Specific Relevant Contract Reference Sheet

ATTACHMENT L2

SPECIFIC RELEVANT CONTRACT REFERENCE SHEET

Provide the information requested in the Past Performance Citation form below for each contract reference as required in the Addendum to 52.212-1, Paragraph L.7.2.4.6. Offeror shall give each citation a Past Performance Citation Number (normally contract number), and list it in the appropriate space at the top of each citation. Provide frank concise comments regarding your performance on each of the examples you identified. Provide a completed form for each example submitted. Limit the number of Present and Past Performance examples submitted and page count limits for each reference as set forth in Addendum to 52.212-1, Paragraph L.7.2.4.6.

Past Performance Citation No.

Offeror Name
Company/Division):

CAGE:

UEI No.

Address:

Program Title:

Contract Number:

Contract Type(s):
List all that apply

Contracting
Agency/Customer:

Period of Performance:

Contract Value
Exclude Unexercised Options
Ceiling:
Original:
Current:
Reason for Change(s) in Value:

Completion Date:
Original:

Current:

Estimate at Complete ($):

Number and Reason for Change(s) in Schedule:

Points of Contact:

Program Manager
Contracting Officer
Admin Contracting Officer
Name:

Office:

Address:

Phone:

E-Mail:

Other:
Please Specify

Name:

Office:

Address:

Phone:

E-Mail:

Description of Effort:
Subcontractor/Teaming Partner shall identify Prime Contractor.

The narrative description shall explain what aspects of the example are deemed relevant to this solicitation by highlighting those portions of the example, and explaining its relevancy to Air Traffic Control Services for Fort Bliss, TX. Offerors shall submit Past Performance data to support Factor 2, including all Technical Subfactors, Factor 1, and Factor 3, Price.

The narrative description shall include the following:

General Description of Program and Project;
Technical Performance;
Quality program or effort;
Security requirements and any security problems or violations, if applicable; Management Program in achieving program goals and schedules; and

The narrative description shall describe major program risks for the Past Performance example. For program risks that resulted in problems, describe how the problems were identified and solved, measures taken to prevent problem recurrence, and management indicators that clearly support the problem was solved. For major program risks that did not result in problems, describe how proactive risk management techniques prevented negative program events. Providing Past Performance efforts where many program risks resulted in problems is not considered a weakness unless the offeror did not demonstrate the ability to overcome the problems encountered.