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February 1997AFPMB TIM #39GPWS-QA GuideIV. CONTRACTOR'S OVERALL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION. NAVFAC MO-327 and theService RSED (V3.2) implementation guide provide guidance in determining the Contractor's overallmonthly performance for each service; how to use the PRS table and the QAE's inspection results tocalculate the total payment due for each service; and how to go about correcting problem areas ofperformance. This paragraph provides additional information on the completion of the MONTHLYPAYMENT DEDUCTION FORMs included in the sample QA plans, and includes a sample monthlysummary report. (need Component equivalent document citation)A. Monthly Payment Deduction Form. These forms are very useful for summarizing the results ofeach month's inspections and illustrate how the CONSEQUENCES OF CONTRACTOR'S FAILURETO PERFORM REQUIRED SERVICES and ESTIMATING THE PRICE OF NONPERFORMEDOR UNSATISFACTORY WORK clauses, the Schedule of Deductions, the PRS table, and the QAE'scompleted EVALUATION WORK SHEETs are all used in calculating the total payment due for eachcontract requirement. The format of these forms should be tailored by the user. Other sample formatsmay be found in the NAVFAC MO-327, the NAVFAC RSED implementation guide, and as mentionedpreviously, computer programs are available which will perform and document basically the samecalculations.B. Analysis of Results. The end result of the monthly inspection process is the overall evaluation ofthe Contractor's performance for each pest control service inspected. Such an evaluation provides asummary of the Contractor's performance to the contracting officer, COR, QAE, customerrepresentatives, and the Contractor. Overall performance is important in determining whether to increase,decrease, or maintain surveillance at the same level; whether to issue one or more CDRs to the Contractoror take stronger administrative actions; and points out service areas which require greater QAE andContractor QC emphasis during the next evaluation period. Therefore, at the end of each month the QAEshould complete and forward for the COR's approval a MONTHLY SUMMARY REPORT, in a formatsimilar to the sample shown in Table 1. Almost all the information required to complete this summary canbe taken directly from the MONTHLY PAYMENT DEDUCTION FORMs included with the sampleQA plans.QA-75
February 1997AFPMB TIM #39GPWS-QA GuideC. Contract Discrepancy Report (CDR). When the Contractor's overall performance for any givenwork requirement is unsatisfactory, the QAE will recommend to the COR that a CDR be issued.Instructions on the use of CDRs, along with a typical format, are included in Chapter 6 of NAVFACMO-327.D. Recommended Deductions. The QAE will recommend to the COR those payment deductionsthat should be made. All work documented as not in compliance with the contract requirements(nonperformed or unsatisfactorily performed) is subject to payment deductions plus a 10% or 20%administrative cost (liquidated damages) in accordance with the provisions of the "CONSEQUENCESOF CONTRACTOR'S FAILURE TO PERFORM REQUIRED SERVICES" clause, Section E. SinceGovernment forces are normally not available, the Contractor will usually be required to reperform thework; the 10% factor would be used in this case. However, the Government may choose to let the workgo until the next scheduled occurrence.QA-76
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