Draft_C15_-_Technical_Evaluation_Sheet_.pdf
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- CACO HAZARDOUSEVEGETATION REMOVAL Federal contract opportunity
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- 140P4324Q0040
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This document is a Technical Evaluation Sheet for the federal contract opportunity CACO HAZARDOUSEVEGETATION REMOVAL, Solicitation Number 140P4324Q0040.
The Technical Evaluation Sheet outlines the non-price technical evaluation factors that offerors must meet to have a successful proposal. These include: 1) Mandatory Minimum Requirements (pass/fail) such as providing resumes for key personnel and demonstrating the offeror's competent person has experience on similar projects, 2) Key Project Personnel requirements including resumes demonstrating relevant experience, 3) a Risk Management Plan covering the offeror's risk management processes and procedures, 4) a Draft Schedule and basic approach, and 5) Past Performance on a minimum of three projects of similar size and scope completed within the last five years.
The related federal contract opportunity is for providing tree removal, chipping debris, and cleanup services at the Cape Cod National Seashore in accordance with the performance statement of work. The procuring agency is the Department of the Interior National Park Service Northeast Region.
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| Sol_140P4324Q0040_Amd_0001.pdf | ||
| A04_Performance_Work_Statement_Sol_(PWS)_0001.pdf | ||
| Sol_140P4324Q0040.pdf | ||
| A04_Performance_Work_Statement_(PWS).pdf | ||
| B03_Wage_Determination_2015-4045_Rev_28.pdf | ||
| B08_P4324Q0040_Tree_Removal_RFQ.pdf | ||
| ATTACHMENT_A_Tree_Removal_2024.pdf |
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Technical Evaluation Results
Requirement Name: PMIS 257213C, Hazardous Vegetation Removal CACO
Non Price Technical Evaluation Factors:
The technical related factors are as follows:
A. Non Price Technical Factor 1- Mandatory Minimum Requirement (Pass/Fail)
In order to have a successful proposal the offeror must provide the requirements listed below.
1. The Project Key personal shall include the resume with the person’s full name and a copy of the persons valid OSHA 30 card; and
2. The offerors competent person shall have acted as a competent person for a project of similar size and complexity with the with at least one client in the last 5 years. List the project name, dollar amount, client(s), with the reference name, phone number and email.
B. Non Price Technical Factor 1- Key Project Personnel
In order to have a successful proposal the offeror must provide the requirements listed below.
1. The offeror shall provide its proposed project key personal. Provide the name, title, job function and the person’s role for the project. When a subcontractor is proposed, include the names of key subcontractor personnel.
2. Provide resumes for key personnel. Reumes shall include licensure, training, job titles and pertinent experience; and
3. The offerors key peronnel shall demonstrate experience with a project9s) of similar size and complexity with the with at least one client in the last 5 years. List the project name, dollar amount, client(s), with the reference name, phone number and email.
C. Non Price Technical Factor 2- Offeror’s Risk Management Plan
Provide a Risk Management Plan that covers the offerors processes (staffing, policies, procedures,and documentation) as well as intentionsin regard to risk management.
The plan shall include at a minimum:
The offerors assigned manager for addressing risk management for the proposed contract including the persons authority, role, responsibilities, and internal reporting relationships.
The Offerors proposed quality standards and processes for evaluating overall project performance, identifying potential risk, and mitigating or avoiding risks to provide confidence that project requirements will be satisfied on time. The procedures shall also allow for monitoring project results to determine their compliance with Government standards and requirements and identify and correct errors as well as identify ways of eliminating causes of unsatisfactory performance.
The offerors plan for avoiding, mitigating and/or managing risks, both in proactive and reactive modes. The offeror shall identify any foreseen risks and its prevention and/or management processes, techniques and tools in response to them.
D. Non Price Technical Factor 3- Schedule (limited to 2 pages)
Contractor shall provide a Draft schedule and basic approach for conducting the project activities. At a minimum the schedule shall demonstrate the sequence of work and show any dependencies.
(limit to two pages) use August 01, 2024, as your start date.
E. Non Price Technical Factor 3- Past Performance
Contractor shall provide three prior experiences of projects in similar size and scope within the past five years to include:
o Brief description of project o Point of contact information
Provide a narrative of a minimum of three projects, completed within the last 5 years, to include the description of the project and how it relates to this Statement of Work, contract value, period of performance and project POC’s name, email and telephone number.
Contractor is required to show at a minimum 5 years of technical experience for same of similar work as stated in this project’s statement of work. Contractors shall provide evidence of comparable past work of similar projects and contracts. Note: Listing completed projects does not address this criterion. A narrative that articulates past experience. The government reserves the right to contact references furnished as part of the past performance. The government will check past performance on the Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System (CPARS).
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