Attachment 2 PRST.pdf
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- SP8000-22-R-0001
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Attachment 2 to PWS Performance Requirements Summary Table (PRST)
Standard
PWS
Paragraph
Required Service
Action Minimum Frequency
Acceptable Performance Levels
Deduction Per “Fail” Rating on Government Inspection Reports
Methods of Surveillance
Notes
1.1.2 Work Schedule Provide and Follow Quarterly 95%
$100
100% Schedule with COR
1.1.3 Work Plan Provide and Follow As Required 95% $50 Random
1.1.4 Adjustments to Operating Equipment
DO NOT perform services on equipment not on the “Equipment Summary”
As Required 100%
$100
100%
1.2.1 Project Management
Provide Effective Project Management
As Required 100% $50
Random
1.2.3 License Requirements
Satisfy Requirement
As Required 100% $200
1.2.7 Visitor Register
Requirement
As Required 100%
1.3.3 Quality Control Plan Provide and Follow As Required 100% $50 100%
1.6.1 Hours of Operation
Satisfy Requirement
As Required 95%
Paragraph
Required Service
Action Minimum Frequency
Acceptable
Rating on Government Inspection Reports
1.6.2 On‐Site Pre‐Approval
Satisfy Requirement
As Required 100% $200
100% Schedule with COR
1.8 Supplemental Environmental and Safety Requirements
Satisfy Requirements
As Required 100%
1.8.1 Hazardous Materials
Requirement
As Required 100%
1.8.4 Clean Up/Disposal of Waste Materials
Satisfy Requirement
As Required 100%
1.8.5 Spill Responsibility
Requirement
As Required 100% $500
Notify COR
Paragraph
Required Service
Action Minimum Frequency
Acceptable
Rating on Government Inspection Reports
1.8.6 Safety
Satisfy Requirement
As Required 100%
1.8.7 Mishap Reporting
Requirement
As Required 100% $200
Random Notify COR
1.9.3 Correction of Defective
Service(s)
Satisfy Requirement
As Required 100%
4 Contractor Furnished Items and Services
Provide as Required
As Required 100%
5.1 Service Mechanical Systems
Requirement
Quarterly 100%
5.2 Service Fuel Systems
Requirement
Quarterly 100%
5.3 Service Hydraulic Systems
Requirement
Quarterly 100%
5.4 Service Electrical Systems
Requirement
Quarterly 100%
5.5 Service Lubrication Systems
Requirement
Quarterly 100%
Paragraph
Required Service
Action Minimum Frequency
Acceptable
Rating on Government Inspection Reports
5.6 Service Body/Chassis
Satisfy Requirement
Quarterly 100%
5.7 Service Tires/Wheels
Satisfy Requirement
Quarterly 100%
5.8 Service Miscellaneous
Systems
Satisfy Requirement
Quarterly 100%
5.9 Repair Services
Requirement
As Required
100%
Schedule with COR
5.10 Quarterly Reports Provide to COR Quarterly 100% $50 100%
5.11 Work Orders
Provide to COR As Required 100%
5.12 Minor Repairs
Satisfy Requirement
As Required 100%
Note 1) The Government will evaluate the Contractor’s performance by appointing a Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) to monitor performance and ensure all service(s) are performed at the identified Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) in accordance with (IAW) this Performance Work Statement (PWS). The COR will utilize the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) developed (by the Government) for this PWS to document the level of service(s) performed by the Contractor. The COR will at a minimum: 1) review the “Visitor Register” on a quarterly basis in order to verify that the Contractor is correctly logging in on‐site, 2) randomly inspect work performed by the Contractor on a quarterly basis in order to ensure that the Contractor is achieving the required level of performance, and 3) prepare a “Government Inspection Report” quarterly that identifies areas inspected and all discrepancies/defects noted. The two rating factors used to complete the "Government Inspection Report" will be quality and timeliness. (See Attachment 3 to this PWS for a copy of the “Government Inspection Report”). DLA Strategic Materials will use the ratings documented in the “Government Inspection Report” as the basis for determining actual Contractor performance. A “pass” rating will be assigned to each service inspected that met or exceeded the established Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) for each “Required Service” evaluated. An “N/A” rating will be assigned when no work was required to be performed on a specific “Required Service”. A “fail” rating will be assigned to each service inspected that fell below the established Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) for each “Required Service” evaluated. When a “fail” rating is assigned, all observed deficiencies must be documented on a “Government Inspection Report”. The COR will retain copies of each completed “Government Inspection Report” in the Contract COR File and upload a copy of each completed “Government Inspection Report” into the Surveillance and Performance Monitoring (SPM) application within the Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE), the web‐based system.
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