted
toWO‐AQMpriortothesubstituteprovidingserviceatthecenter.
PhysicianserviceswillnotbescheduledonfederalGovernmentholidaysandarenotrequiredduringthe
periodofCenter‐widestudentleave(approximatelytwoweeks,twiceyearly).
Weeklyhoursmaybe“flexed”dependingontheneedsofthecenter;however,allhoursmustbeprovided
duringthecontractperiodofperformance.

III. 6. QUALIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL:

A. Contractor personnel:

must be registered/licensed with the state in which physician services will be provided; all

licensingrequirements/certification/accreditationofthecontractor’sstaffmustbemaintained
duringtheentireperformanceperiodwithproofbeingsubmittedattherequestoftheGovernment;

must be able to practice independently, or provide the contact information for a supervising physician.

areresponsibleformaintainingtheirownmalpractice/professionalliabilityinsuranceandgeneral
liabilityinsurance;
mustprovideacurrentDrugEnforcementAdministration(DEA)registrationnumbertotheCOand
HWMforuseinprocuringnecessarysuppliesinsupportoftheworkrequirements,ifapplicable;
ifpossible,musthaveadmittingrightstoahospitalwithinareasonabletravelingdistancefromthe
centertoensureabilitytoprovideservicestohospitalizedcenterstudents;
maybesubjecttoacriminalbackgroundcheckanddrugtestingasprerequisitesforcontract
performance.Informationobtainedthroughthebackgroundcheckmaybeusedindetermining
contractor’squalificationforthiscontract.Informationregardingaperson’srace,nationalorigin,

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color,sex,religion,disability,geneticinformation(includingfamilymedicalhistory),oragewillnot
beevaluatedorhaveanyimpactonthedeterminationofqualificationsforthiscontract.
Governmentwillterminatethecontractforcauseifthebackgroundcheckisdeterminedtobe
unacceptableorifanyaspectwouldjeopardizethehealthandsafetyofthestudents.

III. 7. MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, TRAINING, AND UTILITIES:

A. The Government shall furnish the following:

Adequateworkspace,equipment,supplies,andmaterialsasneededtoaccomplishthework
requirementsoutlinedherein,includingexaminationroomsandfurniture,assessmentequipment,
telephone,computer,afaxmachine,prophylaxissupplies,gloves,masks,andsimilaritems(unless
servicesareprovidedatthephysician’soffice).Prescriptionandover‐the‐countermedicationswillbe
disbursedattheCenter.Thesesuppliesandpropertyshallbeutilizedduringtheperformanceofthis
contractonlywhileprovidingstudentcare.Thecontractorwillprovideanitemizedlistofitems
neededtotheHWMatleast30daysinadvanceofthedesireddeliverydatetoallowforadequatetime
fororderingandreceiving.

B. The Contractor shall furnish the following:

Alllabor,services,permits,licenses,transportationofContractorpersonnel(asnecessary),and
incidentals(otherthanthoseprovidedbythefederalGovernment)asneededtofulfillthework
requirementsherein,forthehoursrequiredbasedontheCenter’sOnBoardStrength(OBS).In
addition,theContractorshallinsurethatallContractorpersonnelandtheiragentsarecoveredby
professionalliability(malpractice)insuranceandgeneralliabilityinsuranceduringtheentire
performanceperiodandagreestoindemnifyandholdharmlesstheJobCorpsCenterfromanyactions
takenby,for,oragainsttheContractorortheiragentsthatcouldresultinadditionalexpenses,fees,or

lawsuits.

C. Security:

Thespace,equipment,andsuppliesusedbycontractorpersonnelMUSTbesecuredatalltimes,per
Centerrequirements.TheContractorshallreviewsecurityprocedureswiththeCenterHWMandCOR.

III. 8. RECORDS, REPORTS, AND REQUIRED SUBMITTALS:

A. The following submittals are required during the period of performance of this contract:

Documentation of all examinations, tests, treatments, medications, referrals, etc. on approved Job

CorpsHealthandWellnessProgramformstobemaintainedinStudents’HealthRecords(SHR);
Reviewofandauthorizationofstandingordersforhealthcareannually,inaccordancewith
TechnicalAssistanceGuideM:HealthCareGuidelines;and
ReportstotheCenterDirector(CD)andHealthandWellnessManager(HWM)onallhealth‐related
mattersincludingstudentmedicalseparations,justificationsforandcostsofspecialservices,
HealthandNon‐HealthCareGuidelines,equipmentrepairandreplacementneeds,depletionof
medicalsuppliesandmedications,andotherareasdeemedappropriate.
ThefederalGovernmentreservestherighttohavetheJobCorpsRegionalHealthCoordinatorand
otherauthorized/qualifiedpersonnelconductauditsofContractorservicesandstudentmedical
recordstoverifythatqualityservicesarebeingperformed.Acopyofanyauditreportshallbe
providedtotheContractorandContractingOfficer(CO)withintwoweeksoftheaudit.Withintwo
weeksafterreceiptoftheauditreport,theContractorshallsubmitaperformanceplanfor

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improvingservicestotheContractingOfficer(CO)forapproval.TheContractorshallimplement
theapprovedperformanceplanimmediately.

