CDC 6C051B Vol I
- 1.(001) A written acquisition plan must be reviewed and revised
- A.
Quarterly.
- B.
As required.
- C.
Semi-annually.
- D.
No less than annually.
- 2.(001) Unless waived, an acquisition strategy panel is normally appropriate for
- A.
Complex requirements.
- B.
Weapons and aerospace program acquisitions.
- C.
All acquisitions performed in a foreign country
- D.
Acquisitions that have a written acquisition plan.
- 3.(001) Who delegates responsibility to the Acquisition Strategy Panel chairperson?
- A.
SAF/AQ.
- B.
MAJCOM LG.
- C.
Wing Commander
- D.
Numbered Air Force Commander.
- 4.(002) Who is responsible for all actions regarding government furnished property provided to contractors?
- A.
Program manager
- B.
Financial manager
- C.
Property administrator
- D.
Contracting officer representative
- 5.(003) Contract files are generally considered
- A.
Classified material
- B.
For official use only
- C.
Open for public viewing
- D.
Open to any government personnel
- 6.(003) The purpose of a presolicitation notice is to
- A.
Eliminate unqualified bidders
- B.
Identify or develop interested sources
- C.
Provide additional bidding time for complex requirements
- D.
Elicit assistance in developing the government requirements
- 7.(003) An economic order quantity is best defined as the
- A.
Maximum order quantity allowed against a GSA contract
- B.
Largest prepackaged size available in the commercial market place
- C.
Quantity that represents the best balance of acquisition and storage costs
- D.
Quantity required to order before receiving the greatest purchase discount
- 8.(004) If the requirement document does not describe a commercial item, the next step you should take is to
- A.
Conduct market research
- B.
Return the requirement documents
- C.
Contact the using activity to discuss the requirement
- D.
Issue a presolicitation notice to identify commercial sources
- 9.(004) If you complete extensive market research without finding a suitable commercial item that will meet the need, you should
- A.
Review the delivery schedule to ensure it is not unnecessarily short or difficult to meet.
- B.
Consolidate your package using normal government procedures since it is not feasible to use commercial procedures
- C.
Provide offerors of commercial and nondevelopmental items an opportunity to compete in any acquisition to fill such requirements
- D.
Have requirement documents reviewed by the Civil Engineering Squadron to ensure the description uses recognized standards promulgated by governments
- 10.(004) You may include restrictive provisions or inclusions into specifications only
- A.
When the contracting officer includes a justification and approval within the file
- B.
To the extent necessary to satisfy the minimum needs of the agency or as authorized by law
- C.
When the requirements are already set forth in the DOD Index of Specifications and Standards (DODISS)
- D.
When the requirements are already set forth in the General Services Administration Index of Federal Specifications
- 11.(004) What limits competition and increases overall price when describing requirements?
- A.
Listing non-essential characteristics
- B.
Conducting excessive market research
- C.
Limiting the requirement to small businesses
- D.
Allowing offerors to supply modified commercial items
- 12.(004) Which of the following data is not required when describing the requirement?
- A.
Performance required
- B.
How the functions are to be performed
- C.
Terms that enable and encourage offerors to supply commercial items, or modified commercial items
- D.
Requiring prime contractors and subcontractors at all tiers to incorporate commercial items or nondevelopmental items as components of items supplied to the agency.
- 13.(004) To determine how well the documents within the Defense Standardization Program Policies and Procedures reflect their needs, you communicate with customers
- A.
As part of your market research.
- B.
During the annual program evaluation
- C.
When recommended by industry sources
- D.
When the Government can perform the function in-house
- 14.(005) When reviewing construction specifications, you should ensure that the
- A.
Requested performance dates are realistic
- B.
“brand name” description elements do not describe the characteristics of the brand name item.
- C.
Specifications are clear, free of conflicting requirements, and free of unnecessarily restrictive provisions or conditions
- D.
Specifications protect the government’s interest by including liquidated damages when the government estimate is above the simplified acquisition threshold
- 15.(005) Before accepting a proposed progress schedule from the Civil Engineering Squadron, you must consider
- A.
Job site safety
- B.
Contract administration costs
- C.
Effects of natural phenomena
- D.
The availability of materials and equipment
- 16.(006) The responsibility for informing contractors of the name, duties, and limitations for all quality assurance personnel assigned to a contract rests with the
- A.
Contracting Officer
- B.
Quality Assurance Program Coordinator
- C.
Functional Commanders/Functional Directors
- D.
Contracting Squadron commanders and Chiefs of Air Force Contracting Offices
- 17.(006) Customer-focused multifunctional teams are established to plan and manage service contracts
- A.
After award only
- B.
Prior to award only
- C.
For complex services only
- D.
Throughout the life of a contract
- 18.(006) When developing statements of work, use methods that are open, flexible and geared to
- A.
Military processes
- B.
Commercial practices
- C.
Government processes
- D.
Military specifications
- 19.(007) The Davis-Bacon Act applies to which of the following contracts?
- A.
Supply contract of $2,500
- B.
Service contract of $2,000.
- C.
Construction contract of $1,000
- D.
Construction contract of $2,500.
- 20.(008) The Buy American Act restrictions do not apply when the
- A.
Cost would be reasonable
- B.
Cost would be unreasonable
- C.
Item is for use within the continental US
- D.
Service is performed within the continental US
- 21.(008) Which law applies to commercial acquisitions?
- A.
Contingent Fees
- B.
Truth in Negotiations Act
- C.
Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988
- D.
Walsh-Healey Public Contracts Act
- 22.(009) Agencies may exclude particular sources from a contract action if the agency head determines that to do so would
- A.
Satisfy a critical need for proper hazardous waste disposal
- B.
Prevent the release of sensitive information to unauthorized sources.
- C.
Be in the interest of national defense in maintaining an essential source
- D.
Ensure the continuous availability of a reliable source of supplies or services
- 23.(009) As a contracting officer, you are authorized to set-aside solicitations to allow only small businesses to compete when
- A.
You have approved a justification for exclusion of sources
- B.
It is authorized pursuant to section 8(a) of the Small Business Act
- C.
Your agency head approves the determination and finding you issued
- D.
The set-aside fulfills the statutory requirements relating to small business concerns
- 24.(009) Which statutory authority allows you to prepare the required justification and approval after contract award?
- A.
National Security, 10 USC 2304(c)(6).
- B.
International Agreement, 10 USC 2304 (c)(4).
- C.
Unusual or Compelling Urgency, 10 USC 2304(c)(2).
- D.
Authorized or Required by Statute, 10 USC 2304(c)(5).
- 25.(009) Which statutory authority permits contracting without providing for full-and-open competition?
- A.
Public Interest
- B.
Federal Disaster Response
- C.
International Security Matters
- D.
United Nations Trade Sanctions
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