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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART CONTENTS PAGE

ISTANDARDFORM(SF)14491‐4
TableofContents5
ContinuationofSF14496‐8

II CONTRACT CLAUSES 9‐13

FAR52.212‐4,ContractTermsandConditions‐9
CommercialItems
AddendumtoFAR52.212‐49‐10
FAR52.212‐5,ContractTermsandConditionsRequiredto10‐13
ImplementStatutesandExecutiveOrders

III CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS, AND ATTACHMENTS 14‐21

PerformanceWorkStatement(PWS)14‐20
‐ QualityAssuranceSurveillancePlan(QASP)20‐21
IVSOLICITATIONPROVISIONSANDQUOTESUBMISSIONINSTRUCTONS22‐24
(Thissectionwillberemovedattimeofaward)

NOTE: This solicitation was 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).Provideallmanagement,supervision,
labor,supplies,materials,andequipment(exceptasotherwisespecifiedherein),andplan,schedule,
andcoordinateasnecessarytoensureeffectiveperformanceofDentalservicesasspecifiedherein.
TheDentalserviceprovider(s)musthaveanactive,unrestrictedlicensetopracticeasan
independentpractitionerinUtah.Allservicesprovidedmustbeinaccordancewithstate

regulations.

Contractorsareonlyresponsibleforprovidingforbasicmentalhealthcareasdetailedinthe
PWSinaccordancewiththePolicyandRequirementsHandbook(PRH)Exhibit6‐4(JobCorp
BasicHealthCareResponsibilities).

2. LOCATION: The Contractor shall be fully responsible for providing Dental Health services as indicated herein for the location listed below:

AnacondaJobCorpsCenter
1384FosterCreekRoad
Anaconda,MT59711

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.

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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

001DentistServices
(Approx.9hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

432 HR $ $

002DentalAssistantServices
(Approx.12hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

576 HR $ $

BASE YEAR SERVICES TOTAL: $

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

101DentistServices
(Approx.9hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

432 HR $ $

102DentalAssistantServices
(Approx.12hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

576 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

201DentistServices
(Approx.9hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

432 HR $ $

202DentalAssistantServices
(Approx.12hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

576 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

301DentistServices
(Approx.9hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

432 HR $ $

302DentalAssistantServices
(Approx.12hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

576 HR $ $

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

401DentistServices
(Approx.9hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

432 HR $ $

402DentalAssistantServices
(Approx.12hoursperweekx48weeksperyear)

576 HR $ $

OPTION YEAR FOUR SERVICES TOTAL: $

GRAND TOTAL WITH ALL OPTIONS: $____________________

EmergencyServices:Emergencyservicesarenotincludedintothescopeofwork.Shouldthecenter
requireemergencymedicalassistance,thecentershallcontact911forimmediateassistance.
HoursperWeek:
ThetotalannualhourlyrequirementforeachpositionisspecifiedinBlock21;however,thehoursshall
consistofapproximately9hoursperweekfortheDentistandHygienistposition,and12hoursper
weekfortheAssistantposition.Itisacceptableforthecenter/contractorto‘flex’hoursfromoneweek
toanotheraslongasthetotalhourspermonthdonotexceedanaverageoftheprescribedhoursper
week.(Fundingisfor48weeksperannum)

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PART II ‐‐ CONTRACT CLAUSES

II. 1. FAR 52.212‐4 CONTRACT TERMS AND CONDITIONS ‐‐ COMMERCIAL ITEMS (MAY 2015)

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(JULY2015)
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:*Dentist,Hygienist,Assisstant
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 (OCT 2015)

(a)TheContractorshallcomplywiththefollowingFederalAcquisitionRegulation(FAR)clauses,whichare
incorporatedinthiscontractbyreference,toimplementprovisionsoflaworExecutiveordersapplicableto
acquisitionsofcommercialitems:
(1)52.209‐10,ProhibitiononContractingwithInvertedDomesticCorporations(Dec2014)
(2)52.233‐3,ProtestAfterAward(Aug1996)(31U.S.C.3553).
(3)52.233‐4,ApplicableLawforBreachofContractClaim(Oct2004)(PublicLaws108‐77and108‐78(19U.S.C.3805

note)).

