Attachment E - Performance Standards and Guarantees - FINAL.xlsm
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- Solicitation number
- ITB-13202
- Issued by
- Leon County, Florida
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Attachment E is a performance standards document from the Florida Department of Management Services (DMS) for an Indefinite Quantity Interior Painting contract (ITB No. DMS-24/25-254). The solicitation seeks up to three contractors to provide comprehensive interior painting services for 22 government facilities in Tallahassee, including the Capitol Building and Governor's Mansion, with work to be completed during business hours from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm. The bid submission deadline is July 28, 2025, at 12:00 PM Eastern Time, with an anticipated contract start date of September 15, 2025. The contract will have an initial five-year term with potential renewal for an additional five years, contingent on performance and fund availability.
The contract includes specific performance standards with a five percent invoice deduction for non-compliance in areas such as furniture moving, property protection, surface preparation, painting execution, and cleanup. Pricing will be evaluated using a formula weighted 70% on unit pricing and 30% on paint markup, with a historical annual spend of approximately $250,000. Contractors must have at least three years of commercial painting experience, maintain a crew of two or more, and possess sufficient commercial equipment. The contract requires comprehensive documentation, including the PUR 7801 Vendor Certification Form, and mandates contractor compliance with E-Verify requirements and labor practice certifications. Background screening and company identification will be required for all workers.
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Attachment E-Perf Stan & Guar
| ATTACHMENT E - PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND GUARANTEES | |||
| INDEFINITE QUANTITY INTERIOR PAINTING | |||
| ITB NO.: DMS-24/25-254 | |||
| Requirement | Guarantee | Measurement | Minimum Result of Noncompliance |
| Move existing furnishings to accomplish painting activities and return all furnishings to their original locations. | Pursuant to section 3.9.1 of ATTACHMENT A - STATEMENT OF WORK, the Contractor shall remove articles obstructing access to the surfaces included in the work, such as office furniture, files cabinets, tables, bookcases, etc., and restore such articles to their original position upon completion. | To be verified by visual inspection with Contractor and DMS Design Team and any deficiencies noted on Pre-Painting Checklist. | Five (5) percent deduction from invoice, per occurrence. |
| Provide protection to all public and private property. | Pursuant to section 3.10 of ATTACHMENT A - STATEMENT OF WORK - Protection of Areas, Furniture, and Equipment | To be verified by visual inspection with Contractor and DMS Design Team and any deficiencies noted on Post-Painting Checklist. | Five (5) percent deduction from invoice, per occurrence. |
| Prepare surfaces for painting. | Pursuant to section 3.11 of ATTACHMENT A - STATEMENT OF WORK - Preparation of Surfaces | To be verified by visual inspection with Contractor and DMS Design Team and any deficiencies noted on Pre-Painting Checklist. | Five (5) percent deduction from invoice, per occurrence. |
| Paint interior surfaces. | Pursuant to section 3.20 of ATTACHMENT A - STATEMENT OF WORK - Appliction of Paint | To be verified by visual inspection with Contractor and DMS Design Team and any deficiencies noted on Post-Painting Checklist. | Five (5) percent deduction from invoice, per occurrence. |
| Clean Up and removal and disposal of debris. | Pursuant to section 3.26 of ATTACHMENT A - STATEMENT OF WORK - Clean-Up and Disposal | To be verified by visual inspection with Contractor and DMS Design Team and any deficiencies noted on Post-Painting Checklist. | Five (5) percent deduction from invoice, per occurrence. |
*Please note that failure to perform may also constitute a default pursuant to rule 60A-1.006, Florida Administrative Code
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