Attch_2_Experience_Information_Sheet_Site_13580.pdf
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- W912GB-16-R-0030
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Project Title: Project 13580 Project Location: Israel Solicitation Number: W912GB-16-R-0030 (Attachment 2)
Attachment (2) – Experience Information Sheet
EXPERIENCE INFORMATION SHEET
PROJECT NO. _____
Must have a total of 5 projects, more than 5 will not be evaluated; less than 5 may result in a lower rating Project Name and Location:
Name of Firm that performed this work (should be the Offeror or one of the offeror’s subcontractors)
Name, email, phone and fax number of English speaking POC:
Experience:
1. The location work was performed: _______________________________________________________________
2. Date work was begun: ________________________ Date work was completed: ________________________
3. The final cost of this project: $________________________________________________________________
4. Is this project more than 50% complete? ____ Yes ____ No If “No” explain percentage of completion, if not 50% complete for any reason, rating may be lower
5. Provide detailed information of the construction work performed (refer to the categories under Evaluation of Factor 1 – Experience, Evaluation Criteria.) Include explanations of any performance problems, issues, or conflicts and the resolution. Offerors are encouraged to provide pictures or other descriptive information. Work in more than one category may receive a higher rating:
6. Project Relevancy Categories: Provide a detailed narrative of the construction work experience for the submitted project addressing the relevancy of as many categories below which are applicable. Offerors demonstrating multiple projects with experience in the categories listed below will be considered more relevant than Offerors submitting one
(1) example. Do not provide a listing of existing or previous contracts, but rather provide detailed information of the construction work experience addressing the categories below. Experience addressing more than one category may receive a higher rating.
• Projects which involve construction of large-scale aircraft operation and maintenance facilities including hangars, support buildings, and fuel stations.
• Projects with substantial concrete and steel works.
• Projects with significant road and runway works.
• Projects similar in magnitude ($10,000,000 to $25,000,000) and complexity and of a similar duration as the work required under this solicitation.
• Projects that demonstrate experience working in Israel.
• Projects demonstrating that the offeror’s team members (including Key Personnel, subcontractors, commissioning specialist and/or Joint Venture partners) have previously worked together are considered more relevant, especially where the roles were similar to those that are proposed for this work.
• Projects that are completed (as opposed to in-progress or on-going).
• Projects performed within the last five (5) years. Projects older than five (5) years will be evaluated but may be considered less relevant.
• One (1) project completed within the last 5 years of the solicitation date or currently being performed (at least 50% complete) demonstrating the Prime Contractor’s experience working in the United States of a similar magnitude, scope, complexity and schedule to the work required under this solicitation.
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EXPERIENCE INFORMATION SHEET
PROJECT NO. _____
Offeror: A contractor and/or company submitting a proposal for this solicitation.
Prime Contractor: A contractor that performed at least 25% of the work, and managed all other work for the project.
Subcontractor: A contractor that performed part of the project work, but did not manage the entire project.
Joint Venture: More than one contractor with a legal binding agreement to work together.
Committed Subcontractor: A contractor that has signed a letter of commitment to perform work for the duration of the contract for the Offeror, and the Offeror is allowed to take credit for the Committed Subcontractor’s experience for the project submitted.
7. Mark one of these selections:
Work was completed as the ____ Prime ____ Subcontractor ____ Joint Venture ____ Committed Subcontractor
a. No additional information is required for work performed as the Prime other than what is on Page 1 of this form.
b. If work was as a Joint Venture, explain the relationship of the company, which company performed the work, and how the work performed and the relationship provides an added benefit for experience. Provide signed Joint Venture Agreement IAW the solicitation requirements.
c. If work was performed as a Committed Subcontractor, explain how the work performed as a Committed Subcontractor provides an added benefit for experience. Ensure you provide a letter signed by both the Offeror and the Committed Subcontractor in order to take credit for work experience.
d. If work was as a Subcontractor, explain how the work performed as a Subcontractor is a benefit for experience such as, responsible for the work performed and managed the portion of work performed including submittals:
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