What should the COR report to the Contracting Officer regarding contractor performance?

The COR plays a crucial role in monitoring and reporting on the contractor's performance throughout the life of the contract. Reporting all achievements, especially exceptional ones, is vital because it highlights the contractor's successes and contributions, fostering a positive working relationship and recognizing effective performance.

Documenting and communicating exceptional achievements can support evaluations and future decisions regarding contract renewals or modifications. It also provides valuable insights for stakeholders about the overall effectiveness of the contractor and the project's progress. By reporting on both achievements and areas for improvement, the COR ensures comprehensive oversight, which is essential for maintaining accountability and alignment with contract objectives.

While it is also important to report budget overruns, any instances of non-compliance, and delays in deliverables, the emphasis on celebrating achievements helps maintain morale and encourages high performance from the contractor. This balance is critical in managing contractor relationships and ensuring successful project outcomes.