CLC 222 Lesson 4 Answers
Latest CLC 222 Lesson 4 Answers
1) Inspection and acceptance criteria for fixed-price deliverables include:
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Evaluation of the expenditure rate
Monthly invoices
Cost monitoring
Timeliness
2) The Contracting Officer's Representative has authority to approve overtime requests
from the contractor.
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True
False
3) The COR reviews public vouchers (SF 1034) under cost type contracts for .
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Reasonable, Adequate, Allocable, and Constant costs
Reasonable, Allowable, Allocable and Consistent costs
Reasonable, Allowable, Allocable and Current costs
Reasonable, Acceptable, Allocable, and Current costs
4) When conducting assessment of contractor performance, the COR must consider:(Check
all that apply)
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The terms and conditions of the contract, including attachments
Direction given by the program director and other government officials
The inspection plan shown in the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan
Concerns of safety and welfare of contractor employees
5) The inspection clause for contracts allows for the contracting officer to
charge not only the cost of rework to the contractor but also any additional costs associated
with re-inspection.
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Fixed Price
Construction
Cost Reimbursement
Supply
6) The government's policy is for contractors to provide all of their own general purpose
equipment. However, on a base or installation or in a contingency contracting
environment, equipment may be accountable under the contract as Government Property.
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Latest CLC 222 Lesson 4 Answers
1) Inspection and acceptance criteria for fixed-price deliverables include:
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Evaluation of the expenditure rate
Monthly invoices
Cost monitoring
Timeliness
2) The Contracting Officer's Representative has authority to approve overtime requests
from the contractor.
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True
False
3) The COR reviews public vouchers (SF 1034) under cost type contracts for .
mig_10153020 1
Reasonable, Adequate, Allocable, and Constant costs
Reasonable, Allowable, Allocable and Consistent costs
Reasonable, Allowable, Allocable and Current costs
Reasonable, Acceptable, Allocable, and Current costs
4) When conducting assessment of contractor performance, the COR must consider:(Check
all that apply)
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The terms and conditions of the contract, including attachments
Direction given by the program director and other government officials
The inspection plan shown in the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan
Concerns of safety and welfare of contractor employees
5) The inspection clause for contracts allows for the contracting officer to
charge not only the cost of rework to the contractor but also any additional costs associated
with re-inspection.
mig_10153010 1
Fixed Price
Construction
Cost Reimbursement
Supply
6) The government's policy is for contractors to provide all of their own general purpose
equipment. However, on a base or installation or in a contingency contracting
environment, equipment may be accountable under the contract as Government Property.
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