VIRGINIA ESC ELECTRONIC
EXAMINATION REVIEW TESTED
QUESTIONS ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
◉ eVA marketplace. Answer: Platform for bidding opportunities and
order placements.
◉ $25 million savings. Answer: Annual savings achieved through
eVA implementation.
◉ Fragmented procurement. Answer: Previous paper-based
processes lacked enterprise visibility.
◉ Vendor community. Answer: Businesses required to travel for
registration and opportunities.
◉ Solicitation to award time. Answer: Reduced by up to 70% with
eVA.
◉ Spend analysis. Answer: Process to reduce costs through data
evaluation.
,◉ Leverage buying power. Answer: Utilizing collective purchasing to
negotiate better prices.
◉ SWaM businesses. Answer: Small, Women-owned, and Minority-
owned businesses.
◉ Single point of registration. Answer: One registration for vendors
to access opportunities.
◉ eVA catalog. Answer: Sourcing tool for online shopping and
requisitions.
◉ Electronic purchase requisitions. Answer: Digital requests for
purchasing goods and services.
◉ Unsealed bidding. Answer: Public posting of bids with electronic
responses.
◉ Chapter 14 APSPM. Answer: Guidance on electronic procurement
policies in Virginia.
◉ Statewide contracts. Answer: Agreements available for all state
agencies to use.
, ◉ Electronic storefront. Answer: Online platform for browsing
vendor catalogs.
◉ Custom approval flow. Answer: Entity-specific process for order
approvals.
◉ Public access. Answer: Transparency in government purchasing
and expenditures.
◉ Bidding opportunities. Answer: Announcements for vendors to
submit proposals.
◉ Contract management. Answer: Oversight of agreements between
buyers and vendors.
◉ Notifications to suppliers. Answer: Alerts sent to increase supplier
participation.
◉ Quality goods and services. Answer: High standards expected
from vendors in eVA.
◉ 900+ local governments. Answer: Entities using eVA for
procurement processes.
EXAMINATION REVIEW TESTED
QUESTIONS ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
◉ eVA marketplace. Answer: Platform for bidding opportunities and
order placements.
◉ $25 million savings. Answer: Annual savings achieved through
eVA implementation.
◉ Fragmented procurement. Answer: Previous paper-based
processes lacked enterprise visibility.
◉ Vendor community. Answer: Businesses required to travel for
registration and opportunities.
◉ Solicitation to award time. Answer: Reduced by up to 70% with
eVA.
◉ Spend analysis. Answer: Process to reduce costs through data
evaluation.
,◉ Leverage buying power. Answer: Utilizing collective purchasing to
negotiate better prices.
◉ SWaM businesses. Answer: Small, Women-owned, and Minority-
owned businesses.
◉ Single point of registration. Answer: One registration for vendors
to access opportunities.
◉ eVA catalog. Answer: Sourcing tool for online shopping and
requisitions.
◉ Electronic purchase requisitions. Answer: Digital requests for
purchasing goods and services.
◉ Unsealed bidding. Answer: Public posting of bids with electronic
responses.
◉ Chapter 14 APSPM. Answer: Guidance on electronic procurement
policies in Virginia.
◉ Statewide contracts. Answer: Agreements available for all state
agencies to use.
, ◉ Electronic storefront. Answer: Online platform for browsing
vendor catalogs.
◉ Custom approval flow. Answer: Entity-specific process for order
approvals.
◉ Public access. Answer: Transparency in government purchasing
and expenditures.
◉ Bidding opportunities. Answer: Announcements for vendors to
submit proposals.
◉ Contract management. Answer: Oversight of agreements between
buyers and vendors.
◉ Notifications to suppliers. Answer: Alerts sent to increase supplier
participation.
◉ Quality goods and services. Answer: High standards expected
from vendors in eVA.
◉ 900+ local governments. Answer: Entities using eVA for
procurement processes.
