QASP CR 3.1.4. The contractor shall share with the Random Sampling 95% IAW 52.212-4 government on a quarterly basis a list of materials the government has requested added/modified/removed from the shop store stock list. It shall also show if the request was accepted or not and a reason the shop store is unable to accommodate any of the requested changes, in accordance with PWS paragraph 17.2. QASP CR 3.1.4. The contractor provide a list to 100% Surveillance 95% IAW 52.212-4 the COR of stock list items that have not been purchased in the last quarter. The contractor shall also provide a list of stock list items that have not been purchased in quantities sufficient to maintain current stock level in the last quarter, in accordance with PWS paragraph 17.4. QASP CR 3.1.4. The contractor’s overall 100% Surveillance 95% IAW 52.212-4 performance will be reviewed and quarterly based on PWS, and Customer Feedback QASP, in accordance with PWS paragraph 17.5. QASP CR 3.1.5. The contractor shall fill all customer Random/Planned 95% IAW 52.212-4 requests for material on the never Sampling out list. Material not carried, or is NIS at time of request shall be processed within the delivery timeline specified in PWS paragraph 5.11. (PWS paragraph 18.1.6) QASP CR 3.1.5. Required reports be supplied to Random Sampling 95% IAW 52.212-4 the COR in the correct format by the date required, in accordance with PWS paragraphs 20.1-4. QASP CR 3.1.7. The contractor’s compliance with Random Sampling 95% IAW 52.212-4 the pricing procedures set forth in PWS paragraph 18.4 will be reviewed to ensure adherence to the catalogs incorporated to the contract and application of the appropriate discount rates established per commodity group. INCENTIVES/DISINCENTIVES: The contractor’s failure to achieve satisfactory performance under the contract, reflected in the COR’s annual report, may result in termination of the contract and may also result in the loss of future Government contracts and/or task and delivery orders. The contractor’s failure to achieve satisfactory performance under the contract and/or task or delivery orders may result in the non-exercise of available options.
QASP CR 3.1.4. The contractor shall share with the government on a quarterly basis a list of materials the government has requested added/modified/removed from the shop store stock list. It shall also show if the request was accepted or not and a reason the shop store is unable to accommodate any of the requested changes, in accordance with PWS paragraph 17.2. Random Sampling 95% IAW 52.212-4 QASP CR 3.1.4. The contractor provide a list to the COR of stock list items that have not been purchased in the last quarter. The contractor shall also provide a list of stock list items that have not been purchased in quantities sufficient to maintain current stock level in the last quarter, in accordance with PWS paragraph 17.4. 100% Surveillance 95% IAW 52.212-4 QASP CR 3.1.4. The contractor’s overall performance will be reviewed quarterly based on PWS, and QASP, in accordance with PWS paragraph 17.5. 100% Surveillance and Customer Feedback 95% IAW 52.212-4 QASP CR 3.1.5. The contractor shall fill all customer requests for material on the never out list. Material not carried, or is NIS at time of request shall be processed within the delivery timeline specified in PWS paragraph 5.11. (PWS paragraph 18.1.6) Random/Planned Sampling 95% IAW 52.212-4 QASP CR 3.1.5. Required reports be supplied to the COR in the correct format by the date required, in accordance with PWS paragraphs 20.1-4. Random Sampling 95% IAW 52.212-4 QASP CR 3.1.7. The contractor’s compliance with the pricing procedures set forth in PWS paragraph 18.4 will be reviewed to ensure adherence to the catalogs incorporated to the contract and application of the appropriate discount rates established per commodity group. Random Sampling 95% IAW 52.212-4 INCENTIVES/DISINCENTIVES: The contractor’s failure to achieve satisfactory performance under the contract, reflected in the COR’s annual report, may result in termination of the contract and may also result in the loss of future Government contracts and/or task and delivery orders. The contractor’s failure to achieve satisfactory performance under the contract and/or task or delivery orders may result in the non-exercise of available options.
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