B08-Attachment 13 Company Experience Questionnaire.pdf
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- Maintenance and Repair of Electrical Distribution Systems - Darby Military Community (DMC)
- Solicitation number
- W912PF25QA065
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The document is an Experience Questionnaire (Attachment #13) for Request for Quote W912PF25QA065, designed to capture a potential contractor's past performance and experience in HVAC and heating system maintenance and repair services. The form requires detailed information about previous contracts, including contract number, performance location, contract dates, contract price, commissioning firm details, and a 500-word narrative describing relevant experience in maintaining and repairing HVAC and heating systems.
The questionnaire also includes sections for a technical point of contact at the commissioning firm and a critical responsibility assessment section where contractors must disclose any potential negative performance or integrity issues. This form is part of a solicitation for maintenance and repair services of electrical distribution systems at Darby Military Community (DMC) in Italy, with a base year performance period from 27 Sep 2025 to 26 Sep 2026 and two additional option years, issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command.
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REQUEST FOR QUOTE W912PF25QA065
ATTACHMENT#13 EXPERIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE
Performed as Prime or Subcontractor Contract Number
Location of performance
Contract start and end date
Contract price
Commissioning firm
(1) Name
(2) Address Narrative about experience of providing “Maintenance and Repair Service of HVAC (Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning) & Heating Systems at DMC” required in the Solicitation (Limit 500 Words)
Technical Point of Contact of Commissioning Firm
Name
Title
Telephone
Cellular
In determining responsibility IAW FAR 9.104, will the Government discover any negative performance and/or integrity issues?
If so, indicate the corrective actions taken to resolve the problems encountered during the execution of the work.
Yes, when a contract is transferred from the PD2 (Procurement Desktop Defense) system to the ACWS (Automated Contract Workflow System), the contract in PD2 is typically marked as "T" to indicate its transfer. This "T" status signifies that the contract is no longer actively managed within the PD2 system and has been moved to ACWS for its ongoing management and lifecycle.
No, a contract marked as "T" (transferred to ACWS) in PD2 is generally not modifiable within PD2. Once a contract is transferred to ACWS (presumably a separate system or process), any further modifications would need to be handled within that new system, not
PD2.
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