PAST PERFORMANCE REFERENCES Sample Clauses

PAST PERFORMANCE REFERENCES. 4.2.14.1 Each Offeror is responsible for sending out the past performance survey questionnaire to at least five (5) past clients which is included as Attachment G – Reference Template. 4.2.14.2 All completed surveys will be submitted with RFP response. 4.2.14.3 Each respondent is responsible for making sure that their past clients receive the survey, complete the survey, and return to them in a timely manner to ensure continuation in the evaluation phase. 4.2.14.4 All returned surveys must be evaluated and signed by the past client. If a survey is not signed, it will not be counted. 4.2.14.5 The State may contact the reference for additional information or to clarify survey data. If the reference cannot be contacted, the survey will be deleted and no credit given for that reference. 4.2.14.6 The scores of the submitted surveys will be used to compile the average past performance rating for each respondent.
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PAST PERFORMANCE REFERENCES. Reference 1 Client & Date of supply provided: ___________________________________________________________________ 2. Reference 2 2. Reference 3
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PAST PERFORMANCE REFERENCES. The Offeror shall submit no more than two (2) past performance references from Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System (CPARS) for itself as the prime contractor of relevant contracts in scope, magnitude of effort, and complexities with this requirement. References should be within the past three (3) years. The contracts may be past or current as long as the performance did not end more than 3 years prior to the due date for the submission of this request for proposal. If the contractor does not submit any contracts to reference, a review of CPARS will be conducted and the two (2) most recent Assessment Date entries will be reviewed. The Offeror shall list ongoing and previous Government contracts held during the past three years, which are relevant to the PWS, including: • Past performance utilizing a secure contractor-owned, -operated, and -hosted web-based electronic system that is capable of fully supporting a technical review process. • Past performance recruiting subject matter experts, to include scientists, clinicians, and consumer advocates, within timeline constraints. • Past performance in planning and executing large-scale and concurrent review meetings using various modalities. • Past performance in quality-control of high volume data and file processing and transfer to and from government systems. • Past performance with managed hosting of applications, servers and related activities including information assurance and security compliance. In addition, any and all contracts terminated for cause, in whole or in part, during the past five (5) years, to include those currently in the process of such termination are considered relevant and the Offeror shall provide past performance information for those contracts. The number of past performance references shall be limited to no more than five (5) for the prime contractor and no more than three (3) for each subcontractor. The Offeror shall provide a narrative, which explains the relevance of each of the previous efforts, with respect to the effort described in this RFP. L.4.4. VOLUME IV –SMALL BUSINESS PARTICIPATION PLAN, SMALL BUSINESS SUBCONTRACTING PLAN (if Applicable)
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PAST PERFORMANCE REFERENCES. On a continuation page, please provide a list of all U.S. Government and/or privately-funded contracts, grants, cooperative agreements, etc., for similar programs for the last three years and the name, address, and telephone number of the Contract/Agreement Officer or other contact person.
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PAST PERFORMANCE REFERENCES a) Note and explain any occasion in which a contract to manage a facility has been canceled or not renewed. b) Describe any notable improvements or innovations that your firm has instituted at current managed sites, including but not limited to: profitability, facility use, operations and maintenance, client and community relations. c) Provide a complete list of accounts your firm has served in the United States during the past ten years. Identify the size of the stadium, location, length of service, number of successful contract renewals and whether the account is active or retired. d) If desired, provide copies of letters of recommendations your company has received in the last two (2) years from current accounts. e) Supply the address, telephone number, and primary point of contact for three to five clients for whom you have provided management/lease services. Clients who are most similar to the Frederick market are preferred.
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PAST PERFORMANCE REFERENCES. On a continuation page, please provide past performance information requested in the RFA.
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