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CLC Module Four The inspection clause Ans- Cost Reimbursment, The government has Ans- seven days, Inspection and acceptance Ans- Timeliness, Disposition of Government Ans- All, One of the primary responsibilities Ans- Invoices incur interest, Acceptance means the act Ans- It is the policy, After award Ans- TRUE, COR will typically use a Ans- DD250, COR Authorized to approve billings Ans- FALSE, contractors provide their own general purpose equipment Ans- TRUE, If the invoice does not comply Ans- TRUE, When assessing Ans- Stopping work, Your organization has purchased a diesel generator Ans- Latent defect, COR has authority Ans- travel costs, The COR's role in inspection Ans- TRUE, The government must notify the contractor Ans- monies are witheld, only the government input is recorded Ans- FALSE, An example of a government obligation Ans- payment to the contractor, Which of the following is not a common problem found during invoice review Ans- EFT information, contractors are generally not held liable Ans- all, past performance assessments include input from the Ans- all, if the contractor delivers a non-conforming Ans- contracting officer

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CLC Module Four 2022 2023
The inspection clause Ans- Cost Reimbursment,



The government has Ans- seven days,



Inspection and acceptance Ans- Timeliness,



Disposition of Government Ans- All,



One of the primary responsibilities Ans- Invoices incur interest,



Acceptance means the act Ans- It is the policy,



After award Ans- TRUE,



COR will typically use a Ans- DD250,



COR Authorized to approve billings Ans- FALSE,



contractors provide their own general purpose equipment Ans- TRUE,



If the invoice does not comply Ans- TRUE,



When assessing Ans- Stopping work,



Your organization has purchased a diesel generator Ans- Latent defect,



COR has authority Ans- travel costs,

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