JA103_Monthly_Utilities_Privatization_Key_Performance_Indicators.xlsx

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Privatization of the Wastewater Collection System at U. S. Navy Station Mayport, FL
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This document contains a template for monthly performance reporting on a utility privatization contract. The template requires reporting of key performance indicators (KPIs) such as discharge limitations compliance, overflow events, response times for service orders, and planned/unplanned ship connectivity requests. Performance is assessed against requirements in the contract with Naval Station Mayport in Florida. A related federal contract opportunity is also described for privatization of the wastewater collection system at this facility. The Defense Logistics Agency Energy will award an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for ownership and operation of the utility system, requiring the owner to fund capital investments and maintain reliable wastewater services. The solicitation number is SP0600-20-R-0800 and proposals are due in early 2020, with contract award anticipated by summer 2020. Interested parties must complete a multi-step process for accessing secured documents through the Federal Business Opportunities website.

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A. Cover Sheet

Monthly UP KPI Report
Installation Name:
Utility System:
Contract No.:
Contract Award Date:
Contract Start Date:
Total Customer Service Connections:
KPI Reporting Month and Year:
Report Submittal Date:
NameEmailPhone
System Owner POC:
Contract Administering Officer:
Contracting Officer Representative:

B. Monthly Performance Summary

No.CriteriaPerformance Requirement[MONTH] PerformancePerformance meets Navy requirement? (Y/N)Corrective Action Plan if not meeting Navy requirementOther Notes
1Discharge Limitations100% compliance with FDEP discharge permit requirements
2Overflow FrequencyNot to exceed 2 overflow events per year
3SAIDINot to exceed 240 minutes
4SAIFINot to exceed 4 events per year
5Emergency Service Order Response90% of Emergency service requests responded to within 1 hour
6Emergency Service Order Resolution100% of Emergency service requests are resolved within 24 hours
7Urgent Service Order90% of Urgent service requests resolved within 5 working days
8Routine Service Order90% of Routine service requests resolved within 30 calendar days
9Planned Ship Connects/Disconnects100% on time response for planned ship connects/disconnects
10Unplanned Ship Connects/Disconnects100% of responses not to exceed 60-minute response time

C. Overflows

Overflow No. Date Time Quantity Estimate (gal) Type/Product (Ex: jp5, dfm, gas, min oil, hyd oil, lube oil) Responsible Party Cause Location Water/Land Weather Collection (No. drums turned in) Collection (Gallons in vac truck) Labor hours Sample Collected? (Y/N) [RESERVED] [RESERVED] [RESERVED] [RESERVED] Comments

D. Service Requests

SO request receivalSO on-scene arrivalDeficiency mitigation/arrestService restoration
Service Order No.PriorityDateTimeDateTimeDateTimeDateTimeResponse Time (minutes)Resolve Time (minutes)Service outage duration (minutes)Total No. of customers with service interruptionNo. of critical facilities with service interruptionResponsible PartyCauseLocation[RESERVED][RESERVED][RESERVED][RESERVED]Comments

E. Ship Requests

SO request receivalShip arrival/departureSO on-scene arrivalAction Complete
Request No.Planned/UnplannedConnect/DisconnectDateTimeDateTimeDateTimeDateTimeResponse Time (minutes)[RESERVED][RESERVED][RESERVED][RESERVED]Comments

F. Additional Information

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