When does acquisition planning begin?
After the acquisition plan has been written.
Shortly after the customer need is identified.
After market research is conducted.
As soon as the agency need is identified.
Feedback:Correct, see FAR 7.104(a). See U03, Lesson 01.
Correct2/2 Points
In which part of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), can information
concerning acquisition planning and written acquisition plans be found?
FAR part 9
FAR part 7
Feedback:Correct, see FAR part 7. See U03, Lesson 01.
FAR part 6
FAR part 4
Correct2/2 Points
For DoD, who has overall responsibility for the acquisition planning effort?
The subject matter experts working on the acquisition.
Program manager or other official responsible for the acquisition.
Feedback:Correct, see DFARS 207.103(g). See U03, Lesson 01.
, Program manager and the Contract Specialist working on the acquisition.
Contracting officer and other contracting professionals working on the
acquisition.
Correct2/2 Points
According to FAR 7.105(b), which of the following is important for determining
the plan of action in a written acquisition plan?
Stating all significant conditions affecting the acquisition.
Setting forth the established cost goals for the acquisition.
Introducing the acquisition plan by a brief statement of need.
Describing how competition will be sustained throughout the course of the
acquisition.
Feedback:Correct, see FAR 7.105(b)(2) Competition. See U03, Lesson 02.
Correct2/2 Points
The public works organization on the military installation you are supporting
submitted a request to lease six (6) snowplows that can be attached to existing
vehicle fleet trucks in preparation for the upcoming winter season. How many
days does the equipment lease have to be for to mandate the requiring activity
provide a justification to the Contracting Officer supporting this decision to lease
verse purchasing the snowplows?
More than 45 days.
More than 60 days.
Feedback:Correct, see DFARS 207.401. See U03, Lesson 03.
More than 30 days.
More than 75 days.