Technical Exhibit A Performance Requirements Summary (PRS).xlsx
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This is a Technical Exhibit A Performance Requirements Summary (PRS) that establishes key performance indicators (KPIs) and measurable standards for the Army Transition Assistance Program (TAP) Services contract (W9124D26RA041). The document outlines 19 distinct performance objectives with specific metrics, acceptable quality levels (AQL), surveillance methods, and remedies for non-compliance. Critical service delivery requirements include: timely submission of deliverables (95% AQL), maintaining Key Personnel positions with vacancy limits of 14 business days for CONUS and 21 business days for OCONUS locations (98% AQL), and processing walk-in clients within 15 minutes (95% AQL). Case management requirements mandate assignment of a primary TAP counselor prior to Initial Intensive Counseling (IIC) with 98% compliance, maintaining client contact within 90-calendar-day intervals (95% AQL), and limiting counseling or service cancellations to no more than 5% at any single location or enterprise-wide (95% AQL).
Additional performance standards address virtual and physical service delivery, including email response within two business days (90% AQL), average telephone wait times not exceeding 15 minutes with no individual call exceeding 20 minutes (95% AQL), and physical reception areas maintaining 15-minute maximum wait times (95% AQL). The contract requires specialized service delivery including financial counseling by accredited/certified professionals (100% AQL), Capstone counseling scheduling at least 90 days prior to transition dates (98% AQL), and maintenance of client records for six months post-transition on government-furnished storage (98% AQL). Special mission TAP services must maintain a 90% customer satisfaction rate. Surveillance methods include monthly status reports, random sampling, periodic inspections, and customer feedback surveys, with remedies ranging from contractor management corrective actions to cost adjustments based on operational impact to the Government.
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PRS
| KPI Number | Performance Objective Task | Applicable PWS Section(s) | Performance Standard | Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) | Incentive / Disincentive | Surveillance Source | Surveillance Method and Frequency | Remedy |
| 1 | Timeliness and Quality of Deliverables Submission | Deliverables | Submit deliverables on time without errors | 95% | Documentation | 100% Inspection | Submit deliverables | |
| 2 | Key Personnel | 1.9 | The contractor shall ensure that positions identified as Key Personnel are vacant no more than fourteen (14) business days when serving at a place of performance within CONUS and twenty-one (21) business days when serving at a place of performance OCONUS. | 98% | Monthly Status Report | 100% Inspection | Cost consideration or adjustment based on operational impact to the Government | |
| 3 | Basic Services (Walk-in) | 5.1.6. | The contractor shall ensure that walk-in clients requesting information or support related to TAP services are received and scheduled for the follow-on support within fifteen (15) minutes upon arrival to any TAP Center providing services listed in Technical Exhibit D – Place of Performance Throughput Data. | 95% | Survey | Customer Feedback | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. | |
| 4 | Basic Services (1-on-1) | 5.1.7. & 5.4.3 | The contractor shall ensure that clients requesting any one-on-one services are provided counseling or other one-on-one services by a TAP counselor in no more than fifteen (15) business days from client request. | 95% | TAP System of Record | Random Sampling | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. | |
| 5 | Basic Services (Records) | 5.1.10 | The contractor shall maintain, store, and safeguard all CRS deliverables IAW the client’s ITP on a local shared network for at least six (6) months past the client’s transition date for review and audit purposes. | 98% | Government Furnished storage | Random Sampling | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. | |
| 6 | Case Management (Assignment) | 5.3.2 | Assign a TAP counselor to each client prior to IIC, who shall serve as the client’s primary case manager throughout their transition. | 98% | TAP System of Record | Periodic Inspection | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. | |
| 7 | Case Management (No Show) | 5.3.7 | Coordinate with the DGR to identify and communicate no-shows for scheduled counseling or events to unit representatives and chain of command; and input no-show information into the TAP system of record within twenty-four (24) hours. | 90% | TAP System of Record | Periodic Inspection | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. | |
| 8 | Case Management (Contract) | 5.3.10 | Ensure that the time between counselor and client contact does not exceed ninety (90) calendar days within the transition lifecycle. | 95% | TAP System of Record | Periodic Inspection | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. | |
| 9 | Case Management (Cancellation) | 5.3.12 | The contractor shall not exceed a cancellation rate of more than five percent for any individualized counseling or service at any single place of performance or throughout the enterprise. | 95% | Monthly Status Report | Random Sampling | Cost consideration or adjustment based on operational impact to the Government | |
| 10 | Financial Counseling | 5.5.7 | Provide financial counseling to clients as follow-up to the Financial Planning for Transition class or at the request of the client. Ensure that only an Accredited/Certified Financial Counselor/Planner (refer to Technical Exhibit E – Special Qualifications) provides financial counseling to clients. | 100% | TAP System of Record | Random Sampling | Cost consideration or adjustment based on operational impact to the Government | |
| 11 | Capstone Counseling. | 5.6.1 | Schedule Capstone counseling no less than ninety (90) days prior to projected client transition date or as soon as possible for unprojected and unprogrammed losses, and in accordance with the distributive learning model, client tier level assignment, and this PWS. | 98% | TAP System of Record | Periodic Inspection | Cost consideration or adjustment based on operational impact to the Government | |
| 12 | Teach Curriculum in Group Setting | 5.7 | The contractor shall not exceed a cancellation rate of more than five percent for any class at any single place of performance or throughout the enterprise. | 95% | Monthly Status Report | Periodic Inspection | Cost consideration or adjustment based on operational impact to the Government | |
| 13 | Mobilization and Demobilization TAP events | 5.8.2 & 5.15 | Maintain consistent contact with the Office of the Chief of the Army Reserve (OCAR), National Guard Bureau (NGB), Installation Management Command (IMCOM) Headquarters (HQ), or any other designated command and solicit annual mobile TAP services requirements from OCAR and NGB and submit a report to validate requirements to the COR quarterly. | 95% | Monthly Status Report | Periodic Inspection | Cost consideration or adjustment based on operational impact to the Government | |
| 14 | Maintain Operational Virtual Center (Email) | 5.10.5 | Resolve or answer client questions in e-mail inquiries within two (2) days. | 90% | Monthly Status Report | Periodic Inspection | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. | |
| 15 | Maintain Operational Virtual Center (Avg Wait) | 5.10.6 | Monthly average telephone wait time shall not exceed fifteen (15) minutes. | 95% | Monthly Status Report | Periodic Inspection | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. | |
| 16 | Virtual Center (Max Wait) | 5.10.6 | No individual client telephone call shall have a wait time longer than twenty (20) minutes. | 95% | Monthly Status Report | Periodic Inspection | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. | |
| 17 | Local Customer Service | 5.12.1 | Physically operate reception areas to provide professional customer service and friendly reception to all clients seeking services, information, registration, scheduling, or otherwise visiting physical TAP centers, without clients waiting no more than fifteen (15) minutes to have questions answered or services rendered. | 95% | DGR Monthly Surveiliance | Periodic Inspection | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. | |
| 18 | Provide Information Technology Support | 5.14.8 | Resolve or escalate all TAP system of record related trouble tickets within three (3) business day upon receipt. | 90% | TAP System of Record | Random Sampling | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. | |
| 19 | Provide Special Misson TAP Services | 5.15.9 | Maintain a 90% customer satisfaction rate based on the Government provided Customer Service Satisfaction Survey URL and QR Code at all mobile support missions. | 90% | TAP System of Record | Random Sampling | Contractor Management takes corrective action or assigns more resources if recurring. |
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