CON 1100V UNIT 5-QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
FOB Origin occurs: Correct Ans-when the government is generally responsible for shipping
costs and assumes the risk of loss prior to and during transit.
FOB Destination occurs: Correct Ans-when the contractor is generally responsible for
shipping costs and risk of loss passes to the government on arrival, after acceptance.
Section G includes: Correct Ans-accounting & appropriation data and any required contract
administration information. (FAR 15.204-2(g))
Section H identifies: Correct Ans-any special contract requirements that are not included in
any sections of the UCF. (FAR 15.204-2(h))
Section I contains: Correct Ans-any required contract clauses that are not included in any
other sections of the UCF. (FAR 15.204-3)
Changes Clauses permit: Correct Ans-the contracting officer to make unilateral changes, in
designated areas, that are within the scope of a contract.
Payment & Invoicing Clauses provide: Correct Ans-instructions on preparation and
submission of invoices and guidelines for invoice payments.
, Disputes Clause outlines: Correct Ans-the process for submitting a claim to resolve
disagreements between the contracting parties.
Termination Clauses describe: Correct Ans-the terms and conditions for terminating a
contract for the government's convenience or for default.
Warranty Clauses define: Correct Ans-the rights of contracting parties for defective supplies
and services.
FAR 52.212-4, Contract Terms and Conditions - Commercial Items includes: Correct Ans-
terms and conditions which are, to the maximum extent practicable, consistent with customary
practices.
Section J lists: Correct Ans-any documents, exhibits, or other attachments.
The contracting officer must state: Correct Ans-the title, date, and number of pages for any
article in Section J. (FAR 15.204-4)
Section K includes: Correct Ans-solicitation provisions that require representations,
certifications, or the submission of other information.
(FAR 15.204-5(a))
FOB Origin occurs: Correct Ans-when the government is generally responsible for shipping
costs and assumes the risk of loss prior to and during transit.
FOB Destination occurs: Correct Ans-when the contractor is generally responsible for
shipping costs and risk of loss passes to the government on arrival, after acceptance.
Section G includes: Correct Ans-accounting & appropriation data and any required contract
administration information. (FAR 15.204-2(g))
Section H identifies: Correct Ans-any special contract requirements that are not included in
any sections of the UCF. (FAR 15.204-2(h))
Section I contains: Correct Ans-any required contract clauses that are not included in any
other sections of the UCF. (FAR 15.204-3)
Changes Clauses permit: Correct Ans-the contracting officer to make unilateral changes, in
designated areas, that are within the scope of a contract.
Payment & Invoicing Clauses provide: Correct Ans-instructions on preparation and
submission of invoices and guidelines for invoice payments.
, Disputes Clause outlines: Correct Ans-the process for submitting a claim to resolve
disagreements between the contracting parties.
Termination Clauses describe: Correct Ans-the terms and conditions for terminating a
contract for the government's convenience or for default.
Warranty Clauses define: Correct Ans-the rights of contracting parties for defective supplies
and services.
FAR 52.212-4, Contract Terms and Conditions - Commercial Items includes: Correct Ans-
terms and conditions which are, to the maximum extent practicable, consistent with customary
practices.
Section J lists: Correct Ans-any documents, exhibits, or other attachments.
The contracting officer must state: Correct Ans-the title, date, and number of pages for any
article in Section J. (FAR 15.204-4)
Section K includes: Correct Ans-solicitation provisions that require representations,
certifications, or the submission of other information.
(FAR 15.204-5(a))
