6c051 Edit Code 2 Vol 2
- 1.Acquisition planning must take place
- A.
Upon receipt of funds.
- B.
Once a purchase request is received.
- C.
As soon as an agency need is identified.
- D.
Immediately upon completion of the source selection plan.
- 2.What higher level planning process is used to identify and determine whether government work should be contracted or performed in-house?
- A.
Market research.
- B.
Source selection.
- C.
Strategic sourcing.
- D.
Competitive sourcing.
- 3.The group of functional experts that reviews and recommends acquisition strategies for a specific product or service is known as
- A.
An acquisition strategy panel (ASP).
- B.
An expeditionary sourcing group (ESG).
- C.
An enterprise sourcing squadron (ESS).
- D.
A business support squadron (BSS).
- 4.Leadership of an acquisition team may be shared between the contracting officer (CO) and
- A.
The head of the contracting agency (HCA).
- B.
A contract specialist.
- C.
The program manager.
- D.
The technical team.
- 5.A simplified acquisition strategy summary (SASS) is required for acquisitions with a dollar value
- A.
Exceeding $2,500.
- B.
Exceeding $25,000.
- C.
Between $8 million (M) and $25M.
- D.
Between the simplified acquisition threshold (SAT) and $10M.
- 6.What action must a contracting officer (CO) take if market research indicates that a commercial item is not available to meet customer needs?
- A.
Restate terms to permit the acquisition of commercial items.
- B.
Cancel the solicitation and resolicit using military specifications.
- C.
Issue the award on a sole-source basis.
- D.
Dissolve the small business set-aside.
- 7.What specific information is included in a market research report?
- A.
Constraints to competition.
- B.
Review of offeror past performance.
- C.
Detailed analysis of cost and pricing data.
- D.
Identification of source selection evaluation criteria.
- 8.Which is not an example of a wholesale supply source?
- A.
Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).
- B.
Department of Veteran Affairs (VA).
- C.
General Services Administration (GSA).
- D.
Army and Air Force Exchange Services (AAFES).
- 9.Who is responsible for managing inventories of supplies and determining if the customer’s requirements can be met through available supply channels?
- A.
Mission support group commander.
- B.
Contracting squadron commander.
- C.
Requiring agency.
- D.
Base supply officer.
- 10.At what prices shall agencies purchase required supplies listed in the Federal Prison Industries (FPI) schedule?
- A.
At whatever price is stated on the schedule.
- B.
At prices listed above market value.
- C.
10 percent above fair market value.
- D.
At prices not to exceed fair market value.
- 11.If the Federal Prison Industries (FPI) product is not comparable in one or more areas of price, quality, and time of delivery, then the contracting officer (CO) can
- A.
Award it anyway because it is mandatory.
- B.
Give FPI a chance to change their offer.
- C.
Use competitive procedures to acquire the product.
- D.
Change the time of delivery so that FPI can compete.
- 12.The Committee for Purchase from People Who are Blind or Severely Disabled is responsible for all of the following except
- A.
Establishing prices for supplies and services.
- B.
Establishing rules and regulations to implement the AbilityOne Act.
- C.
Providing everything from workplaces, security, and supplies to telecommunications.
- D.
Determining supplies and services to be purchased by all entities of the government from AbilityOne participating nonprofit agencies.
- 13.When placing an order against a federal supply schedule (FSS) that is expected to be below the simplified acquisition threshold (SAT), at a minimum, the ordering activity shall document
- A.
The amount paid and the basis for the award decision.
- B.
The selected contractor and the contractors contact information.
- C.
A description of the supply or service purchased and how long competed.
- D.
The basis for the award decision and when the follow-on requirement will be competed.
- 14.When placing an order against a federal supply schedule (FSS) that is expected to exceed the simplified acquisition threshold (SAT), which factor is not documented when considering best value?
- A.
The amount paid.
- B.
The basis for the award decision.
- C.
The contractor that the customer chose.
- D.
A description of the supply or service purchased.
- 15.When executing a General Services Administration (GSA) task order, which is not included in the requirements package?
- A.
The price indicated on the independent government estimate.
- B.
Location of work and delivery schedule.
- C.
Description of work to be performed.
- D.
Security clearance requirements.
- 16.When executing a General Services Administration (GSA) task order above the micro-purchase threshold but not exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold (SAT), the contracting officer (CO) shall provide the request for quotations (RFQ) to at least how many contractors?
- A.
Three.
- B.
Five.
- C.
Six.
- D.
Eight.
- 17.When shall a contracting officer (CO) provide unsuccessful offerors additional information after awarding a General Services Administration (GSA) task order above the simplified acquisition threshold (SAT)?
- A.
When mandated to provide a debrief by GSA.
- B.
Upon request due to the award being based on factors other than price.
- C.
Upon request due to the award being based solely on price.
- D.
The CO does not have provide additional information.
- 18.When executing a federal supply schedule (FSS) order, what is a circumstance in which a contracting officer (CO) can justify limiting sources?
- A.
An urgent and compelling need exists and following the procedures would result in delays.
- B.
The CO has been directed by leadership ordered to choose a certain contractor.
- C.
The local contractor knows the base processes better.
- D.
The CO wanted to award to the previous contractor.
- 19.When placing a federal supply schedule (FSS) order above the simplified acquisition threshold (SAT) that is supported by limiting sources, the justification must be posted on www.fbo.gov within
- A.
5 days.
- B.
7 days.
- C.
10 days.
- D.
14 days.
- 20.Usually, who can approve limited sources justifications exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold (SAT) but less than $700,000?
- A.
The commander.
- B.
The contracting officer.
- C.
A general or flag officer equivalent.
- D.
The command contracting director.
- 21.A lease versus purchase determination is required when equipment will be leased for more than
- A.
60 days.
- B.
45 days.
- C.
30 days.
- D.
14 days.
- 22.When considering a lease versus purchase, the purchase method is appropriate when
- A.
Equipment is to be used on an “as-needed” basis.
- B.
Purchase cost will exceed cumulative leasing costs.
- C.
Cumulative leasing costs will exceed purchase costs.
- D.
Circumstances require the immediate and short-term use of equipment.
- 23.What Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) part prescribes policy for contracting with small businesses?
- A.
12.
- B.
17.
- C.
19.
- D.
26.
- 24.Which socioeconomic program is aimed to help a small business located on an Indian reservation?
- A.
Historically underutilized business zone (HUBZone).
- B.
Small disadvantaged business (SDB).
- C.
Women-owned small business (WOSB).
- D.
Small disadvantaged veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB).
- 25.Which is not a required criterion for a small business to qualify as a historically underutilized business zone (HUBZone)?
- A.
Be located in a HUBZone.
- B.
Have at least 35 percent of its employees reside in a HUBZone.
- C.
Be at least 51 percent owned and controlled by one or more United States (US) citizens.
- D.
Be at least 51 percent owned by one or more citizens who live in a HUBZone.
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