DAWIA CERT EXAM LATEST UPDATED
A contract is considered physically complete when the contractor has completed all the
required deliveries and: - ANSWER-The Government has accepted all the items.
A contractor employee accidentally broke a test fixture that belongs to the Government
and is accountable to a Government contract. Generally speaking: - ANSWER-
Contractors are not held liable for loss of Government property
See FAR 45.104
A contractor failed to deliver a commercial item within the time specified by the contract.
As the Government contracting officer, you plan to terminate the contract. What type of
termination would you proceed with? - ANSWER-Termination for Cause
FAR 12.403(c)
A proposal submission time and date of 2 p.m. on February 3, 2020, appeared on the
cover page of a Government solicitation. Based on the information provided at FAR
52.215-1, Instructions to Offerors - Competitive Acquisitions, which of the following
proposals is late? - ANSWER-The contractor provided its proposal at 2:15 p.m. on
February 3, 2020
See FAR 52.215-1(c)(3)
Acquisition of Commercial Items - ANSWER-FAR Part 12
Acquisition Planning - ANSWER-FAR Part 7
Acquisition planning should begin - ANSWER-As soon as the agency need is identified
See FAR 7.104(a)
Administrative and Information Matters - ANSWER-FAR part 4
Change orders issued under the "Changes" clause of the contract shall use which form?
- ANSWER-SF 30
See FAR 43.201(a)
Competition Requirements - ANSWER-FAR Part 6
Contract Administration and Audit Services - ANSWER-FAR Part 42
Contracting by Negotiation - ANSWER-FAR Part 15
, During discussions, the contracting officer: - ANSWER-Should discuss aspects of an
offeror's proposal if alterations or explanations would enhance the proposal's potential
for award
See FAR 15.306(d)
Except when authorized otherwise, a Government contract: - ANSWER-Must be in
writing
See FAR 2.101
FAR part 1 - ANSWER-Federal Acquisition Regulations System
FAR part 13 - ANSWER-Simplified Acquisition Procedures (SAP)
FAR part 2 - ANSWER-Definitions of Words and Terms
FAR Part 3 - ANSWER-Improper Business Practices and Personal Conflicts of Interest
FAR part 31 - ANSWER-Contract Cost Principles and Procedures
FAR part 33 - ANSWER-Protests, Disputes, and Appeals
FAR part 8 - ANSWER-Required Sources of Supplies and Services
In ensuring overall quality of items and services received under a contract, which of the
following is the responsibility of the Government? - ANSWER-Quality assurance
surveillance
See FAR subpart 46.1
In the FAR, the term "discussion" is synonymous with which of the following? -
ANSWER-Negotiations
See FAR 15.306
Market Reaearch - ANSWER-FAR part 10
Negotiating positions should be developed through which of the following? - ANSWER-
Price or cost analysis
See FAR 15.405(a)
Of the following, which is an acceptable venue to file a protest? - ANSWER-The agency
See FAR 33.101
Publicizing Contract Actions - ANSWER-FAR Part 5
A contract is considered physically complete when the contractor has completed all the
required deliveries and: - ANSWER-The Government has accepted all the items.
A contractor employee accidentally broke a test fixture that belongs to the Government
and is accountable to a Government contract. Generally speaking: - ANSWER-
Contractors are not held liable for loss of Government property
See FAR 45.104
A contractor failed to deliver a commercial item within the time specified by the contract.
As the Government contracting officer, you plan to terminate the contract. What type of
termination would you proceed with? - ANSWER-Termination for Cause
FAR 12.403(c)
A proposal submission time and date of 2 p.m. on February 3, 2020, appeared on the
cover page of a Government solicitation. Based on the information provided at FAR
52.215-1, Instructions to Offerors - Competitive Acquisitions, which of the following
proposals is late? - ANSWER-The contractor provided its proposal at 2:15 p.m. on
February 3, 2020
See FAR 52.215-1(c)(3)
Acquisition of Commercial Items - ANSWER-FAR Part 12
Acquisition Planning - ANSWER-FAR Part 7
Acquisition planning should begin - ANSWER-As soon as the agency need is identified
See FAR 7.104(a)
Administrative and Information Matters - ANSWER-FAR part 4
Change orders issued under the "Changes" clause of the contract shall use which form?
- ANSWER-SF 30
See FAR 43.201(a)
Competition Requirements - ANSWER-FAR Part 6
Contract Administration and Audit Services - ANSWER-FAR Part 42
Contracting by Negotiation - ANSWER-FAR Part 15
, During discussions, the contracting officer: - ANSWER-Should discuss aspects of an
offeror's proposal if alterations or explanations would enhance the proposal's potential
for award
See FAR 15.306(d)
Except when authorized otherwise, a Government contract: - ANSWER-Must be in
writing
See FAR 2.101
FAR part 1 - ANSWER-Federal Acquisition Regulations System
FAR part 13 - ANSWER-Simplified Acquisition Procedures (SAP)
FAR part 2 - ANSWER-Definitions of Words and Terms
FAR Part 3 - ANSWER-Improper Business Practices and Personal Conflicts of Interest
FAR part 31 - ANSWER-Contract Cost Principles and Procedures
FAR part 33 - ANSWER-Protests, Disputes, and Appeals
FAR part 8 - ANSWER-Required Sources of Supplies and Services
In ensuring overall quality of items and services received under a contract, which of the
following is the responsibility of the Government? - ANSWER-Quality assurance
surveillance
See FAR subpart 46.1
In the FAR, the term "discussion" is synonymous with which of the following? -
ANSWER-Negotiations
See FAR 15.306
Market Reaearch - ANSWER-FAR part 10
Negotiating positions should be developed through which of the following? - ANSWER-
Price or cost analysis
See FAR 15.405(a)
Of the following, which is an acceptable venue to file a protest? - ANSWER-The agency
See FAR 33.101
Publicizing Contract Actions - ANSWER-FAR Part 5
