B08_Attachment_6_FACTS_Sheet_bldg_38_stucco.docx

Present/Past Performance “FACTS Sheet”

(TO BE COMPLETED BY OFFEROR)

Instructions:

Complete the FACTS Sheet for only five (5) relevant contracts that reflect performance of construction services that are similar in scope for Historic Exterior Lime Plaster / Historic Stucco conservation (this action is not restoration) and size to the current effort. Offeror shall provide frank, concise comments regarding technical capability of performance. All five (5) contracts identified on this FACTS Sheet must be on a structure listed on the National Historic Register of Historic Places – the registration number is required. The five projects listed on this FACTS sheet must be the same projects identified on the resumes of the Chief Architectural Conservator or Chief Conservator and Assistant Architectural Conservator or Assistant Conservator. No omissions of requested information are permitted on this form.

OFFEROR:

Name (Company):

Contact eMail Address:

UEI Number:

1. PROJECT ONE:

Project Title & Contract Number:

Period of Performance: to Number of Modifications:

Name of Customer or Organization:

Contracting Officer’s eMail and phone number:

Contracting Officer’s Representative eMail and phone number:

Point of Contact’s eMail and phone number:

Type of Contract:

National Register of Historic Places Reference Number:

Role of the Offeror: [ ]Prime Contractor [ ] Subcontractor Original Contract Dollar Value:

Final Contract Dollar Value:

If there were changes in value from the original dollar value to the final dollar value, explain in no more than five sentences why?

Brief Description or Synopsis of Effort:

*Prompt: In not more than six (6) paragraphs (five sentences per paragraph), summarize the work highlighting portions that are specific to 19th Century Exterior Lime Plaster Conservation, specifically: stabilization, plaster injections, crack repair, conservation of metal elements, re-adhesion of historic lime wash, stabilization of wooden elements, repointing of historic brick and stone, and cleaning and protection of historic surfaces. All elements mentioned in the prompt must be addressed with no omissions.

In a paragraph not more than five sentences, speak to the details that support the offeror’s record for on-time delivery. Was the project delivered with regard to the original delivery date on time why or why not?

2. PROJECT TWO:

Project Title & Contract Number:

Period of Performance: to Number of Modifications:

Name of Customer or Organization:

Contracting Officer’s eMail and phone number:

Contracting Officer’s Representative eMail and phone number:

Point of Contact’s eMail and phone number:

Type of Contract:

National Register of Historic Places Reference Number:

Role of the Offeror: [ ]Prime Contractor [ ] Subcontractor Original Contract Dollar Value:

If there were changes in value from the original dollar value to the final dollar value, explain in no more than five sentences why?

*Prompt: In not more than six (6) paragraphs (five sentences per paragraph), summarize the work highlighting portions that are specific to 19th Century Exterior Lime Plaster Conservation, specifically: stabilization, plaster injections, crack repair, conservation of metal elements, re-adhesion of historic lime wash, stabilization of wooden elements, repointing of historic brick and stone, and cleaning and protection of historic surfaces. All elements mentioned in the prompt must be addressed with no omissions.

In a paragraph not more than five sentences, speak to the details that support the offeror’s record for on-time delivery. Was the project delivered with regard to the original delivery date on time why or why not?

3. PROJECT THREE:

Project Title & Contract Number:

Period of Performance: to Number of Modifications:

Name of Customer or Organization:

Contracting Officer’s eMail and phone number:

Contracting Officer’s Representative eMail and phone number:

Point of Contact’s eMail and phone number:

Type of Contract:

National Register of Historic Places Reference Number:

Role of the Offeror: [ ]Prime Contractor [ ] Subcontractor Original Contract Dollar Value:

If there were changes in value from the original dollar value to the final dollar value, explain in no more than five sentences why?

*Prompt: In not more than six (6) paragraphs (five sentences per paragraph), summarize the work highlighting portions that are specific to 19th Century Exterior Lime Plaster Conservation, specifically: stabilization, plaster injections, crack repair, conservation of metal elements, re-adhesion of historic lime wash, stabilization of wooden elements, repointing of historic brick and stone, and cleaning and protection of historic surfaces. All elements mentioned in the prompt must be addressed with no omissions.

In a paragraph not more than five sentences, speak to the details that support the offeror’s record for on-time delivery. Was the project delivered with regard to the original delivery date on time why or why not?

4. PROJECT FOUR:

Project Title & Contract Number:

Period of Performance: to Number of Modifications:

Name of Customer or Organization:

Contracting Officer’s eMail and phone number:

Contracting Officer’s Representative eMail and phone number:

Point of Contact’s eMail and phone number:

Type of Contract:

National Register of Historic Places Reference Number:

Role of the Offeror: [ ]Prime Contractor [ ] Subcontractor Original Contract Dollar Value:

If there were changes in value from the original dollar value to the final dollar value, explain in no more than five sentences why?

*Prompt: In not more than six (6) paragraphs (five sentences per paragraph), summarize the work highlighting portions that are specific to 19th Century Exterior Lime Plaster Conservation, specifically: stabilization, plaster injections, crack repair, conservation of metal elements, re-adhesion of historic lime wash, stabilization of wooden elements, repointing of historic brick and stone, and cleaning and protection of historic surfaces. All elements mentioned in the prompt must be addressed with no omissions.

In a paragraph not more than five sentences, speak to the details that support the offeror’s record for on-time delivery. Was the project delivered with regard to the original delivery date on time why or why not?

5. PROJECT FIVE:

Project Title & Contract Number:

Period of Performance: to Number of Modifications:

Name of Customer or Organization:

Contracting Officer’s eMail and phone number:

Contracting Officer’s Representative eMail and phone number:

Point of Contact’s eMail and phone number:

Type of Contract:

National Register of Historic Places Reference Number:

Role of the Offeror: [ ]Prime Contractor [ ] Subcontractor Original Contract Dollar Value:

If there were changes in value from the original dollar value to the final dollar value, explain in no more than five sentences why?

*Prompt: In not more than six (6) paragraphs (five sentences per paragraph), summarize the work highlighting portions that are specific to 19th Century Exterior Lime Plaster Conservation, specifically: stabilization, plaster injections, crack repair, conservation of metal elements, re-adhesion of historic lime wash, stabilization of wooden elements, repointing of historic brick and stone, and cleaning and protection of historic surfaces. All elements mentioned in the prompt must be addressed with no omissions.

In a paragraph not more than five sentences, speak to the details that support the offeror’s record for on-time delivery. Was the project delivered with regard to the original delivery date on time why or why not?

PLEASE NOTE: The Government is not bound by the offeror's opinion of relevancy. The Government will perform an independent assessment of relevancy of the data provided or obtained.

SOURCE SELECTION INFORMATION - See FAR 2.101 and 3.104

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