The CDC 6C051B Vol I quiz assesses knowledge in acquisition management, focusing on annual reviews, strategy panels, property administration, and contract files. It prepares learners for roles involving government contracting and adherence to standards like FAR and DFARS.
Complex requirements.
Weapons and aerospace program acquisitions.
All acquisitions performed in a foreign country
Acquisitions that have a written acquisition plan.
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SAF/AQ.
MAJCOM LG.
Wing Commander
Numbered Air Force Commander.
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Program manager
Financial manager
Property administrator
Contracting officer representative
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Classified material
For official use only
Open for public viewing
Open to any government personnel
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Eliminate unqualified bidders
Identify or develop interested sources
Provide additional bidding time for complex requirements
Elicit assistance in developing the government requirements
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Maximum order quantity allowed against a GSA contract
Largest prepackaged size available in the commercial market place
Quantity that represents the best balance of acquisition and storage costs
Quantity required to order before receiving the greatest purchase discount
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Conduct market research
Return the requirement documents
Contact the using activity to discuss the requirement
Issue a presolicitation notice to identify commercial sources
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Review the delivery schedule to ensure it is not unnecessarily short or difficult to meet.
Consolidate your package using normal government procedures since it is not feasible to use commercial procedures
Provide offerors of commercial and nondevelopmental items an opportunity to compete in any acquisition to fill such requirements
Have requirement documents reviewed by the Civil Engineering Squadron to ensure the description uses recognized standards promulgated by governments
When the contracting officer includes a justification and approval within the file
To the extent necessary to satisfy the minimum needs of the agency or as authorized by law
When the requirements are already set forth in the DOD Index of Specifications and Standards (DODISS)
When the requirements are already set forth in the General Services Administration Index of Federal Specifications
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Listing non-essential characteristics
Conducting excessive market research
Limiting the requirement to small businesses
Allowing offerors to supply modified commercial items
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Performance required
How the functions are to be performed
Terms that enable and encourage offerors to supply commercial items, or modified commercial items
Requiring prime contractors and subcontractors at all tiers to incorporate commercial items or nondevelopmental items as components of items supplied to the agency.
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As part of your market research.
During the annual program evaluation
When recommended by industry sources
When the Government can perform the function in-house
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Requested performance dates are realistic
“brand name” description elements do not describe the characteristics of the brand name item.
Specifications are clear, free of conflicting requirements, and free of unnecessarily restrictive provisions or conditions
Specifications protect the government’s interest by including liquidated damages when the government estimate is above the simplified acquisition threshold
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Job site safety
Contract administration costs
Effects of natural phenomena
The availability of materials and equipment
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Contracting Officer
Quality Assurance Program Coordinator
Functional Commanders/Functional Directors
Contracting Squadron commanders and Chiefs of Air Force Contracting Offices
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After award only
Prior to award only
For complex services only
Throughout the life of a contract
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Military processes
Commercial practices
Government processes
Military specifications
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Supply contract of $2,500
Service contract of $2,000.
Construction contract of $1,000
Construction contract of $2,500.
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Cost would be reasonable
Cost would be unreasonable
Item is for use within the continental US
Service is performed within the continental US
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Contingent Fees
Truth in Negotiations Act
Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988
Walsh-Healey Public Contracts Act
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Satisfy a critical need for proper hazardous waste disposal
Prevent the release of sensitive information to unauthorized sources.
Be in the interest of national defense in maintaining an essential source
Ensure the continuous availability of a reliable source of supplies or services
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You have approved a justification for exclusion of sources
It is authorized pursuant to section 8(a) of the Small Business Act
Your agency head approves the determination and finding you issued
The set-aside fulfills the statutory requirements relating to small business concerns
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National Security, 10 USC 2304(c)(6).
International Agreement, 10 USC 2304 (c)(4).
Unusual or Compelling Urgency, 10 USC 2304(c)(2).
Authorized or Required by Statute, 10 USC 2304(c)(5).
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Public Interest
Federal Disaster Response
International Security Matters
United Nations Trade Sanctions
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It is required by statute or regulation
A special form of written approval by an authorized official
Conclusions or decisions supported by statute or regulation
A statement of fact or rationale essential to support the determination
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A description of action being approved
Identification of the contracting activity
A specific contract type and contract amount
Citing of the appropriate statute and or regulation.
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A Justification and Approval
The Competition Advocate’s Approval.
A Component or Command Policy Letter
The Staff Judge Advocate’s Determination of Legal Sufficiency
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Small Business Act
Regulatory Flexibility Act.
National Defense Authorization Act
Office of Federal Procurement Policy Act
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Assisting in the review of contract actions
Promoting the acquisition of commercial items.
Ensuring that requirements are clearly stated in terms of function.
Challenging barriers to the contracting activity’s small business goals.
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Firm-fixed-price contract
Cost-plus-fixed-fee contract
Cost-plus-percentage-of-cost contract
Fixed-price with economic price adjustment contract
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Firm-fixed-price or fixed-price incentive contract
Firm-fixed-price or fixed-price with economic price adjustment contract
Fixed-price with economic price adjustment or cost-plus-fixed-fee contract
Fixed-price incentive or fixed-price with economic price adjustment contract
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Firm-fixed-price
Fixed price with economic price adjustment
Fixed-price with prospective price redetermination
Fixed-ceiling-price with retroactive price redetermination
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Cost.
Cost-sharing
Cost-plus-award-fee
Cost-plus-incentive-fee
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Contractor requests it.
Contractor refuses a fixed-price contract
Firm-fixed-price contract is not appropriate
Government cannot otherwise provide an accurate estimate
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If actual cost is below the target, the result is the target profit or fee
. If actual cost exceeds the target, the result is an upward adjustment of the target profit or fee.
If actual cost exceeds the target, the result is a downward adjustment of the target profit or fee
If actual cost is below the target, the result is a downward adjustment of the target profit or fee
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Cost, price, and performance
Cost, delivery, and performance
Price, performance, and delivery
Cost, performance, and financial capability
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United-incentive arrangement
Multiple-incentive arrangement
Combined-incentive arrangement
Multi-faceted incentive arrangement
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Fixed-fee provisions
Award-fee provisions
Incentive-fee provisions
Indefinite-fee provisions
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Task order or call order contracts
Task order or change order contracts
Delivery order or call order contracts
Delivery order or task order contracts
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Requirements
Definite-delivery
Definite-quantity
Indefinite-quantity
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Labor-hour.
Indefinite-delivery.
Time and materials
Fixed-price with economic price adjustment
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Letter contract
Unpriced contract
Basic ordering agreement
Cost plus percentage of cost contract
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Delivery terms and conditions or how they will be determined
The applicable FAR data if Fast Payment procedures will apply to orders
A list of one or more Government activities authorized to issue orders under the agreement
Applicable FAR data indicating that no further competition is needed for individual orders if competition was the basis for the original agreement.
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United States Code
Small Business Act
Trade Agreements Act
Federal Acquisition Regulation
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Time permits the solicitation, submission, and evaluation of sealed bids
Time permits the solicitation, submission, and evaluation of sealed bids
The award will be made based on price and other price related factors
It may be necessary to conduct discussions with the responding offerors about their bids.
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Firm-fixed price
Indefinite delivery.
Cost plus fixed fee
Fixed-price incentive
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Preparing the IFB
Reviewing the IFB
Publicizing the IFB
Closing-out the previous contract
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Bidders must be present at the bid opening
Bids may not be evaluated without discussions
Bid documents submitted cannot be altered physically or verbally
Contractors who do not submit a bid may not attend unclassified openings
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