(b)TheContractorshallcomplywiththeFARclausesinthisparagraph(b)thattheContractingOfficerhasindicated
asbeingincorporatedinthiscontractbyreferencetoimplementprovisionsoflaworExecutiveordersapplicableto
acquisitionsofcommercialitems:
[ContractingOfficercheckasappropriate.]
_X_(1)52.203‐6,RestrictionsonSubcontractorSalestotheGovernment(Sept2006),withAlternateI(Oct1995)(41
U.S.C.4704and10U.S.C.2402).
__(2)52.203‐13,ContractorCodeofBusinessEthicsandConduct(Oct2015)(41U.S.C.3509)).
__(3)52.203‐15,WhistleblowerProtectionsundertheAmericanRecoveryandReinvestmentActof2009(June2010)
(Section1553ofPub.L.111‐5).(AppliestocontractsfundedbytheAmericanRecoveryandReinvestmentActof

2009.)

_X_(4)52.204‐10,ReportingExecutiveCompensationandFirst‐TierSubcontractAwards(Oct2015)(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,section743ofDiv.C).
_X_(8)52.209‐6,ProtectingtheGovernment’sInterestWhenSubcontractingwithContractorsDebarred,Suspended,
orProposedforDebarment.(Oct2015)(31U.S.C.6101note).
__(9)52.209‐9,UpdatesofPubliclyAvailableInformationRegardingResponsibilityMatters(Jul2013)(41U.S.C.

2313).

__(10)[Reserved].
__(11)(i)52.219‐3,NoticeofHUBZoneSet‐AsideorSole‐SourceAward(Nov2011)(15U.S.C.657a).
__(ii)AlternateI(Nov2011)of52.219‐3.

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__(12)(i)52.219‐4,NoticeofPriceEvaluationPreferenceforHUBZoneSmallBusinessConcerns(Oct2014)(ifthe
offerorelectstowaivethepreference,itshallsoindicateinitsoffer)(15U.S.C.657a).
__(ii)AlternateI(Jan2011)of52.219‐4.
__(13)[Reserved]
_X_(14)(i)52.219‐6,NoticeofTotalSmallBusinessSet‐Aside(Nov2011)(15U.S.C.644).
__(ii)AlternateI(Nov2011).
__(iii)AlternateII(Nov2011).
__(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(Oct2015)(15U.S.C.637(d)(4)).
__(ii)AlternateI(Oct2001)of52.219‐9.
__(iii)AlternateII(Oct2001)of52.219‐9.
__(iv)AlternateIII(Oct2015)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—Subcon‐tractingPlan(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(Jul2013)(15U.S.C.637(m)).
__(24)52.219‐30,NoticeofSet‐AsideforWomen‐OwnedSmallBusiness(WOSB)ConcernsEligibleUndertheWOSB
Program(Jul2013)(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(Apr2015).
_X_(28)52.222‐26,EqualOpportunity(Apr2015)(E.O.11246).
_X_(29)52.222‐35,EqualOpportunityforVeterans(Oct2015)(38U.S.C.4212).
_X_(30)52.222‐36,EqualOpportunityforWorkerswithDisabilities(Jul2014)(29U.S.C.793).
_X_(31)52.222‐37,EmploymentReportsonVeterans(Oct2015)(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(Oct2015).(ExecutiveOrder12989).(Notapplicabletothe
acquisitionofcommerciallyavailableoff‐the‐shelfitemsorcertainothertypesofcommercialitemsasprescribedin

22.1803.)

__(35)(i)52.223‐9,EstimateofPercentageofRecoveredMaterialContentforEPA–DesignatedItems(May2008)(42
U.S.C.6962(c)(3)(A)(ii)).(Notapplicabletotheacquisitionofcommerciallyavailableoff‐the‐shelfitems.)
__(ii)AlternateI(May2008)of52.223‐9(42U.S.C.6962(i)(2)(C)).(Notapplicabletotheacquisitionofcommercially
availableoff‐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®‐RegisteredTelevisions(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.s13423and

13514).

__(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.chapter83,19
U.S.C.3301note,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.

