CLC222 CORs Lesson 1 Complete Questions And Answers
1. What is COR? is designated in writing by the Contracting Oflcer (KO) to provide
technical di- rection, clarification, and guidance with respect to the
contract specifications and statement of work. , review and/ or approving
contractor invoices, other contract surveillance and monitoring duties
2. What is COR? The COR is the technical liaison between the contractor and the KO and is
responsi- ble for monitoring contractor performance and delivery as set
forth in the contract.
3. Apparent Author- Obvious or evident authority that a reasonable person would assume
someone
ity to possess, based on his or her actions or position. The government does
not recognize this authority for contract work
4. Expressed Au- Written, documented authority such as that given to the KO in a warrant. The COR
thority
only has expressed authority as delegated in the COR appointment
letter.
5. Implied Authority Inferred, as a matter of reason, based on the facts and circumstances of
the
situation. All aspects of this type of authority are not spelled out in writing or
documented.
6. In order to and con- tractor.
qualify as a
COR, an individ-
ual must:
(Select all that
apply.)
7. COR's key role
is to observe,
doc- ument, and
com- municate
con- tractor
perfor- mance
to both the KO
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, CLC222 CORs Lesson 1 Complete Questions And Answers
Be a US government
employee, unless
otherwise authorized in
agency regulations,
possess the necessary
technical skills, be
appointed by a KO
True
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, CLC222 CORs Lesson 1 Complete Questions And Answers
8. The KO does
not need to False
review the
delegated du-
ties in the letter
of appointment
and the terms
and conditions
of the contract
with the COR.
9. What are
COR core
duties?
Know the contract,
Work with your contractors; monitor and evaluate performance,
Provide technical direction and guidance if delegated in the COR's Letter
of Des- ignation,
Support the mission and recommend changes,
Monitor satisfactory performance and timely delivery within the financial
con- straints of the contract
10. COR Pre-Award Document requirements
Assist in preparing the procurement package to include the
Performance Work Statement (PWS)/Statement of Work (SOW) and
Independent Government Esti- mate (IGE) to include market research
Prepare and submit Purchase Requests (PR)
Draft a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan
(QASP)/Checklist Verify availability of funding; submit
packet to request funds Evaluate quotes/proposals
from vendors/contractors
11. COR Contract Understand the requirements of the contract, Ensure that all required
items,
documentation, data, and/or reports are submitted as required in the
contract, Follow the PWS/SOW for delivery/task orders placed under
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1. What is COR? is designated in writing by the Contracting Oflcer (KO) to provide
technical di- rection, clarification, and guidance with respect to the
contract specifications and statement of work. , review and/ or approving
contractor invoices, other contract surveillance and monitoring duties
2. What is COR? The COR is the technical liaison between the contractor and the KO and is
responsi- ble for monitoring contractor performance and delivery as set
forth in the contract.
3. Apparent Author- Obvious or evident authority that a reasonable person would assume
someone
ity to possess, based on his or her actions or position. The government does
not recognize this authority for contract work
4. Expressed Au- Written, documented authority such as that given to the KO in a warrant. The COR
thority
only has expressed authority as delegated in the COR appointment
letter.
5. Implied Authority Inferred, as a matter of reason, based on the facts and circumstances of
the
situation. All aspects of this type of authority are not spelled out in writing or
documented.
6. In order to and con- tractor.
qualify as a
COR, an individ-
ual must:
(Select all that
apply.)
7. COR's key role
is to observe,
doc- ument, and
com- municate
con- tractor
perfor- mance
to both the KO
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, CLC222 CORs Lesson 1 Complete Questions And Answers
Be a US government
employee, unless
otherwise authorized in
agency regulations,
possess the necessary
technical skills, be
appointed by a KO
True
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, CLC222 CORs Lesson 1 Complete Questions And Answers
8. The KO does
not need to False
review the
delegated du-
ties in the letter
of appointment
and the terms
and conditions
of the contract
with the COR.
9. What are
COR core
duties?
Know the contract,
Work with your contractors; monitor and evaluate performance,
Provide technical direction and guidance if delegated in the COR's Letter
of Des- ignation,
Support the mission and recommend changes,
Monitor satisfactory performance and timely delivery within the financial
con- straints of the contract
10. COR Pre-Award Document requirements
Assist in preparing the procurement package to include the
Performance Work Statement (PWS)/Statement of Work (SOW) and
Independent Government Esti- mate (IGE) to include market research
Prepare and submit Purchase Requests (PR)
Draft a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan
(QASP)/Checklist Verify availability of funding; submit
packet to request funds Evaluate quotes/proposals
from vendors/contractors
11. COR Contract Understand the requirements of the contract, Ensure that all required
items,
documentation, data, and/or reports are submitted as required in the
contract, Follow the PWS/SOW for delivery/task orders placed under
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