Attachment_4_-_Experience_in_Relevant_Projects_Form_rev_10-06-2016.pdf
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- Multiple Award Environmental Services (MAES) 2017 Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W912DR-16-R-0004
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This document contains an Experience in Relevant Projects form and information about a Multiple Award Environmental Services solicitation. The Experience in Relevant Projects form requests details on previous projects including description, management approach, performance milestones, stakeholder interaction, and cost and schedule performance. The Multiple Award Environmental Services opportunity is a solicitation from the US Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District for environmental services contracts with a total shared capacity of $230 million across up to ten awards. Services include engineering, studies, remediation, operation and maintenance, and monitoring for sites in the North Atlantic Division area. Six contracts totaling $135 million are reserved for small businesses. The ordering period will be five years for task orders under indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contracts. The solicitation is expected to be released on August 10, 2016.
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Revised 6 Oct 2016
EXPERIENCE IN RELEVANT PROJECTS FORM
*Only to be completed if the experience was performed as a major subcontractor on the submitted project.
Offeror’s Name:
Project Name:
Project Location:
What was your relationship to the prime:
Client/Customer: Point of contact information (POC name, address, email and phone minimum) If Government Contract, additionally provide the contract number and contracting office)
Schedule Start Date:
Original Completion:
Final Contract Completion:
Percent Complete (if currently ongoing):
Cost Original Project Cost:
Final Project Cost:
Cost Difference
*Original Subcontractor Cost:
*Final Subcontractor Cost:
*Cost Difference
Offerors must address the following prompts by attaching pages to this form. Responses should be numbered and answered in order.
This form will not count in the total page count for Factor 2
1. Detailed Project Description: General scope and relevance. Provide a detailed description of the project. Be sure to include features of this project that make it comparable in type or nature to the requirements of this request for proposal. If bullets are used, they must be supported by the narrative. Include any customer concerns or dissatisfaction and how you responded.
2. Detailed Explanation of Management and Control of Project: Must provide a detailed explanation of the Offeror’s role and approach to how this project was managed and controlled from project start to project completion, to include how demands from concurrent projects were addressed.
3. Was this project performed under performance based milestones? Yes _____ No _____ (If yes, describe the process for managing the project within the performance-based milestones.
4. Stakeholder and/or Regulator Interaction: Identify the stakeholders and regulators involved in the project and describe the interactions. If any challenges were encountered, describe the processes utilized to manage them.
5. Cost and Time Growth Discussion: Reason(s) for differences between original and final schedule or costs. If the contract did not meet the original cost or schedule, provide a brief explanation of the reason(s) and any corrective action(s) taken:
| Project Name: |
| Project Location: |
| Start Date: |
| Original Completion: |
| Final Contract Completion: |
| Percent Complete if currently ongoing: |
| Original Project Cost: |
| Final Project Cost: |
| Cost Difference: |
| Final Subcontractor Cost: |
| Cost Difference_2: |
| Offeror's Name: |
| Relationship to Prime: |
| Point of Contact Information: |
| Original Subcontractor Cost: |
| Yes: Off |
| No: Off |
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