EEE 4653 EXAM 3 CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION 2026 COMPREHENSIVE
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
◉ What is Acceptance? Answer: the act of assuming ownership of
supplies tendered, or approving specific services rendered, for the
Government
◉ What is the Quality Assurance Policy - DoD? Answer: DFARS
246.102 Policy
Departments and Agencies shall also:
(1) Develop and manage a systematic, cost-effective Government
contract quality assurance program to ensure that contract
performance conforms to specified requirements.
(2) Conduct quality audits to ensure the quality of products and
services meet contractual requirements.
(3) Base the type and extent of Government contract quality
assurance actions on the particular acquisition.
(4) Provide contractors the maximum flexibility in establishing
efficient and effective quality programs to meet contractual
requirements. Contractor quality programs may be modeled on
military, commercial, national, or international quality standards.
, ◉ What are the Contractor Responsibilities in quality assurance?
Answer: The contractor is responsible for:
Controlling the quality of supplies or services
Deliver to the Government only those supplies or services that
conform to contract requirements
Ensuring that vendors or suppliers have an acceptable quality
control system
Maintaining substantiating evidence that the supplies or services
conform to contract quality requirements And furnishing such
information to the Government as required.
◉ What is the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP)? Answer:
is the key Government-developed surveillance process document
that is applied to Performance-Based Service Contracting (PBSC)
and is used to manage contractor performance assessment by
ensuring that systematic quality assurance methods are utilized to
validate that the contractor's quality control efforts are timely,
effective, and are delivering the results specified in the contract or
task order.
◉ What are Excusable Delays? Answer: -Protect the contractor from
sanctions for late performance when the event is
"beyond the control" of the contractor;
without "fault or negligence" of he contractor;
EVALUATION 2026 COMPREHENSIVE
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
◉ What is Acceptance? Answer: the act of assuming ownership of
supplies tendered, or approving specific services rendered, for the
Government
◉ What is the Quality Assurance Policy - DoD? Answer: DFARS
246.102 Policy
Departments and Agencies shall also:
(1) Develop and manage a systematic, cost-effective Government
contract quality assurance program to ensure that contract
performance conforms to specified requirements.
(2) Conduct quality audits to ensure the quality of products and
services meet contractual requirements.
(3) Base the type and extent of Government contract quality
assurance actions on the particular acquisition.
(4) Provide contractors the maximum flexibility in establishing
efficient and effective quality programs to meet contractual
requirements. Contractor quality programs may be modeled on
military, commercial, national, or international quality standards.
, ◉ What are the Contractor Responsibilities in quality assurance?
Answer: The contractor is responsible for:
Controlling the quality of supplies or services
Deliver to the Government only those supplies or services that
conform to contract requirements
Ensuring that vendors or suppliers have an acceptable quality
control system
Maintaining substantiating evidence that the supplies or services
conform to contract quality requirements And furnishing such
information to the Government as required.
◉ What is the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP)? Answer:
is the key Government-developed surveillance process document
that is applied to Performance-Based Service Contracting (PBSC)
and is used to manage contractor performance assessment by
ensuring that systematic quality assurance methods are utilized to
validate that the contractor's quality control efforts are timely,
effective, and are delivering the results specified in the contract or
task order.
◉ What are Excusable Delays? Answer: -Protect the contractor from
sanctions for late performance when the event is
"beyond the control" of the contractor;
without "fault or negligence" of he contractor;
