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COR Roles & Responsibilities Exam
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1) COR documentation for all types of contracts should be retained by whom and for how long?
[Given a contract for which you are the COR, identify the documents required by regulation and policy to
be maintained in the COR file.]
3 years – at the end of the contract the COR files should be turned over to the Contracting
Officer
6 years – at the end of the contract the COR files should be turned over to the Contracting
Officer
3 years – at the end of the contract the COR files should be kept by the COR until the end of
the period
6 years – at the end of the contract the COR files should be kept by the COR until the end of
the period
2) You are the COR at a Government training installation. During a class session, there is a
contractor performing noisy construction work in the adjacent hallway. The instructor
requests that you tell the noisy contractor to discontinue work until after class. You should
request that the contractor take a break until class has ended. [Describe the duties of the COR
as outlined in the Designation/Appointment Letter] [Remediation Accessed :N]
False
True
3) There are numerous statutory and regulatory prohibitions on the conduct of procurement
personnel acting in an official capacity. From the following, select the correct statement of one of
those prohibitions: [Identify how potential organizational conflicts of interest can affect contract
management]
Participation by a government employee in matters in which he or she has a financial interest is
prohibited.
A government employee may contract with the Government if the contract does not exceed the
Simplified Acquisition Threshold ($100,000).
Government employees may negotiate with an organization for employment even though the
employee has participated personally and substantially in contracts awarded to the organization.
The Contracting Officer’s Representative is not required to provide a financial disclosure
statement.
https://learn.dau.mil/Atlas2/html/testengine/TestGeneration/test_review.jsp 11/24/2015
COR Roles & Responsibilities Exam
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contains 4 Questions
1) COR documentation for all types of contracts should be retained by whom and for how long?
[Given a contract for which you are the COR, identify the documents required by regulation and policy to
be maintained in the COR file.]
3 years – at the end of the contract the COR files should be turned over to the Contracting
Officer
6 years – at the end of the contract the COR files should be turned over to the Contracting
Officer
3 years – at the end of the contract the COR files should be kept by the COR until the end of
the period
6 years – at the end of the contract the COR files should be kept by the COR until the end of
the period
2) You are the COR at a Government training installation. During a class session, there is a
contractor performing noisy construction work in the adjacent hallway. The instructor
requests that you tell the noisy contractor to discontinue work until after class. You should
request that the contractor take a break until class has ended. [Describe the duties of the COR
as outlined in the Designation/Appointment Letter] [Remediation Accessed :N]
False
True
3) There are numerous statutory and regulatory prohibitions on the conduct of procurement
personnel acting in an official capacity. From the following, select the correct statement of one of
those prohibitions: [Identify how potential organizational conflicts of interest can affect contract
management]
Participation by a government employee in matters in which he or she has a financial interest is
prohibited.
A government employee may contract with the Government if the contract does not exceed the
Simplified Acquisition Threshold ($100,000).
Government employees may negotiate with an organization for employment even though the
employee has participated personally and substantially in contracts awarded to the organization.
The Contracting Officer’s Representative is not required to provide a financial disclosure
statement.
https://learn.dau.mil/Atlas2/html/testengine/TestGeneration/test_review.jsp 11/24/2015
