Exhibit_A_Project_Experience_Form.docx

Exhibit A Project Experience Form Information on Similar Fire Alarm & Electrical Design and Construction Projects Page 1 of 2 (Front)

1. Project Title

2. 2. Project Owner and Point of Contact (name, title, address, phone number, e-mail, etc.)

3. Location

4. Project Description including Gross Square Footage and/or Overall Square Footage, Special Features, and conditions

5. Contractor’s Responsibilities (Scope of Work

6. Contract Award Date

7. Contract Type

8. Date of Substantial Completion

9. Date of Final Completion

12. Original Scheduled Completion Time at Contract Award (Calendar Days)

13. Actual Completion Time (Calendar Days)

14. Number of Change Orders # and

15. Rationale for the change Orders (Unforeseen Site Conditions, Owner Instituted changes, Design Errors & Omissions, etc.)

Project Experience Form Information on Similar Fire Alarm & Electrical Design and Construction Projects Page 2 of 2 (Back) Definitions “Relevant” is defined as projects similar to the project in this solicitation in size (i.e. square feet and dollar value) and which have a logical connection with the requirements of this solicitation by including similar scope elements and which demonstrate equal or greater overall project complexity associated with them. Specifically, for purposes of this procurement, experience that is considered especially relevant shall include projects with similar facility size – gross square footage between 50,000 square feet - 200,000 square feet, a construction cost of $500,000.00 - $3,000,000.00. The following scope and complexity considerations are also relevant: 1) similar building facilities projects; 2) Design-Build/collaborative approach projects; 3) Federal construction projects and 4) technically complex construction projects in occupied buildings. An explanation of each of the four types of especially relevant experience is as follows:

Similar Building Facilities. For the purpose of this RFP, fire alarm projects submitted for this area of experience should demonstrate the Team’s relevant experience with building facilities of similar size (square feet and dollar value) to the project in this Solicitation. Examples include, but are not limited, to such buildings as Port of Entry facilities, office buildings, security facilities, warehouses, and multi-use facilities with primarily office space.

Design Build Projects. For the purpose of this Solicitation, fire alarm and electrical projects submitted for this area of experience should show the Team’s experience working with a fire alarm and electrical design firm on relevant Design-Build projects of similar size (square feet and dollar value) and complexity to the project in this Solicitation. The experience does not need to be with the same Design-Build team as proposed for this project. However, Offerors that demonstrate previous relevant experience with the same Design-Build team members as proposed for this project may be afforded a higher rating.

Federal Building Construction. For the purpose of this Solicitation, fire alarm and electrical projects submitted for this area of experience should demonstrate the Team’s experience constructing on and for relevant federal construction projects of similar size (square feet and dollar value) to the project in this Solicitation, as well as the Team’s knowledge of federal construction contracting procedures.

Occupied Facilities Construction. For the purpose of this Solicitation, fire alarm projects submitted for this area of experience should demonstrate the Team’s experience constructing relevant projects of similar size (square feet and dollar value) and complexity to the project in this Solicitation in buildings that were occupied during construction. Projects demonstrating work in occupied facilities that required critical phasing and coordination efforts necessary for success may be afforded a higher rating. NOTE: “Occupied” is defined as construction project work occurring within tenant space without the tenants vacating and/or swinging out of the space during work. Work in vacated space adjacent to occupied space will be considered less relevant. Projects should also demonstrate how any work required in tenant occupied space was coordinated to minimize/eliminate disruption).