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CLM 003 Questions and Answers 100% Pass The intentional disclosure of an offeror's proposed cost and technical information prior to contract award is: Punishable up to 5 years in prison. wrong A Congresswoman from the 3rd District testified on Capitol Hill about the poor results of tests performed by the contractor on the new procurement project. Afterwards, in a meeting with the contractor's Project Manager, you, the government Program Manager, learn that the tests results were negatively flawed because the testing tools were not calibrated properly. You should: Explain the situation clearly up the government's chain of command. You are a contracting officer and you have just finished evaluating the initial offers of several companies competing for award of a contract to design and construct a new air to ground missile. Three companies, Acme, Beta and Charlie, have submitted offers and you discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the initial proposals with each company individually. At the close of face-to-face discussions with Acme, the project manager asks whether you've ever had any interest in working in the private sector, noting that we make a lot more money then you do. Concerned that this might be an employment discussion, you ask whether he's offering you a job. The project manager replies, "Oh, no; I don't have nay authority to make job offers. But here's the phone number for our personnel director. I'll tell her to expect your call." You declare. " Absolutely Not! I am happy working for the government." Which of the following actions is correct? Even though you rejected the employment offer, there is now a conflict of interest and you must recuse yourself from further participation in this procurement. Government and contractor personnel work closely together as an integrated team on the new Viper weapons system. Which of the following statements about their interaction is true? Contractor personnel may attend a government office picnic, so long as the time spent attending the event is not charged to the government. wrong A retired Colonel in the army has been hired by Acme Corporation, Aviation WPNS DIV, to be an expert consultant for all new weapons procurement activity. 8 Months prior in his las official role in the army, the colonel was the chief contracting officer for all new weapons procurement activity. You are the program manager for the government on an upcoming new weapons procurement project. you should? Be aware of his new role, and if he attempts to communicate with you, raise your concern to your boss or the Contracting officer. wrong? Which of the following statements is correct? You do not have to accept a $20 gift if you think someone would question it. Which of the following is not true of core ethical principles for government and contractor acquisition professionals? Federal agencies usually make a conscious choice to give preferential treatment to contractor partners. Government and contractor personnel work side by side on the Zephyr project in a gov't office building. emails were sent out to remind all employees of the offsite dinner to celebrate Admin Assistance's Day. which of the following statements violates ethical principles? All violate ethical principles You are a government Program Manager and you suspect the contractor's test results stated in the new procurement proposal are inaccurate. You should: Report up the chain of command that the data which the contractor used in the proposal may be flawed. __ includes communications on behalf of another person made with the intent to influence a ___ employee. representation/governement Wrong You are a government Program Manager who is responsible for the Sure Shot Air to Air Missile Program. The Acme Corporation, Aviation Weapons Division, is developing a preliminary technical feasibility study for the Sure Shot under a $5 million government contract. You are nearing retirement and you have provided your resume to a Professional Job Search Company (a so-called "headhunter"). The Headhunter calls you up and advises that he has arranged an interview with the Sea Systems Division of the Acme Company. The interview, however, did not result in a job offer. You should: Inform the Head of the Contracting Activity what happened and request reinstatement if you want to go back to Sure Shot. The Main goal(s) of ethics for government acquisition professionals is to: Both answers are correct. wrong Assume you are writing a report on the progress of a government project and you unearth relevant information that indicates that several of the project's critical objectives may not be achieved. Which of the following statements is incorrect? It is ethically permissible to omit adverse information to supervisors and senior management if you reasonably believe it might harm the program. While visiting a contractor's facility in order to inspect progress on a new weapons, system , you, notice a fine scale model of the F-15 eagle sitting in a display case. the contractors program manager notes your interest in the model and comes over to look at the f-15 with you. you remark, gee, that's a beautiful f-15. Can I get one from you? The program manager responds by saying, of course! we have several extra models on hand, ill get you one. which of the following statements concerning the offered gift is NOT correct. Since it appears that you have solicited the gift, you may not accept it. Government and contractor personnel work side by side on the Beta project in a contractor's work space. Due to the tremendous progress that has been made in the project, both the government program manager and the contractor's project manager decide to reward their employees. The contractor's project manager decides to give his employees the afternoon off. The government's program manager decides to grant federal employees a 59- minute early dismissal. Which of the following statements is correct? the contractor may not charge the time off to the government contract. You are a contracting officer who awarded a contract for $1million to the Acme Corporation twenty-six months ago and have had no other interaction with the Acme Corporation since that time. You did not administer the contract (or oversee administration of the contract), as that duty was passed to another government contracting officer. You are about to retire and would like to apply to Acme for employment. Which of the following is true? You are free to apply for work with Acme, but there may be some representation restrictions on what you may do on behalf of Acme as an Acme employee as well as some restrictions on the disclosure of sensitive information you obtained while working for the government. Wrong You are a government Program Manager who is responsible for the Sure Shot Air to Air Missile Program. The Acme Corporation, Aviation Weapons Division, is developing a preliminary technical feasibility study for the Sure Shot under a $5 million government contract. You are nearing retirement and you have provided your resume to a Professional Job Search Company (a so-called "headhunter"). The Headhunter calls you up and advises that he has arranged an interview with the Sea Systems Division of the Acme Company. You plan to interview for this position. you should: You are prohibited by the procurement integrity act from going to work Acme for 24 months following the end of your involvement with the sure shot program; hence yo cannot take the interview. As a government employee, which statement about gifts is incorrect? you may accept a $20 gift from a government contractor Two companies, Alpha and Beta, submitted proposals in response to a Request for Proposals, which would make award to the low price, technically acceptable offer. After evaluation of the offers, discussions were held with each company. Beta's initial proposal was 20% lower than Alpha's. During discussions, a contracting officer told Alpha that its price was "too high" and that "you need to come down by about 20%." In its final proposal, Alpha lowered its price by 25% and won the contract. Which of the following is true? The actions of the Contracting Officer probably violate the Procurement Integrity Act, and the Contracting Officer is subject to both criminal sanctions and administrative action.


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