FAC-C Test
FAR Part 1 correct answers FAR policies & procedures
(intro)
FAR Part 2 correct answers Definitions of words &
terms
FAR Part 3 correct answers Improper business practices and personal
conflicts of
intere
st
FAR Part 4 correct answers Administrative and information matters
(includes contract
closeout
records)
FAR Part 5 correct answers Publicizing contract
actions
FAR Part 6 correct answers Competition
requirements
FAR Part 7 correct answers Acquisition
planning
FAR Part 8 correct answers Required sources of supplies and
services
FAR Part 9 correct answers Contractor
qualifications
FAR Part 10 correct answers Market
Research
FAR Part 11 correct answers Describing Agency
Needs
FAR Part 12 correct answers Acquisition of Commercial Products and
Services
FAR Part 13 correct answers Simplified Acquisition
Procedures
FAR Part 14 correct answers Sealed
Bidding
FAR Part 15 correct answers Contracting by
Negotiation
FAR Part 16 correct answers Types of
Contracts
FAR Part 17 correct answers Special Contracting
Methods
FAR Part 18 correct answers Emergency
Acquisitions
FAR Part 19 correct answers Small Business
Programs
,FAR Part 30 correct answers Cost Accounting Standards
Administration
FAR Part 31 correct answers Contract Cost Principles and
Procedures
FAR Part 32 correct answers Contract
Financing
FAR Part 33 correct answers Protests, Disputes, and
Appeals
FAR Part 43 correct answers Contract
Modifications
FAR Part 44 correct answers Subcontracting Policies and
Procedures
FAR Part 45 correct answers Government
Property
FAR Part 46 correct answers Quality
Assurance
FAR Part 47 correct answers
Transportation
FAR Part 48 correct answers Value
Engineering
FAR Part 49 correct answers Termination of
Contracts
FAR Part 50 correct answers Extraordinary contractual actions and the
safety net
FAR Part 51 correct answers Use of government sources by
contractors
FAR Part 52 correct answers Solicitation Provisions and Contract
Clauses
FAR Part 53 correct answers
Forms
4 parts of UCF correct answers Part 1:
Schedule
Part 2: Contract
clauses
Part 3: List of documents, exhibits, and other
attachments
Part 4: Representations and
instructions
UCF Section A correct answers Solicitation /
contract form
UCF Section B correct answers Supplies or services and
prices
UCF Section C correct answers Description /
specification / SOW
UCF Section D correct answers Packaging and
Marking
UCF Section E correct answers Inspection and
Acceptance
UCF Section F correct answers Delivery or
performance
, UCF Section G correct answers Contract
administration data
UCF Section H correct answers Special contract
requirements
UCF Section I correct answers Contract
clauses
UCF Section J correct answers List of
attachments
- Exhibits should be numbered with alpha characters, ex) A), attachments
should be
numbere
d)
UCF Section K correct answers Reps, certs, and other
statements
UCF Section L correct answers Instructions to
offerors
UCF Section M correct answers Evaluation
factors
3 contract life cycle phases correct answers 1. Pre-
award
2.
Award
3. Post-
award
Acquisition definition correct answers Acquiring by contract with
appropriated
supplies funds of
or services (including construction) by and for the use of
the Federal through purchase or lease, whether the supplies or services are
Government
already in or must be created, developed, demonstrated, and
existence
evaluated.
Acquisition team correct answers - All participants in Government
acquisition
not including
only representatives of the technical, supply, and procurement
communities
the customersbut also
they serve, and the contractors who provide the products
and services.
How do COs designate CORs? correct answers Contracting officers shall
designate
CORs in writing and furnish copies to the contractor and the contract
administration
office
.
