Common use of Master Contract Performance Assessments Clause in Contracts

Master Contract Performance Assessments. ‌ The GSA GWAC ACO will conduct annual interim performance assessment within the Master Contract Base and Option Periods, and a final performance assessment as part of the Master Contract closeout process. Performance assessments for the GSA Master Contract are limited to the evaluation of GWAC Performance Based Acquisition (PBA) requirements, including Contractor Engagement and Small Business Subcontracting. Other elements of CPARS evaluation or another contract performance assessment report the Government may include in a Master Contract CPARS are the Contractor's compliance to administrative requirements noted throughout Sections G, H, and J Attachments, e.g., timely CAF submissions, timely reporting of awarded Task Orders and Modifications, correctly reporting transactional data, updating company websites, PMR attendance. CPARS elements such as Cost Control, Quality of services delivered, and Small Business Subcontracting efforts are typically evaluated by the Task Order issuing agency in a separate CPARS or another contract performance assessment report (See G.19.2). In accordance with FAR 42.15 Past Performance Information, Contractor shall submit comments, rebutting statements, or additional information within the date specified in Section F.7, from the date of notification of availability of the past performance evaluation. Copies of the evaluations, Contractor responses, and review comments, if any, will be retained as part of the contract file, and may be used to support future award decisions. Contractors shall review annually their points of contact are current and accurate in the CPARS or another contract performance assessment report. Task order Awards will be populated into the Contract Payment Reporting Module (CPRM) via the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS). Contractor is responsible for ensuring that task order data pulled into the CPRM, is accurate and complete based upon the award documents received via the Ordering Contracting Officers (OCOs).

Master Contract Performance Assessments. ‌ The GSA GWAC ACO will conduct annual interim performance assessment within the Master Contract Base and Option Periods, and a final performance assessment as part of the Master Contract closeout process. Performance assessments for the GSA Master Contract are limited to the evaluation of GWAC Performance Based Acquisition (PBA) requirements, including Contractor Engagement and Small Business Subcontracting. Other elements of CPARS evaluation or another contract performance assessment report the Government may include in a Master Contract CPARS are the Contractor's compliance to administrative requirements noted throughout Sections G, H, and J Attachments, e.g., timely CAF submissions, timely reporting of awarded Task Orders and Modifications, correctly reporting transactional data, updating company websites, PMR attendance. CPARS elements such as Cost Control, Quality of services delivered, and Small Business Subcontracting efforts are typically evaluated by the Task Order issuing agency in a separate CPARS or another contract performance assessment report (See G.19.2). In accordance with FAR 42.15 Past Performance Information, Contractor shall submit comments, rebutting statements, or additional information within the date specified in Section F.7, from the date of notification of availability of the past performance evaluation. Copies of the evaluations, Contractor responses, and review comments, if any, will be retained as part of the contract file, and may be used to support future award decisions. Contractors shall review annually their points of contact are current and accurate in the CPARS or another contract performance assessment report. Task order Awards will be populated into the Contract Payment Reporting Module (CPRM) via the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS). Contractor is responsible for ensuring that task order data pulled into the CPRM, is accurate and complete based upon the award documents received via the Ordering Contracting Officers (OCOs).