Attachment 7 - Demonstrated Prior Experience.docx
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The document is an "Attachment 7 - Demonstrated Prior Experience" form for a federal contract opportunity involving the installation of a 10,000-gallon underground water storage tank system in Gray, Maine. The form provides detailed instructions for contractors to submit prior project experience, with a submission deadline of 4:00 P.M. Eastern on October 14, 2025. Contractors are required to complete a separate form for each project, highlighting relevance through specific questions about project type, scale, scope, challenges, and comparison to the current project requirements.
The associated federal contract opportunity is a Request for Quotation (RFQ) issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office. The project is estimated to be valued between $175,000 and $200,000, with a 100% small business set-aside under NAICS code 221310. The contract will be awarded on a firm fixed-price basis, evaluated on project schedule, demonstrated prior experience, and price. The project involves installing an underground water storage tank system at the NOAA facility in Gray, Maine, and is subject to Davis-Bacon Act wage requirements.
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Attachment 8 – Demonstrated Prior Experience WHEN FILLED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS SOURCE SELECTION SENSITIVE INFORMATION IAW FAR 3.104
Instructions for Submitting Demonstrated Prior Experience Forms
One Form per Project: You must fill out a separate form for each project you want the Government to consider.
Deadline: All forms must be received no later than 4:00 P.M. Eastern, on October 14, 2025.
Where to Send: Email each completed form to:
· Timothy Wampler – Contract Specialist – timothy.wampler@noaa.gov
· CC: Jackie Shewmaker – jackie.a.shewmaker@noaa.gov Completeness: Incomplete forms or forms missing required information may not be considered.
Eligible Projects: You may submit non-federal projects (municipal, private, or state) if they are relevant in size, scope, and complexity.
Relevance: If you have never installed a 10,000-gallon underground water storage tank, describe the most similar work you have performed and explain why it is relevant. The Government cannot assume relevance, you must show the connection.
Tip: If you are submitting more than one project, make sure each form is complete and clearly labeled with the project name. Incomplete forms or forms missing required information may not be considered.
Important Instructions – Read Before Completing This Form
You may submit non-federal projects (municipal, private, state) if they are relevant in size, scope, and complexity.
Tip: If you have never done exactly this type of project but have done related work, explain the similarities clearly. The Government cannot assume relevance, you must show the connection. If you have never installed a 10,000-gallon underground tank, describe the most similar work you have performed and explain why it is still relevant.
Attach up to three additional pages (seven pages in total for each form) if needed, but keep answers clear and to the point.
Contractor’s Name and address:
Contractor’s Unique Entity Identifier (UEI)
Referenced Contract/Project Name:
Reference Contract/Project No.:
Contract Type:
Contract Award Date:
Period of Performance:
Estimated/Actual Completion Date:
Explanation of Delay, if applicable:
| Contract Value: |
| Total Award Value: (Base and all options) |
Current Value:
| Was your company the prime Contractor on this contract? |
| ☐YES |
| ☐NO |
| If this was a subcontract please provide the following: |
| Prime Contractor Name |
Prime Contractor Unique Entity Identifier (UEI)
Please answer the following questions.
Brief Contract Description:
For each past project you submit, explain why it is relevant to this requirement. Use the questions below to guide your answer. Write in complete sentences and provide enough detail for the Government to understand the connection. Avoid using only industry acronyms or shorthand, write so a person unfamiliar with your past project could understand the relevance.
Question 1 – What was the project?
· Describe the type of work performed.
· Include the name of the customer or organization (if allowed).
· Brief Example - Installed a municipal water system upgrade including new tank, pump station, and filtration system for a rural township.
If not applicable, write “N/A”
Question 2 – How does your project compare to this project, installing a 10,000-gallon underground water storage tank system?
Explain how this project compares to installing a 10,000-gallon underground water storage tank system.
· Be specific. If it is the same type of work, say so.
· If it is different but related, explain why your experience is still relevant (e.g., similar excavation, piping, water treatment, or site restoration), explain why that experience would help you succeed in this project.
Question 3 – What was the size of your project?
· Describe the scale of the project. Include tank capacity, square footage, system size, or approximate dollar value.
· Brief Example: Installed a 7,500-gallon above-ground water tank for a municipal fire station; total project value $145,000.
Question 4 – What work did you do (scope)?
What work did you do that is similar to this project? List the major work involved (e.g., excavation, tank installation, piping, water treatment, site restoration). Example: Excavation, concrete pad, tank installation, piping to connect to building water system, electrical for pump control.
Question 5 - What challenges did you face (complexity)?
Explain any factors that made the project challenging. Include if the work required:
· Special equipment
· Safety measures (e.g., confined space entry)
· Permits or environmental compliance
· Unique site or weather conditions Example: Required confined space entry procedures, coordination with local water authority for permits, meeting state potable water standards, and working in winter conditions.
Reminder: Be clear and specific. Avoid only using acronyms or shorthand. Write so someone unfamiliar with your work could understand why it is relevant.
Contract Reference Point of Contact
Company/Agency
Name:
Title
Telephone
Contract Reference Point of Contact
Company/Agency
Name:
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Telephone
Preparer
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