What document is typically used by the COR to track contractor compliance?

The performance evaluation report is the document typically used by the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) to track contractor compliance. This report serves multiple purposes, such as assessing how well the contractor is meeting the contract requirements, evaluating their overall performance, and providing feedback for future contracts.

The performance evaluation report allows the COR to document instances of non-compliance or areas where the contractor excels, ensuring that there is a clear record of performance against the established criteria in the contract. This is crucial for accountability and helps inform decisions regarding any future contracts with the same contractor.

While the contract agreement outlines the terms and stipulations of the engagement, it does not serve as a monitoring tool for day-to-day compliance. The project timeline provides a framework for scheduling but lacks the evaluative detail required to assess contractor performance. Financial statements provide insight into a contractor's financial health but do not specifically address compliance with contract terms. Therefore, the performance evaluation report stands out as the primary tool for the COR to systematically monitor and document contractor compliance effectively.