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__(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(June2008)(E.O.’s,proclamations,andstatutes
administeredbytheOfficeofForeignAssetsControloftheDepartmentoftheTreasury).
__(45)52.225‐26,ContractorsPerformingPrivateSecurityFunctionsOutsidetheUnitedStates(Jul2013)(Section
862,asamended,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)(31
U.S.C.3332).
__(52)52.232‐36,PaymentbyThirdParty(May2014)(31U.S.C.3332).
__(53)52.239‐1,PrivacyorSecuritySafeguards(Aug1996)(5U.S.C.552a).
__(54)(i)52.247‐64,PreferenceforPrivatelyOwnedU.S.‐FlagCommercialVessels(Feb2006)(46U.S.C.Appx.
1241(b)and10U.S.C.2631).
__(ii)AlternateI(Apr2003)of52.247‐64.
(c)TheContractorshallcomplywiththeFARclausesinthisparagraph(c),applicabletocommercialservices,thatthe
ContractingOfficerhasindicatedasbeingincorporatedinthiscontractbyreferencetoimplementprovisionsoflawor
Executiveordersapplicabletoacquisitionsofcommercialitems:
[ContractingOfficercheckasappropriate.]
_X_(1)52.222‐17,NondisplacementofQualifiedWorkers(May2014)(E.O.13495).
_X_(2)52.222‐41,ServiceContractLaborStandards(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67).
_X_(3)52.222‐42,StatementofEquivalentRatesforFederalHires(May2014)(29U.S.C.206and41U.S.C.chapter

67).

_X_(4)52.222‐43,FairLaborStandardsActandServiceContractLaborStandards‐PriceAdjustment(MultipleYear
andOptionContracts)(May2014)(29U.S.C.206and41U.S.C.chapter67).
_X_(5)52.222‐44,FairLaborStandardsActandServiceContractLaborStandards—PriceAdjustment(May2014)(29
U.S.C.206and41U.S.C.chapter67).
__(6)52.222‐51,ExemptionfromApplicationoftheServiceContractLaborStandardstoContractsforMaintenance,
Calibration,orRepairofCertainEquipment—Requirements(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67).
__(7)52.222‐53,ExemptionfromApplicationoftheServiceContractLaborStandardstoContractsforCertain
Services—Requirements(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67).
__(8)52.222‐55,MinimumWagesUnderExecutiveOrder13658(Dec2014)(E.O.13658).
__(9)52.226‐6,PromotingExcessFoodDonationtoNonprofitOrganizations(May2014)(42U.S.C.1792).
__(10)52.237‐11,AcceptingandDispensingof$1Coin(Sept2008)(31U.S.C.5112(p)(1)).
(d)ComptrollerGeneralExaminationofRecord.TheContractorshallcomplywiththeprovisionsofthisparagraph(d)
ifthiscontractwasawardedusingotherthansealedbid,isinexcessofthesimplifiedacquisitionthreshold,anddoes
notcontaintheclauseat52.215‐2,AuditandRecords—Negotiation.
(1)TheComptrollerGeneraloftheUnitedStates,oranauthorizedrepresentativeoftheComptrollerGeneral,shall
haveaccesstoandrighttoexamineanyoftheContractor’sdirectlypertinentrecordsinvolvingtransactionsrelatedto
thiscontract.
(2)TheContractorshallmakeavailableatitsofficesatallreasonabletimestherecords,materials,andotherevidence
forexamination,audit,orreproduction,until3yearsafterfinalpaymentunderthiscontractorforanyshorterperiod
specifiedinFARSubpart4.7,ContractorRecordsRetention,oftheotherclausesofthiscontract.Ifthiscontractis
completelyorpartiallyterminated,therecordsrelatingtotheworkterminatedshallbemadeavailablefor3years
afteranyresultingfinalterminationsettlement.Recordsrelatingtoappealsunderthedisputesclauseortolitigation
orthesettlementofclaimsarisingunderorrelatingtothiscontractshallbemadeavailableuntilsuchappeals,
litigation,orclaimsarefinallyresolved.
(3)Asusedinthisclause,recordsincludebooks,documents,accountingproceduresandpractices,andotherdata,
regardlessoftypeandregardlessofform.ThisdoesnotrequiretheContractortocreateormaintainanyrecordthat
theContractordoesnotmaintainintheordinarycourseofbusinessorpursuanttoaprovisionoflaw.

