CLC 222 Module 2 2nd Attempt Contract Pre-Award & Award Exam

CLC 222 Module 2 2nd Attempt Contract Pre-Award & Award Exam Here is your test result.The dots represent the choices you have made. The highlighted questions are the questions you have missed. Remediation Accessed shows whether you accessed those links.'N' represents links not visited and 'Y' represents visited links. Back to Status page contains 6 Questions 1) What is an Independent Government Estimate (IGE)? [Identify the process for developing an independent Government cost estimate.] [Remediation Accessed :N] An independent detailed assessment developed by a government team member, which includes the cost to the government for services and supplies to be acquired. A contractor developed estimate of his cost of the contract. A cost estimate developed by DCAA for all associated costs to be submitted by the contractor. A joint development document between the government and the contractor that is independently assessed by DCAA before incorporation into the contract. 2) A properly written Statement of Work will (select all that apply): [List the requirements for preparing a statement of work or statement of objectives.] Use contradictory terms or statements Use acronyms that may lead to confusion or difficulty in reading the requirement Use clear, unambiguous language State clearly who is taking the action 3) Acquisition Planning’s principal purpose is to ensure that the government meets its needs in the most effective, economical and timely manner while emphasizing competition and promoting the use of commercial items. [Recognize the role of the COR in the overall strategic planning of an acquisition] False True 4) Using informal source selection; the contracting officer acts as the Source Selection Authority but must follow the criteria spelled out in the solicitation when selecting the contractor to receive the award. [Identify appropriate evaluation factors/criteria] True False 5) What contract type puts the full performance risk on the contractor? [Recognize how contract types impacts COR responsibilities]