Who develops the solicitation in government contracting? correct
answers The
government
(buyer)
Who develops the offer in government contracting? correct answers The
contractor
(selle
r)
During the post-award phase while the contract is being
performed, who
responsibility forhas
quality? correct answers
Contractor
What does the FAR say about fairness in contracting? correct answers - All
contractors
and prospective contractors should be treated fairly and impartially but
need notthe
treated besame (FAR Part
1)
FAR Part 1 correct answers FAR policies & procedures
(intro)
FAR Part 2 correct answers Definitions of words &
terms
FAR Part 3 correct answers Improper business practices and personal
conflicts of
intere
st
FAR Part 4 correct answers Administrative and information matters
(includes contract
closeout
records)
FAR Part 5 correct answers Publicizing contract
actions
FAR Part 6 correct answers Competition
requirements
FAR Part 7 correct answers Acquisition
planning
FAR Part 8 correct answers Required sources of supplies and
services
FAR Part 9 correct answers Contractor
qualifications
FAR Part 10 correct answers Market
Research
FAR Part 11 correct answers Describing Agency
Needs
FAR Part 12 correct answers Acquisition of Commercial Products and
Services
FAR Part 13 correct answers Simplified Acquisition
Procedures
FAR Part 14 correct answers Sealed
Bidding
FAR Part 15 correct answers Contracting by
Negotiation
FAR Part 16 correct answers Types of
Contracts
FAR Part 17 correct answers Special Contracting
Methods
FAR Part 18 correct answers Emergency
Acquisitions
FAR Part 19 correct answers Small Business
Programs
,FAR Part 30 correct answers Cost Accounting Standards
Administration
FAR Part 31 correct answers Contract Cost Principles and
Procedures
FAR Part 32 correct answers Contract
Financing
FAR Part 33 correct answers Protests, Disputes, and
Appeals
FAR Part 43 correct answers Contract
Modifications
FAR Part 44 correct answers Subcontracting Policies and
Procedures
FAR Part 45 correct answers Government
Property
FAR Part 46 correct answers Quality
Assurance
FAR Part 47 correct answers
Transportation
FAR Part 48 correct answers Value
Engineering
FAR Part 49 correct answers Termination of
Contracts
FAR Part 50 correct answers Extraordinary contractual actions and the
safety net
FAR Part 51 correct answers Use of government sources by
contractors
FAR Part 52 correct answers Solicitation Provisions and Contract
Clauses
FAR Part 53 correct answers
Forms
4 parts of UCF correct answers Part 1:
Schedule
Part 2: Contract
clauses
Part 3: List of documents, exhibits, and other
attachments
Part 4: Representations and
instructions
UCF Section A correct answers Solicitation /
contract form
UCF Section B correct answers Supplies or services and
prices
UCF Section C correct answers Description /
specification / SOW
UCF Section D correct answers Packaging and
Marking
UCF Section E correct answers Inspection and
Acceptance
UCF Section F correct answers Delivery or
performance
, UCF Section G correct answers Contract
administration data
UCF Section H correct answers Special contract
requirements
UCF Section I correct answers Contract
clauses
UCF Section J correct answers List of
attachments
- Exhibits should be numbered with alpha characters, ex) A), attachments
should be
numbere
d)
UCF Section K correct answers Reps, certs, and other
statements
UCF Section L correct answers Instructions to
offerors
UCF Section M correct answers Evaluation
factors
3 contract life cycle phases correct answers 1. Pre-
award
2.
Award
3. Post-
award
Acquisition definition correct answers Acquiring by contract with
appropriated
supplies funds of
or services (including construction) by and for the use of
the Federal through purchase or lease, whether the supplies or services are
Government
already in or must be created, developed, demonstrated, and
existence
evaluated.
Acquisition team correct answers - All participants in Government
acquisition
not including
only representatives of the technical, supply, and procurement
communities
the customersbut also
they serve, and the contractors who provide the products
and services.
How do COs designate CORs? correct answers Contracting officers shall
designate
CORs in writing and furnish copies to the contractor and the contract
administration
office
.
Who develops the solicitation in government contracting? correct
answers The
government
(buyer)
Who develops the offer in government contracting? correct answers The
contractor
(selle
r)
During the post-award phase while the contract is being
performed, who
responsibility forhas
quality? correct answers
Contractor
What does the FAR say about fairness in contracting? correct answers - All
contractors
and prospective contractors should be treated fairly and impartially but
need notthe
treated besame (FAR Part
1)