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(e)(1)Notwithstandingtherequirementsoftheclausesinparagraphs(a),(b),(c),and(d)ofthisclause,the
ContractorisnotrequiredtoflowdownanyFARclause,otherthanthoseinthisparagraph(e)(1)inasubcontractfor
commercialitems.Unlessotherwiseindicatedbelow,theextentoftheflowdownshallbeasrequiredbytheclause—
(i)52.203‐13,ContractorCodeofBusinessEthicsandConduct(Oct2015)(41U.S.C.3509).
(ii)52.219‐8,UtilizationofSmallBusinessConcerns(Oct2014)(15U.S.C.637(d)(2)and(3)),inallsubcontractsthat
offerfurthersubcontractingopportunities.Ifthesubcontract(exceptsubcontractstosmallbusinessconcerns)
exceeds$700,000($1.5millionforconstructionofanypublicfacility),thesubcontractormustinclude52.219‐8in
lowertiersubcontractsthatoffersubcontractingopportunities.
(iii)52.222‐17,NondisplacementofQualifiedWorkers(May2014)(E.O.13495).Flowdownrequiredinaccordance
withparagraph(l)ofFARclause52.222‐17.
(iv)52.222‐21,ProhibitionofSegregatedFacilities(Apr2015)
(v)52.222‐26,EqualOpportunity(Apr2015)(E.O.11246).
(vi)52.222‐35,EqualOpportunityforVeterans(Oct2015)(38U.S.C.4212).
(vii)52.222‐36,EqualOpportunityforWorkerswithDisabilities(Jul2014)(29U.S.C.793).
(viii)52.222‐37,EmploymentReportsonVeterans(Oct2015)(38U.S.C.4212)
(ix)52.222‐40,NotificationofEmployeeRightsUndertheNationalLaborRelationsAct(Dec2010)(E.O.13496).Flow
downrequiredinaccordancewithparagraph(f)ofFARclause52.222‐40.
(x)52.222‐41,ServiceContractLaborStandards(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67).

(xi)

__(A)52.222‐50,CombatingTraffickinginPersons(Mar2015)(22U.S.C.chapter78andE.O13627).
__(B)AlternateI(Mar2015)of52.222‐50(22U.S.C.chapter78andE.O13627).
(xii)52.222‐51,ExemptionfromApplicationoftheServiceContractLaborStandardstoContractsforMaintenance,
Calibration,orRepairofCertainEquipment‐Requirements(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67).
(xiii)52.222‐53,ExemptionfromApplicationoftheServiceContractLaborStandardstoContractsforCertain
Services‐Requirements(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67).
(xiv)52.222‐54,EmploymentEligibilityVerification(Oct2015)(E.O.12989).
(xv)52.222‐55,MinimumWagesUnderExecutiveOrder13658(Dec2014)(ExecutiveOrder13658).
(xvi)52.225‐26,ContractorsPerformingPrivateSecurityFunctionsOutsidetheUnitedStates(Jul2013)(Section862,
asamended,oftheNationalDefenseAuthorizationActforFiscalYear2008;10U.S.C.2302Note).
(xvii)52.226‐6,PromotingExcessFoodDonationtoNonprofitOrganizations(May2014)(42U.S.C.1792).Flowdown
requiredinaccordancewithparagraph(e)ofFARclause52.226‐6.
(xviii)52.247‐64,PreferenceforPrivatelyOwnedU.S.‐FlagCommercialVessels(Feb2006)(46U.S.C.Appx.1241(b)
and10U.S.C.2631).Flowdownrequiredinaccordancewithparagraph(d)ofFARclause52.247‐64.
(2)Whilenotrequired,thecontractormayincludeinitssubcontractsforcommercialitemsaminimalnumberof
additionalclausesnecessarytosatisfyitscontractualobligations.

