Attachment_J.3.pdf
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- SOL-OAA-17-000108
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This document contains a federal contract solicitation and an attachment for evaluating contractor past performance. The solicitation seeks proposals for multiple indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contracts to support USAID's energy programs. Offerors must submit questions by December 20, 2017 and full proposals by January 17, 2018. USAID intends to award up to eight contracts worth a maximum of $500 million over five years, with up to three set aside for small businesses. Upon award, USAID will issue an initial cost-plus-fixed-fee term task order valued between $20-23 million for five years of performance. The attachment provides a template for assessing contractors' quality, cost control, timeliness, customer satisfaction, and personnel effectiveness on prior federal contracts.
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ATTACHMENT J.3
CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE REPORT – SHORT FORM
CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE REPORT - SHORT FORM
PART I: Contractor Information (to be completed by Prime)
1. Name of Contracting Entity:
2. Contract Number:
3. Contract Type:
4. Contract Value (TEC): (if subcontract, subcontract value)
5. Contract Period of performance:
6. Problems: (if problems encountered on this contract, explain corrective action taken)
7. Contacts: (Name, Telephone Number and E-mail address)
7a. Contracting officer:
7b. Technical Officer (COR):
7c. Project Description (up to 200 words):
8. Contractor:
9. Information Provided in Response to RFP No. :
PART II: Performance Assessment (to be completed by Agency)
1. Quality of product or service, including consistency in meeting goals and targets, and cooperation and effectiveness of the Prime in fixing problems. Comment:
2. Cost control, including forecasting costs as well as accuracy in financial reporting. Comment:
3. Timeliness of performance, including adherence to contract schedules and other time-sensitive project conditions, and effectiveness of home and field office management to make prompt decisions and ensure efficient operation of tasks. Comment:
4. Customer satisfaction, including satisfactory business relationship to clients, initiation, and management of several complex activities simultaneously, coordination among subcontractors and developing country partners, prompt and satisfactory correction of problems, and cooperative attitude in fixing problems. Comment:
5. Effectiveness of personnel including: effectiveness and appropriateness of personnel for the job; and prompt and satisfactory changes in personnel when problems with clients where identified. Comment:
[Note: The actual dollar amount of subcontracts, if any, (awarded to the Prime) must be listed in Block 4 instead of the Total Estimated Cost (TEC) of the overall contract. In addition, a Prime may submit attachments to this past performance table if the spaces provided are inadequate; the evaluation factor(s) must be listed on any attachments.]
ATTACHMENT J.2
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