Past Performance Questionnaires Sample Clauses

Past Performance Questionnaires. (See Section J). The offeror shall submit a maximum of 5 Past Performance Questionnaires (PPQ) to all Points of Contact (POC) for those contracts identified under L.2.
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Past Performance Questionnaires. The offeror shall provide the Past Performance Questionnaire, found in Section L, Attachment L3 of this solicitation, to each of the Government customer Points of Contact (POC) identified for each of the past performance efforts submitted. Offerors should request the Government customer POCs to complete and email the questionnaires directly to the email address as referenced in Section L2.1.1. In order to expedite the assessment process, the offeror may complete Sections I and II of the Past Performance Questionnaire for the convenience of the Government customer POC. The offeror shall not, however, complete any other section of the Past Performance Questionnaire. Once the questionnaires are completed by the customer POCs, the information contained therein shall be considered sensitive and shall not be released to the offeror. Early submission of the Past Performance Questionnaires is encouraged. The Government is requesting a list (including POC’s name, title, email and phone number) of Past Performance Questionnaires that the offeror distributed to their Government customers.
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Past Performance Questionnaires. The following information shall be supplied for each Offeror and major subcontractor. All information requested must concern contracts considered to be relevant in technical requirements, size and complexity to the contract expected to be awarded from this RFP. This information shall concern only work performed by the Offeror’s or major subcontractors’ business unit that will perform the work under this contract, if awarded. Each Offeror is responsible for assuring that the customers return questionnaires directly to the Government. If the Offeror or major subcontractor does not have enough references to meet these requirements, references shall be provided to the maximum extent possible. The questionnaires returned to the Government will not be counted against the proposal’s page limitation. (1) Each Offeror and major subcontractor shall submit a list of the Agencies/Companies who will be responding to the Past Performance Questionnaire in Section J, “List of Documents, Exhibits, and Attachments,” for each active (underway at least one year) or recently completed (completed within the last five years) relevant NASA contract valued at or above the major subcontract threshold, and for each reference identified in paragraphs 2 and 3 below. The Offeror must submit this list directly to Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Contracting Officer, via email to Xxxxx.X.Xxxxxx@xxxx.xxx at least 10 days prior to the proposal due date. (2) At a minimum each Offeror and major subcontractor shall send a blank Past Performance Questionnaire, for completion, to the cognizant Contracting Officer or the Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative of all relevant completed (completed within the last five years) or active (underway at least one year) contracts.
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Past Performance Questionnaires. Attached to the RFP is a Past Performance Questionnaire (to be used as part of the past performance evaluation) and a sample cover letter to be used with the questionnaire. Offerors shall be responsible to complete the contract identifying information (Section I) of the questionnaire for each of the contracts identified. The Offeror shall then send the questionnaire and cover letter to the appropriate POC (most likely the Program Manager, COTR, and/or CO). The questionnaires will be completed by the POC (not the offeror) and returned directly to the NASA POC identified in Past Performance Form Letter and Past Performance Questionnaire. The responses received will be used as part of the Government’s evaluation of past performance. Offerors are responsible to ensure responses are received by the date listed in the solicitation. Selected references must return or email this questionnaire within the timeframe specified in this solicitation to the address or email address provided on the questionnaire. In addition, the government may choose additional contracts and have a questionnaire filled out by the respective POC. The offeror shall request past performance questionnaire information on no more than three (3) previous or current contracts and no more than three (3) for each proposed major subcontractor. The Offeror shall annotate in the table above those contracts where questionnaires have been requested. The burden for providing up-to-date POC information rests with the offeror. The government will not seek out corrections to incomplete or insufficient information on behalf of offerors. Unverifiable information will not be considered in past performance assessment. Offerors are responsible to provide the Past Performance questionnaire directly to the points of contacts listed above.
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Past Performance Questionnaires. (PPQs) a) Each Offeror is requested to submit the information shown in the project summaries for each relevant project identified in Factor 2 – Corporate Experience and in accordance with (IAW)
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Past Performance Questionnaires. The following information shall be supplied by each Offeror and major subcontractor. All information requested must concern contracts considered to be relevant in technical requirements, size, and complexity to the contract expected to be awarded from this solicitation. This information shall concern only work performed by the Offeror’s or major subcontractors’ business unit that will perform the work under this contract, if awarded. Each Offeror is responsible for assuring that the customers return questionnaires directly to the Government no later than ten
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