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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:

TheContractorDentist,DentalHygienistandDentalAssistantshallprovideoralhealthcareservicesforall
studentsonCenter,inaccordancewithapplicableFederallaws/regulations,OSHAandHIPAA
requirements,stateandlocallaws,andguidelinesoftheAmericanDentalAssociation.Dentalservicesare
requiredonaweeklybasistoassiststudentsinattainingandmaintainingoptimaloralhealth,withthe
servicesbeingprovidedattheCenter.TheoralhealthcareservicesmustcomplywithJobCorpspolicies,
requirements,andguidelinesandmustalsoincludeanalysisanduseofthemostefficientandcost‐effective
practiceofcontemporary,evidence‐basedhealthcarepossiblegivenavailabletime,resources,and

personnel.

TheseserviceswillinvolvecoordinatingandintegratingtheDentalHealthCareservicesprogramwith
otherH&Wcomponents/activitiesonCenterandprovidingoralhealthcareservicestoenrolleesand
establishedstudentsonCenter.Provisionofdentalservicesrequires,butisnotlimitedto:

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

servicestoapopulationoffinanciallydisadvantagedyouth,rangingfrom16to24yearsinage;
provisionofallproceduresauthorizedbytheStateBoardofDentistry,withageneralemphasisonearly
detection,diagnosisoforalhealthproblems,basicoralhealthcare,dentalhygiene,and
prevention/education(e.g.oralhygieneinstructions,riskassessments,relationshipwithemployability,
oralhealthandwellness);
anelectiveoralexamination,includingbitewingx‐rays,priorityclassification,andtreatmentplan,shall
becompletedandrecordedontheJobCorpsapprovedoralexaminationform,uponstudentrequest

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performingdentalprocedurestotreatoraldiseaseandcorrectoralhealthconditionsthatmay
representemployabilitybarriers,toinclude:restorations,extractionofpathologicalteeth,rootcanal
therapyonanterior/otherstrategicteeth,replacementofmissingupperanteriorteethwitha
removableprosthesis,anddentalhygienetreatmentforperiodontaldisease,uponapprovalfrom
centerpersonnel;
complyingwithJobCorpsinfectioncontrolpoliciesandprocedures;
providingwrittendiagnosisandtreatmentplanforeachstudentwithtwoweeksaftercompletionof
thedentalreadinessinspectionandobtainingagreementforvoluntarycarebeforeproceedingwith
suchtreatment;
providingstudentservicesinsuchamannertoobtainpositivestudentsatisfactionsurveyresultsas
determinedbyJobCorps;and

Additional services required in support of the Job Corps Center’s Health and Wellness Program include:

ensuringpatientprivacyforallassessments,exams,andprocedures;maintaining,safeguarding,and
ensuringtheconfidentialityofallrequiredstudenthealthrecordswhentheyareinthehealthclinicor
inthepossessionofhealthandwellnessteammembers,accordingtotheHealthInsurancePortability
andAccountabilityAct(HIPAA);
notengaginginanyresearchprojectsand/orpublicationsrelatingtoJobCorpshealthactivities
withoutpriorwrittenapprovalfromtheJobCorpsNationalOfficeinGolden,CO;
advisingandassistingthehealtheducationinstructorinthedevelopmentandimplementationofthe
DentalHealthEducationProgram;
ensuringdentalequipmentisproperlycleanedandscheduleformaintenance;
reportingadversestudentbehaviorincidentstotheHSMorCOR;and
understandingthatdentalservicesshallbesubjecttomonitoringandreviewbyJobCorpsassessment

teams, and cooperation with such teams is required.

