Attachment_P7 - CPARS Update Questionaire.doc
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AVMI Section J
N00421-11-R-0055 Attachment P7 - CPARS
CPARS UPDATE QUESTIONNAIRE
Within 2 weeks from receipt of this questionnaire return this form to Mr. John Bohner at john.bohner@navy.mil thereby allowing the customer approximately 3 weeks to complete their response.
If the last CPAR on the subject contract was completed more than 6 months prior to the receipt of this questionnaire, please complete the questionnaire below.
1. CONTRACTOR IDENTIFICATION.
a. Contractor:
b. Program Title:
c. Contract Number:
d. Date last CPAR was completed:
2. RESPONDENT IDENTIFICATION
a. Name:
b. Agency:
c. Position: *
e. Phone/Fax Number:
f. Email Address:
* If possible, this questionnaire should be completed by the Program Manager.
3. SCOPE OF WORK CHANGE
3.1 Has the scope of work significantly changed since the last CPAR? For example, during the last CPAR period, the contractor was primarily doing design work, but now the program has entered into the testing phase.
(To electronically check box, double click and change Default Value to ‘checked.’)
NO, CURRENT WORK IS SIMILAR TO LAST CPARS EFFORTS
YES Please explain:
4. PAST PERFORMANCE UPDATE
4.1. Have there been any significant changes in contract performance between your last CPAR and now? For example: 1) For any previous Yellow or Red rating, has the contractor exhibited demonstrated systemic improvements that perhaps would be reflected in a different rating on your next CPAR., or 2) contractor schedule performance has declined significantly from last CPAR reporting period, e.g., was a Green and might become a Yellow or Red on next CPAR.
NO
YES Please explain:
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