PAST PERFORMANCE SURVEY FIBERGLASS PIPING.docx

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This document contains a past performance survey for a federal contract opportunity to replace fiberglass piping at a Veterans Affairs medical center. The contractor will remove and replace existing fiberglass piping in the chiller plant at the Eugene Towbin Veterans Hospital in North Little Rock, Arkansas. The dollar value of the contract is estimated between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000. The NAICS code is 236220 for commercial and institutional building construction, with a small business size standard of $39.5 million. This acquisition is reserved exclusively for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses. Offerors must be registered in the Vendor Information Pages VetBiz database under NAICS 236220. The completed past performance survey is due by June 11, 2021 to the contracting officer, Brad Martin. Respondents will evaluate the prime contractor's performance on 16 criteria using a rating scale from outstanding to unacceptable. Relevant contract details and any issues must also be provided.

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36C25621R0076

PAST PERFORMANCE SURVEY

Replacement of Fiberglass Piping

To: ____________________ (Point of Contact)** ____________________ (Company)** ____________________ (Phone) ____________________ (Fax) ____________________ (E-Mail)** _____________________ (Name of Company requesting survey)**

The company from which you received this survey is competing for award of a contract with the Department of Veterans Affairs, Little Rock, AR. As part of the process for screening potential Offerors, this company is soliciting your input and assessment of its past performance for one or more projects they performed for your firm. Please respond to each of the questions below and forward the completed survey directly to the CAVHS Contract Specialist.

To consider your responses, the Contract Officer must receive your responses, either by fax or e-mail.

If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact me. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Brad Martin Contracting Officer Email: Bradley.Martin@va.gov

Please identify the project(s) that this company has performed for your organization, description, city, state, and award amount and final dollar value at completion of contract:

Respond to the question using the following scale: O- Outstanding, A- Acceptable, S-Satisfactory, M- Marginal, U-Unacceptable.

1. Did the contractor commit adequate resources in timely fashion to the contract to meet the requirements and to successfully solve problems? O A S M U

2. To what extent did the contractor respond positively and promptly to technical direction, contract change orders, etc.?

O A S M U

3. How reliably did the contractor follow through on commitments?

O A S M U
4.To what extent did the contractor’s management system provide visibility into problems and risks?

O A S M U

5. How responsive do you think the contractor was to information requests, issues, or problems during the course of the contract? O A S M U

6. How effective has the contractor been in identifying requirements?

O A S M U

7.To what extent did the contractor have the ability to administer and manage the contract?
O A S M U

8. To what extent did the contractor issue professional correspondence?

O A S M U

9. How well did the contractor adhere to the Statement of Work? O A S M U

10.What was your level of satisfaction with the contractor’s management and support staff?
O A S M U
11.What was your level of satisfaction with the contractor’s Supervisor(s)?
O A S M U

12. To what extent did the contractor submit required reports and documentation in a timely manner? O A S M U

13.To what extent were the contractor’s reports and documentation accurate and complete?
O A S M U
14.To what extent was the contractor’s maintenance and problem tracking/reporting documentation timely, accurate and of appropriate content?
O A S M U
15.To what extent did the contractor comply with safety requirements?
O A S M U
16.What was your level of satisfaction with the contractor’s overall quality of service?
O A S M U

17. To what extent was the contractor effective in interfacing with the Government staff? O A S M U

18. What was your level of overall customer satisfaction? O A S M U

19.To what extent were the contractor’s employees experienced and qualified?
O A S M U

Respond: Yes or No.

20. Were there any cure notices issued? Yes: ____ No: ____

21. Was contractor pro-active? Yes: ____ No: ____

22. Did contractor suggest cost-saving changes? Yes: ____ No: ____

23. Would you recommend this contractor? Yes: ____ No: ____

For Federal contracts:

24. Were there any Labor Department Investigations? Yes: ____ No: ____

24a. If yes, please describe reason and final outcome.

25. Were there any safety investigations? Yes: ____ No: ____

25a. If yes, please describe reason and final outcome.

26. Were there any security investigations? Yes: ____ No: ____

26a. If yes, please describe reason and final outcome.

27. Was there a partial or complete termination for default or convenience?

Yes: ____ No: ____

27a. If yes, please describe reason and final outcome.

28. Are there any pending terminations? Yes: ____ No: ____

29. What is/was the duration of the contract? _____________________

30. Were there any performance issues regarding the contractor’s work? If yes, please describe (use a separate sheet of paper if necessary).

Please provide other comments (Use a separate sheet of paper if necessary):

Signature: ____________________________

Date: ____________________________

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