III. 4. SCHEDULE AND AVAILABILITY:

Dentalservicesarerequiredonaweeklybasis,duringdaysoftheweekandhoursofthedayestablishedin
coordinationwithCenterpersonnel.Thedaysandtimesofservicesshallbeuponmutualagreement
betweentheContractorandcenterpersonnelandmustbeconsideredreasonable.Areasonableschedule
wouldbeconsideredprovidingservicesone(1)ortwo(2)daysaweek,M‐F,8am–5pm.
CenterOBSandthePRHmaychangeatanytime;consequently,thequantityofrequiredDentalservices
hoursmayvary,dependingontheneedsofthestudentpopulation.However,anychangestotherequired
hourswillbeexecutedviaabilateralmodificationtothecontract
KeyPersonnelmustprovideacurrentcontactnumbertotheCenterHSMorCOR.WhenKeyPersonnelare
unavailable,theContractorwillprovideanacceptablesubstitutetoprovideservices.Substitutepersonnel
mustbeapprovedinadvancebytheCO,andacopyofthesubstitute’slicensemustbesubmittedtoWO‐
AQMpriortothesubstituteprovidingserviceatthecenter.
DentalserviceswillnotbescheduledonfederalGovernmentholidaysandarenotrequiredduringthe
periodofCenter‐widestudentleave(approximatelytwoweeks,twiceyearly).
Weeklyhoursmaybe“flexed”dependingontheneedsofthecenter;however,allhoursmustbeprovided
duringthecontractperiodofperformance.

III. 5. QUALIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL:

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A. Contractor personnel:

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

requirements/certification/accreditationofthecontractor’sstaffmustbemaintainedduringthe
entireperformanceperiodwithproofbeingsubmittedattherequestoftheGovernment;
thedentistmusthaveanactive,unrestrictedlicensetopracticeasanindependentpractitioner
shallprovideacopyoftheDrugEnforcementAdministration(DEA)Certification,ifapplicable.
areresponsibleformaintainingtheirownmalpractice/professionalliabilityinsuranceandgeneral
liabilityinsurance;
maybesubjecttoacriminalbackgroundcheckanddrugtestingasprerequisitesforcontract
performance.Informationobtainedthroughthebackgroundcheckmaybeusedindetermining
contractor’squalificationforthiscontract.Informationregardingaperson’srace,nationalorigin,
color,sex,religion,disability,geneticinformation(includingfamilymedicalhistory),oragewillnot
beevaluatedorhaveanyimpactonthedeterminationofqualificationsforthiscontract.
Governmentwillterminatethecontractforconvenienceifthebackgroundcheckisdeterminedto
beunacceptableorifanyaspectwouldjeopardizethehealthandsafetyofthestudents.

III. 6. 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. 7. RECORDS, REPORTS, AND REQUIRED SUBMITTALS:

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

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Documentationofallexaminations,tests,treatments,medications,referrals,etc.onapprovedJob
CorpsHealthandWellnessProgramforms,suppliedbythecenter,tobemaintainedinStudents’
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
improvingservicestotheContractingOfficer(CO)forapproval.TheContractorshallimplement
theapprovedperformanceplanimmediately.

III. 8. 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;
EnsuringadequacyofscheduleandQualityAssuranceSurveillancePlan(QASP),aswellas

coordination of changes to the schedule and QAP if necessary.

III. 9. 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/pdf/prh.pdf

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III. 10. 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

III. 11. 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
provideyourviewsonthecausesandramificationsoftheassessedperformance.Inadditiontotheratings
andsupportingnarratives,blocks1–17shouldbereviewedforaccuracy,astheseincludekeyfieldsthat
willbeusedbytheGovernmenttoidentifyyourfirminfuturesourceselectionactions.Ifyouelectnotto

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providecomments,pleaseacknowledgereceiptoftheevaluationbyindicating“Nocomment”inBlock22,
andthensigninganddatingBlock23oftheform.WithoutastatementinBlock22,youwillbeunableto
signandsubmittheevaluationbacktotheGovernment.IfyoudonotsignandsubmittheCPARwithin60
days,itwillautomaticallybereturnedtotheGovernmentandwillbeannotated:“Thereportwas
delivered/receivedbythecontractoron(date).Thecontractorneithersignednorofferedcommentin
responsetothisassessment.”Yourresponseisduewithin60calendardaysafterreceiptoftheCPAR.

(f) The following guidelines apply concerning your use of the past performance evaluation:

(1)Protecttheevaluationas“sourceselectioninformation.”Afterreview,transmitthe
evaluationby
completingandsubmittingtheformthroughCPARS.Ifforsomereasonyouareunableto
viewand/orsubmittheformthroughCPARS,contacttheContractingOfficerfor

instructions.

(2)Strictlycontrolaccesstotheevaluationwithinyourorganization.Ensurethe

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