TE B - Performance Requirements Summary.docx
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TE B Performance Requirements Summary
| Performance Objective |
| Performance Standard |
| Performance Threshold |
| INCENTATIVES/ |
DISINCENTATIVES
| PWS Section 5.6.18 Training Requirement. |
| Monthly Training Report submitted IAW Technical Exhibit (TE) J/A008 |
| Monthly submission is on time. No less than 98% completion of contractor’s monthly training requirement IAW Technical Exhibit I/A008. |
| Contractor compliance to 98% training ratio IAW TE J/A008 shall be noted for the Monthly COR report and the CPAR reporting periods and the results of the data shall be used to substantiate objective ratings of contractor performance. One or more may occur: if the contractor fails to meet the Governments stated specifications and timeline for this task, the contractor will receive a verbal notification from the Government describing the deficiencies. On the second occurrence, the contractor will receive a written notification from the Government describing the deficiencies. On the third occurrence, the Government will document the deficiency in its CPARS, and the contractor shall provide the Government a corrective action plan to mitigate the recurrence of the deficiency. |
| PWS Section 1.6.12.2/5.2.1.5.7/5.5.3.1/5.5.4.6., Monthly Progress and Financial Report |
| The Contractor shall submit a Monthly Report as defined in Technical Exhibit C/A001 |
| All requirements are reported 100% IAW TE C/A001 and accurate. Submission of report is 100% on time. |
Contractor compliance to delivery of all requirements pertaining to the monthly progress and financial report and briefing conducted IAW TE C/A001, and the information will be recorded for CPAR reporting periods, and the results of the data shall be used to substantiate objective ratings of contractor performance.
| PWS 5.1 Base Operations Fort Bliss and Fort Bliss |
| The Contractor shall maintain the staffing and skill mix, requirements necessary to support test events as identified in the Base Task Authorization Requests (TAR) (TAR) TE K, AMDTD Base TAR and TE L, FSTD Base TAR. |
| Maintain a 95% capability to maintain continuity of mission support |
| Contractors 95% compliance to Base operations, inspections, inventories, and reporting IAW TE K, AMDTD Base TAR, and TE L, FSTD TAR shall be recorded for CPAR reporting periods and the results of the data shall be used to substantiate objective ratings of contractor performance. If the contractor fails to meet the Governments stated specifications and timeline for this task, the Government will document the deficiency in its CPARS, and the contractor shall provide the Government a corrective action plan to mitigate the recurrence of the deficiency. |
PWS 3.4 / 5.1/ 5.2.4/5.5.4
Government Property and Property Management
| Incidental Government Property is managed IAW PWS requirements for both base operations and test support operations. |
| All base requirements and test tasking’s are performed accurately within (98%) of the required timelines with no more than 2% deficiency or 2-day delay. No milestones missed and deliverables inaccurate due to Contractor action or inaction. |
| Contractor is within compliance property control requirements. If the contractor fails to meet the Governments stated specifications and timeline for this task, the government will document the deficiency in its CPARS, and the contractor shall provide the government a corrective action plan to mitigate the recurrence of the deficiency. |
PWS Section 5.2. Test Support Operations
All specific requirements (pre-test, test execution, and post-test services) and milestones are delivered accurately IAW each TAR
Ongoing performance is within cost and schedule parameters of 95% and no less than 2-day delay of delivery. No milestones missed and deliverables inaccurate due to Contractor action or inaction.
Contractor compliance to test operations support parameters and successful completion of TAR requirements will be recorded for CPAR reporting periods and the results of the data shall be used to substantiate objective ratings of contractor performance. If the contractor fails to meet the Governments stated specifications and timeline for this task, the Government will document the deficiency in its CPARS, and the contractor shall provide the Government a corrective action plan to mitigate the recurrence of the deficiency.
| PWS Section 5.3. Technical Support |
| All specific technical requirements and milestones are delivered accurately IAW each TAR |
| No milestones missed and deliverables inaccurate due to Contractor action or inaction. |
Contractor compliance to delivery of all technical requirements and milestones IAW with each TAR accurately shall be recorded for CPAR reporting periods and the results of the data shall be used to substantiate objective ratings of contractor performance. If the contractor fails to meet the Governments stated specifications and timeline for this task, the Government will document the deficiency in its CPARS, and the contractor shall provide the Government a corrective action plan to mitigate the recurrence of the deficiency.
| PWS 1.6.29. Safety |
| The Contractor shall provide for the safety and well-being of Contractor personnel and Government Property IAW its approved Safety Plan/Program. |
| 100% Compliance. No OSHA violations; any incidents promptly reported and future risk mitigated or property damage. |
| Contractor 100% compliance to all safety regulations pertaining to personnel well-being, accident reporting, and safeguarding government property shall be recorded for CPAR reporting periods and the results of the data shall be used to substantiate objective ratings of contractor performance. If the contractor fails to meet the Governments stated specifications and timeline for this task, the Government will document the deficiency in its CPARS, and the contractor shall provide the Government a corrective action plan to mitigate the recurrence of the deficiency. |
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