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FIRM’S PAST PERFORMANCE QUESTIONNAIRE

Your assistance is requested in support of a source selection.

Please complete this Questionnaire and send by electronic mail [bonnie.echoles@gsa.gov] to:

Bonnie Echoles, Contracting Officer GSA, NCR, (WPC) 7th and D Streets, SW; Room 2002, Washington, DC 20407 PH: (202)561-7821 Desired Response Date: 07/23/15

Ref. Number: WPC-15-0410

When complete, the information on this form is SOURCE SELECTION SENSITIVE INFORMATION (41 U.S.C. 423) and shall be protected accordingly.

TO BE COMPLETED BY CONSTRUCTION MANAGER (OFFEROR) for the CM SUPPORT SVCS for the Frances Perkins Fire Alarm Replacement Project, 200 Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, DC

1. CONTRACTOR’S (OFFEROR’S) NAME & ADDRESS:

4. CONTRACT NO.:

5. CONTRACT INITIATION DATE:

6. COMPLETION DATE:

2. OWNER’S NAME AND ADDRESS

7. CONTRACT VALUE $

8. TYPE OF CONTRACT:

3. PROJECT NAME:

9. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT’S KEY CHARACTERISTICS:

Please add a continuation page if additional space is necessary.

TO BE COMPLETED BY EVALUATING ORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVE (REFERENCE)

10. EVALUATION: a. EVALUATOR'S NAME, POSITION DURING PROJECT EXECUTION ( Project Manager/ COR/ Other) AND ORGANIZATION:

b. EVALUATOR'S PHONE NUMBER: c. MONTHS PERFORMANCE MONITORED BY EVALUATOR:

Please circle the response code for each topic that best reflects your experience with this Contractor.

EX = Exceptional VG = Very Good

S = Satisfactory MG = Marginal

US = Unsatisfactory N/O = Not Observed

A. Quality of Products and Services - Assess the Contractor’s conformance to contract requirements.

EX VG S MG US N/O

B. Overall Performance – Assess the Contractor’s overall performance as the Construction Manager (as appropriate) for the project .

EX VG S MG US N/O

C. Schedule – Assess the timeliness of the Contractor against the design or construction schedule of activities (as appropriate).

EX VG S MG US N/O

D. Technical Requirements – Assess the Contractor’s ability and capacity to fulfill the technical requirements of the contract.

EX VG S MG US N/O

E. Cost Control – Assess the Contractor’s willingness and ability to manage the contract budget and control costs.

EX VG S MG US N/O

F. Customer Satisfaction – Assess the Contractor’s responsiveness to customer concerns and “user friendliness” in ROUTINE matters.

EX VG S MG US N/O

G. Customer Satisfaction – Assess the Contractor’s responsiveness to customer concerns and “user friendliness” in UNEXPECTED DIFFICULTIES.

EX VG S MG US N/O

H. Repeat Business -- Assess the likelihood that you would want this contractor to perform another contract for you in the near future.

EX VG S MG US N/O

I. List Contractor’s Weak Points:

J. List the Contractor’s Strong Points:

K. List any other projects this contractor has completed for you:

Evaluators Please Note: Those items marked with an asterisk below are considered negative responses. To be considered satisfactory, the client must not provide a negative response.

Was the contractor the prime contractor? ________(yes) ________(no)

Quality of Services/Timeliness of Performance:

1. Was the Contractor cooperative?

Extremely cooperative( )
Satisfactorily cooperative( )
Minimally cooperative( )
Rarely cooperative( )*

2. How cooperative was the Contractor in working with other contractors to solve problems?

Extremely cooperative( )
Satisfactorily cooperative( )
Minimally cooperative( )
Rarely cooperative( )*

2. Was the Contractor a problem solver or problem generator?

Problem solver( )
Problem solver/generator( )
Problem generator( )*

3. Were the Contractor’s recommended solutions effective?

Extremely effective( )
Generally effective( )
Generally ineffective( )*
Extremely ineffective( )*

4. How would you rate the firm’s responsiveness to your basic requirements and/or minor changes in the requirements?

Always responsive( )
Usually responsive( )
Rarely responsive( )
Unresponsive( )*

5. How would you rate the firm’s responsiveness to emergency situations?

Extremely responsive( )
Responsive( )
Somewhat responsive( )
Rarely responsive( )*

6. Did you issue any poor performance or cure notices to the Contractor during the contract period?

Yes ( )* No ( )

If the answer to questions 6 is yes, could you describe the nature of the problem?

7. Did the company satisfactorily respond to the deficiencies cited?

Satisfactorily( )
Somewhat satisfactorily( )
Unsatisfactorily( )*

8. Were there any significant or recurring problems?

Yes ( )* No ( )

If the answer to question 8 is yes, could you describe?

COST CONTROL:

9. Did the Contractor exhibit a propensity to submit unnecessary contract change proposals with cost or price increases?

Constant requests for changes orders/cost increases( )*
Moderate requests for cost increases via change order( )
Request increases as appropriate( )

10. To what extent did the Contractor meet proposed cost estimates?

Less than estimated cost( )
Comparatively equal to the estimated cost( )
Exceeded the estimated cost( )
Considerably surpassed the estimated cost( )*

11. To what extent were the cost estimates prepared by the contractor accurate?

Reasonably Accurate( )
Occasionally inaccurate( )
Often Inaccurate( )*

BUSINESS RELATIONS:

12. Was the Contractor responsive to the administrative issues of the contract?

Always responsive( )
Generally responsive( )
Rarely responsive( )
Unresponsive( )*

13. Did the Contractor commit adequate resources in a timely fashion to the contract to meet the minimum requirements and successfully solve any problems?

Provided adequate resources( )
Provided sufficient resources( )
Provided minimal resources( )
Provided insufficient resources( )*

14. Did the Contractor’s employees have adequate knowledge of the required software systems and general technical knowledge as required by their specific job classification?

More than adequate( )
Adequate( )
Less than adequate( )*

15. Would you contract with this firm again for the same services? Why or Why not?

WPC-15-0162, Construction Management Support Services - Phase II DHS Consolidation at St Elizabeths West Campus, SE, Wash., DC- 2

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