Attachment 16 - Past Perf History (Sec J Attach).Sec J Attach

SECTION J, ATTACHMENT 16

VENDOR’S RELEVANT PAST PERFORMANCE AND

EXPERIENCE HISTORY

The vendor is to provide the information requested in this form for each past or present contract/program relevant to this requirement as set forth in Section C of the SIR/RFO. Provide a separate completed form for each contract/program. Limit the number of past efforts submitted and the length of each submission to the limitations set forth in Section L, paragraph L.4 of the SIR/RFO. (Note: The documentation provided by the Vendor relative to past performance and experience should evidence the distinction between past performance— “how well” the Vendor has performed, and experience—the Vendor has “done it” before.)

A.

Vendor Name: _____________________________________________ B.

Contract Description (Title): ___________________________________ C.

Contract Specifics

1. Contracting Agency or Customer: _________________________________________

2. Primary customer point(s) of contact: _____________________________________

a. Program Manager Name: ______________________________________

Address: ____________________________________

Telephone No.: _______________________________

b. Contracting Officer Name: _______________________________________

Address: _____________________________________

Telephone No.: _______________________________

3. Contract Number: ________________________________

4. Contract Type: ____________________________________

5. Period of Performance: _____________________________

6. Original Contract $ Value: ___________________________

7. Final Contract $ Value: _____________________________

8. If amounts for 6 and 7 above are different, provide an explanation for the difference.

D.

Select the applicable subfactors as specified in Section M, paragraph M.9.1 for GNAS and M.9.2 for CPDS. (engine generator (EG), uninterruptible power supply (UPS), electrical distribution equipment, EG paralleling switchgear, power monitoring and control software, fuel tank , and underground medium voltage power cable replacement and fiber optic transmission system installation) under Sub Factor 1, Relevant Past Performance. Describe your relevant past performance on this contract and how it applies to Program Management, engineering and installation services to those subfactors. In addition, describe your relevant experience applicable to Contractor Experience and Key Personnel Experience under Sub Factor 1.2, Relevant Experience.

In addressing relevant past performance and experience, consideration should be given to the following: 1) Efforts to deliver equipment and services on schedule; 2) Conducting site surveys, site survey reports and Statement-of-Work; 3) Installation of EGs, UPSs, Electrical Distribution Equipment, EG paralleling switchgear, power monitoring and control software, Fuel Tanks, and underground medium voltage power cable replacement and fiber optic transmission system work at critical power system installations.

E.

Provide a description of your work effort as either prime contractor or subcontractor (circle one) on this contract.

F.

If you were the prime contractor on this contract, identify whether you acted as the integration contractor, responsible for fully integrating all equipment and installation. Describe your roles and responsibilities in integrating all aspects of the program.

***The following is applicable only to those offerors whose proposals include information to address the requirements for Sub Factor 1.3 (Vols II & III), Tier 2 Supplement*** Demonstrate ability to manage and expedite multiple projects simultaneously.

Vendor must demonstrate the ability to maintain experienced staff with disciplines of in-house Electrical, Mechanical, and Structural design services. Maintain the capability to provide expedited electrical, mechanical and structural installation/construction services to restore FAA GNAS and CPDS facilities impacted by natural or man-made disasters through use of in-house resources and/or partner sub-contractors. Offeror must demonstrate rapid mobilization capability to include meeting all of the following:

1. Ability to manage detail on multiple projects simultaneously by integrating expedited restoration services into its regular work schedule.

2. Key Personnel have experience coordinating work of various contractors and trades to expedite the electrical restoration at FAA facilities over a diverse geographical area.

3. Capability to acquire critical electrical components, such as facility transformers, engine generators, Uninterruptible Power Supplies, switchboards/panelboards, in the event the Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) is not available.

4. Ability to begin work on expedited or emergency power restoration within 24-hours of receiving notice to proceed from the Contracting Officer, at three geographically dispersed sites.

A. In detail provide a description explaining how the multiple emergency electrical power restoration projects were managed. Ability to manage detail on multiple projects simultaneously by integrating expedited restoration services into its regular work schedule. Key Personnel have experience coordinating work of various contractors and trades to expedite the electrical restoration at FAA facilities over a diverse geographical area.

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