III. 9. THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL AND RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONTRACT

ADMINISTRATION:

A.ContractingOfficer:TheContractingOfficerhastheoverallresponsibilityfortheadministrationof
thiscontract.TheCOalone,withoutdelegationisauthorizedto:
Amend,modify,ordeviatefromthecontract;
RequestremovalofunsuitableContractorpersonnel;
Orderre‐performanceofunacceptableworkorperformancebyothermeans.
Otherresponsibilitiesmaybedelegatedtoauthorizedrepresentatives.

B. Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR): The COR will be designated in writing at the time of

awardtoassisttheCOintheday‐to‐dayon‐siteadministrativeofthecontractrequirements.The
responsibilitiesoftheCORinclude,butarenotlimitedtothefollowing:
DeterminingthecomplianceandadequacyofperformancebytheContractor;
EnsuringadequacyofscheduleandQualityAssurancePlan(QAP),aswellascoordinationof

changes to the schedule and QAP if necessary.

III. 10. GOVERNING REGULATIONS, HANDBOOKS AND REFERENCES:

A. The Contractor shall provide Health and Wellness (H&W) services as specified in the following documents:

Job Corps Federal Regulations (Title 20 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 638.510) Part 684 as

amended,JobCorpsProgramunderTitleTV‐BoftheJobTrainingPartnershipAct.
ApplicableTechnicalAssistanceGuides(TAGs)
JobCorpsPolicyandRequirementHandbook(PRH),Physician’sDeskReference
JobCorpsPhysicianDeskReference
ETHandbook330
JobCorpsHealth&WellnessinformationandDepartmentofLaborPolicyandRequirements

Handbook (PRH): http://www.jobcorps.gov/Libraries/pdf/prh.sflb

III. 12. INVOICE PROCEEDURES:

Invoicesshallbesubmittedonamonthlybasis,nolaterthantendaysfollowingtheperiod
beinginvoiced;
Invoicesshallincludeonlythoseservicesrenderedduringthebillingperiod;
InvoicesshallbillbyLineItemsaslistedintheScheduleofItems;
Billingratesshallbeinaccordancewiththefirm‐fixedrateslistedintheScheduleofItems.

Invoices shall be submitted through the INVOICING PROCESSING PLATFORM (IPP) which can be accessed at:

http://www.ipp.gov/index.htm

IPP Customer Support – 1 (866) 973 – 3131

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III. 13. CONTRACTORS PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT REPORTING SYSTEM (CPARS)

InaccordancewithFAR42.1502–Pastperformanceevaluationshallbepreparedatleastannuallyandat
thetimetheworkunderacontractororderiscompletedforeachcontractand/ororderthatexceedsthe
simplifiedacquisitionthreshold(SAT).Thisincludesanycontractand/ororderthatisbelowtheSATand
ismodified,whichresultsinthecontractexceedingtheSAT.
(a)FAR42.1502directsallFederalagenciestocollectpastperformanceinformationon
contracts.TheDepartmentofAgriculture(USDA)hasimplementedtheContractorPerformance
AssessmentReportingSystem(CPARS)tocomplywiththisregulation.Oneormorepastperformance
evaluationswillbeconductedinordertorecordyourcontractperformanceasrequiredbyFAR42.15.
(b)ThepastperformanceevaluationprocessisatotallypaperlessprocessusingCPARS.CPARSis
aweb‐basedsystemthatallowsforelectronicprocessingoftheperformanceevaluationreport.Oncethe
reportisprocessed,itisavailableinthePastPerformanceInformationRetrievalSystem(PPIRS)for
Governmentuseinevaluatingpastperformanceaspartofasourceselectionaction.
(c)WerequestthatyoufurnishtheContractingOfficerwiththename,positiontitle,phone
number,andemailaddressforeachpersondesignatedtohaveaccesstoyourfirm’spastperformance
evaluation(s)forthecontractnolaterthan30daysafteraward.Eachpersongrantedaccesswillhavethe
abilitytoprovidecommentsintheContractorportionofthereportandstatewhetherornottheContractor
agreeswiththeevaluation,beforereturningthereporttotheAssessingOfficial.Thereportinformation
mustbeprotectedassourceselectionsensitiveinformationnotreleasabletothepublic.
(d)WhenyourContractorRepresentative(s)(PastPerformancePointsofContact)areregisteredin
CPARS,theywillreceiveanautomatically‐generatedemailwithdetailedlogininstructions.Furtherdetails,
systemsrequirements,andtraininginformationforCPARSisavailableat
http://www.cpars.csd.disa.mil/.TheCPARSUserManual,registrationforOnLineTrainingforContractor
Representatives,andapracticeapplicationmaybefoundatthissite.
(e)Within60daysaftertheendofaperformanceperiod,theContractingOfficerwillcompletean
interimorfinalpastperformanceevaluation,andthereportwillbeaccessibleat
http://www.cpars.csd.disa.mil/.ContractorRepresentativesmaythenprovidecommentsinresponseto
theevaluation,orreturntheevaluationwithoutcomment.Commentsarelimitedtothespaceprovidedin
Block22.YourcommentsshouldfocusonobjectivefactsintheAssessingOfficial’snarrativeandshould

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