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CON 1300 Exam Complete Questions And Correct Detailed Answers (Verified Answers) |Already Graded A+||Brand New Version!! Examples of evaluation factors - Answer- price, past performance, technical factors What are the various venues that we may conduct negotiations? - Answer- email, phone, and person, virtual Two different types of negotiations that you may conduct - Answer- Interest based and position based (take it or leave it) On final proposals, who evaluates the final proposals? - Answer- SSEB Final proposal revisions, who requests the FPR? - Answer- KO or SSA What's the risk to the contractor when they issue their final proposal? - Answer- No more revisions FAR Part 13, documentation, it must be kept at a what? - Answer- A minimum Who is that issues the FINAL decision IAW the evaluation criteria? - Answer- SSA Under FAR Part 15, there are steps to making that award, what is the thing that is not a step? - Answer- Post award negotiations Notifying unsuccessful offerors is how many days? - Answer- 3 Unsuccessful contractors request a debriefing - Answer- 3 to request and Gov has 5 days to give debrief Competitive opportunities for contractors, keep all artifacts etc. What can they not have access to? - Answer- Evaluations of other offerors Contractor has how long to protest a solicitation? - Answer- Before the solicitation closes What are the 3 places that a contractor can protest a soliciation? - Answer- GAO, COFC, Agency Received a protest, but we decide that its in the best interest of the Gov. Which level does it have to go? - Answer- 1 Level above the KO, or another official pursuant agency procedures What's the definition of an offer? - Answer- A response to solicitation that if accepted would bind them A quotation can include what and cannot include what? - Answer- Specs but No tech or past performance information LPTA, there is one thing that it does not have in it? - Answer- Trade offs Risks, performance risk, what does performance risk indicate? - Answer- How well the contractor would or would not be able to satisfy the requirements SOW. What are the 3 types of risk? - Answer- Cost, schedule, performance In proposal analysis, what is the objective of it? - Answer- To final agreed achieve a fair and reasonable price Anytime you a certified cost and pricing data what do you need? - Answer- Cost analysis, if you do cost analysis you need a cost realism analysis, the cost realism analysis determines ability to perform contract, what Gov should realistically expect to pay Price analysis, which are some of the ways we do it? - Answer- Comparison of prices, parametric, IGE, market research, analysis of data What is not a method of price analysis? - Answer- Separate cost element Price related factors - Answer- GFP IS a price related factor Hubzone what % do you add? - Answer- 10 Obtaining data other than certified cost and pricing data, even including commercial acquisitions, when would you do this? - Answer- If its only way to determine if price is fair and reasonable