Past_Performance_Questionnaire.pdf
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This is a Past Performance Questionnaire (PPQ) template used by the U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service to evaluate contractor performance on completed projects.
The form collects firm information including project title, location, description, company name, contract number, start and completion dates, initial and final contract amounts, and evaluator details. The questionnaire employs a five-point rating scale: Outstanding (O) indicating performance greatly exceeding contract requirements; Above Average (A) indicating performance exceeding requirements; Satisfactory (S) indicating performance meeting requirements; Marginal (M) indicating performance meeting minimum requirements with some material aspects less than satisfactory; and Unacceptable (U) indicating poor performance or failure to satisfy contract requirements. Evaluators rate the contractor on nine specific criteria: relationship with the client/customer contract team, overall corporate management and integrity, quality control, ability to meet performance schedules, and an overall rating. The form also includes yes/no questions regarding issuance of cure notices, show cause letters, reprimands, payment suspensions, or terminations; willingness to award future contracts; customer satisfaction with final products and services; and whether the firm was afforded opportunity to respond to negative comments. A comments section and signature block complete the template.
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Department of Interior Past Performance Questionnaire (PPQ)
U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service is considering [Insert Company].
Your comments would be appreciated regarding this company’s past performance.
Firm Information Project Title:
Location:
Description:
Company Name: Contract Number:
Start Date: Completion Date:
Initial Amount: Final Amount:
Evaluator Evaluator Name: Company/Agency Name:
Address: POC Email:
Position Held or Function in Relation to Project:
Ratings Overview Rating: If the rating is Marginal or Unacceptable, please provide additional information in the appropriate block or in the remarks section of this form.
“O” Outstanding Performance greatly exceeded the contract requirements.
“A” Above Average Performance exceeded the contract requirements.
“S” Satisfactory Performance met the contract requirements.
“M” Marginal Performance met the minimum contract requirements but
Some material aspects of the contractor’s performance were less than satisfactory.
“U” Unacceptable Performance was poor and/or did not satisfy contract requirements.
Questionnaire Please select the appropriate rating and provide supporting information for the following questions.
1. The relationship between the company and client’s/customer’s contract team:
O
A
S
M
U
2. Overall corporate management, integrity, reasonableness, and cooperative conduct:
3. Quality control:
4. Ability to meet the performance schedule:
5. Have any cure notices, show cause letters, letter of reprimand, suspension of payment, or termination been issued? If yes, please explain:
Yes
No
6. Would you award another contract to the company being evaluated? If not, please explain:
7. Was the customer satisfied with the final product and services? If not, please explain:
8. Has the firm been provided with an opportunity to discuss or respond to any negative comments or performance ratings? If so, what were the results?
9. Overall Rating
10. Comments
Signatures
Name Date:
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