CLC 222 Module 6 Exam Special Considerations Questions and Answers (2022) (Verified Answers)

CLC 222 Module 6 Exam Special Considerations Questions and Answers (2022) (Verified Answers) CLC 222 Module 6 Exam: Special Considerations •A Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) is ? oCorrect: The government?s plan to monitor the contractor?s quality assurance, it includes the methods, frequencies and types of surveillance that will be conducted. •The Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) provides the government inspection plan to ensure contractor quality. oCorrect: False •The contractor is performing exceptionally, especially Sally. How do you as the COR recognize Sally's accomplishments? oCorrect: Talk to the Contracting Officer and recommend that the contractor be sent a letter stating Sally?s accomplishments. •You are a COR and your contract for a critical barracks construction project is three weeks behind schedule. Two hundred soldiers are due to arrive on the scheduled completion date. If the barracks are not available, the soldiers will have no living quarters. What should the COR look for in the contract that protects the governments best interest, i.e. paying for the housing of the 200 soldiers? oCorrect: A liquidated damages clause •An Earned Value Management system that is formally validated and accepted by the cognizant contracting officer is required on cost or incentive contracts valued at or greater than . oCorrect: $50 million •The ANSI/EIA 32 management system guidelines include (Select all that apply) oCorrect: ▪Managerial analysis ▪Scheduling ▪Organizing •Considerations for choosing an appropriate quality assurance surveillance method for a service contract include: oCorrect: Risk, cost and complexity •Personnel services contracts are authorized by the government when oCorrect: They are in compliance with federal statutes allowing for personal services such as Personal Services of Health care Providers •Information security ensures that sensitive or proprietary information is disclosed or discussed only to those who have a need to know. oCorrect: True •In construction; a Contracting Officer may suspend work for a "reasonable" period of time. It is imperative a COR maintain adequate records because: oCorrect: All these answers are correct