CONTRACTING OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE
(COR) 101 EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Services (Contract Type) - ANSWERS-These types of
contracts directly engage a contractor's time and effort to
perform an identifiable task (e.g., transportation or latrine
cleaning).
Construction (Contract Type) - ANSWERS-These types of
contracts acquire the construction, alteration, improvement,
or repair of real property (e.g., buildings, airfields, and
roads). COR duties tend to be the most complex for these
contract types.
Fixed-Price Contracts - ANSWERS-When the Government
has a specific, well-defined requirement (such as a
requirement for certain office supplies). The price remains
fixed
, throughout the contract life unless the Government makes a
change.
Cost-Reimbursement Contracts - ANSWERS-When the
Government cannot provide sufficient, detailed information
about a
requirement, it must assume some of the cost risk and use
this type of contract. Instead of paying a predefined price,
the Government reimburses the contractor for all allowable,
allocable, and reasonable costs.
Contracting Officer (CO) - ANSWERS-A Federal employee
delegated authority to award, administer, and terminate
contracts, purchase orders, delivery orders, task orders and
modifications; obligate Government funds; and make
determinations and findings, all subject to the limitations of
his or her Certificate of Appointment.
Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) - ANSWERS-A
Federal employee appointed in writing, delegated limited
responsibilities by a CO to perform specified contract
management duties related to technical oversight and
administration of a specific contract.
(COR) 101 EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Services (Contract Type) - ANSWERS-These types of
contracts directly engage a contractor's time and effort to
perform an identifiable task (e.g., transportation or latrine
cleaning).
Construction (Contract Type) - ANSWERS-These types of
contracts acquire the construction, alteration, improvement,
or repair of real property (e.g., buildings, airfields, and
roads). COR duties tend to be the most complex for these
contract types.
Fixed-Price Contracts - ANSWERS-When the Government
has a specific, well-defined requirement (such as a
requirement for certain office supplies). The price remains
fixed
, throughout the contract life unless the Government makes a
change.
Cost-Reimbursement Contracts - ANSWERS-When the
Government cannot provide sufficient, detailed information
about a
requirement, it must assume some of the cost risk and use
this type of contract. Instead of paying a predefined price,
the Government reimburses the contractor for all allowable,
allocable, and reasonable costs.
Contracting Officer (CO) - ANSWERS-A Federal employee
delegated authority to award, administer, and terminate
contracts, purchase orders, delivery orders, task orders and
modifications; obligate Government funds; and make
determinations and findings, all subject to the limitations of
his or her Certificate of Appointment.
Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) - ANSWERS-A
Federal employee appointed in writing, delegated limited
responsibilities by a CO to perform specified contract
management duties related to technical oversight and
administration of a specific contract.
