Contracting - Warrant Test
Chief of Contracting Office - Answer Ms. Cranford
Senior Contracting Official - Answer Mr. Baumann
Competition Advocate - Answer Kim MacDonald
Policy Review Threshold - Answer > or equal to $5M
AFMC PK - Answer Mr. Zamparelli
LCMC CC - Answer General Thompson
LCMC PK - Answer Mr. Robinson
Local LCMC PK - Answer Mrs. Cranford
Chief of the Contracting Office COCO - Answer Mrs. Cranford
Senior Complex Contracting Official SCCO - Answer Mr. Baumann
PEO - Answer Program Executive Officer Gen Schmidt
SAF/AQC - Answer Brig Gen Blake
SAF/AQC Deputy - Answer Mr. Lile
Small Business Coordination - Answer Required for actions >$10k
-fill out DD2579(co signs)
-attach:PR,SOW,MR & J & A
-SB reviews the requirement & makes recommendations (additional sources, NAICS,
competitive, sole source)
- purpose is to promote competition among small businesses in our area.
-they council small businesses in the area + help them compete in the government
contracting arena.
Methods of contracting - Answer Commercial -FAR12
SAP -FAR13 - RFQ
Sealed Bidding-FAR 14-IFB
Negotiations- FAR 15 - RFP
Micro- purchase threshold - Answer $3,500
Phases of Funding
, Difference between initiate,commit,and obligate - Answer Initiate- PR generated
because requirements area has a need, forecasting required funds
Commit-funds are certified
Obligate-Co signs the contract obligating government to pay
Severable VS non- severable - Answer -when the government gets value from a service
-severable actions occur within one year
-getting benefits along the way ex:cutting grass every two weeks
Non - severable,multi-year is possible
-don't benefit until the end ex: testing ...final result
Name the 3 types of money - Answer O&M-3,400-1year
R&D-3,600-2years
Procurement-3,010-3 years
CAR - Answer Contract Action Report
-report to congress for all contract or modification
Name the types of terminations - Answer For Convenience - the government right to
completely or partially terminate a contract for the convenience of the government when
the supplies or services are no longer needed: cost and no cost type.
For Default (non-commercial) (for contractor) - government right to completely or
partially terminate a contract due to a contractors actual or anticipated failure to perform
its contractual obligation.
For Cause (same as T4D) (for commercial) - government right to terminate a
commercial contract in the event of default by the contractor or failure of the contractor
to comply with co tract terms and conditions.
Name the small business set-asides - Answer 8A, Hubzone, Women Owned, Veteran,
Service Disabled Veteran
At what threshold do you synopsize - Answer $25k; for commercial it is $7M (need to
double check the commercial part)
What are some exemptions to synopsizing? - Answer National Security, Urgent,
International Agreement, Utility Services
Uniform Contract Format (UCF) - Answer Format for structuring solicitations in order of
precedence
Part 1 - Schedule (A-H)
Part 2 - Clauses (I)
Part 3 - List of documents, exhibits, and other attachments (J)
Part 4 - Representations, instructions (K L M - solicitation only)
Chief of Contracting Office - Answer Ms. Cranford
Senior Contracting Official - Answer Mr. Baumann
Competition Advocate - Answer Kim MacDonald
Policy Review Threshold - Answer > or equal to $5M
AFMC PK - Answer Mr. Zamparelli
LCMC CC - Answer General Thompson
LCMC PK - Answer Mr. Robinson
Local LCMC PK - Answer Mrs. Cranford
Chief of the Contracting Office COCO - Answer Mrs. Cranford
Senior Complex Contracting Official SCCO - Answer Mr. Baumann
PEO - Answer Program Executive Officer Gen Schmidt
SAF/AQC - Answer Brig Gen Blake
SAF/AQC Deputy - Answer Mr. Lile
Small Business Coordination - Answer Required for actions >$10k
-fill out DD2579(co signs)
-attach:PR,SOW,MR & J & A
-SB reviews the requirement & makes recommendations (additional sources, NAICS,
competitive, sole source)
- purpose is to promote competition among small businesses in our area.
-they council small businesses in the area + help them compete in the government
contracting arena.
Methods of contracting - Answer Commercial -FAR12
SAP -FAR13 - RFQ
Sealed Bidding-FAR 14-IFB
Negotiations- FAR 15 - RFP
Micro- purchase threshold - Answer $3,500
Phases of Funding
, Difference between initiate,commit,and obligate - Answer Initiate- PR generated
because requirements area has a need, forecasting required funds
Commit-funds are certified
Obligate-Co signs the contract obligating government to pay
Severable VS non- severable - Answer -when the government gets value from a service
-severable actions occur within one year
-getting benefits along the way ex:cutting grass every two weeks
Non - severable,multi-year is possible
-don't benefit until the end ex: testing ...final result
Name the 3 types of money - Answer O&M-3,400-1year
R&D-3,600-2years
Procurement-3,010-3 years
CAR - Answer Contract Action Report
-report to congress for all contract or modification
Name the types of terminations - Answer For Convenience - the government right to
completely or partially terminate a contract for the convenience of the government when
the supplies or services are no longer needed: cost and no cost type.
For Default (non-commercial) (for contractor) - government right to completely or
partially terminate a contract due to a contractors actual or anticipated failure to perform
its contractual obligation.
For Cause (same as T4D) (for commercial) - government right to terminate a
commercial contract in the event of default by the contractor or failure of the contractor
to comply with co tract terms and conditions.
Name the small business set-asides - Answer 8A, Hubzone, Women Owned, Veteran,
Service Disabled Veteran
At what threshold do you synopsize - Answer $25k; for commercial it is $7M (need to
double check the commercial part)
What are some exemptions to synopsizing? - Answer National Security, Urgent,
International Agreement, Utility Services
Uniform Contract Format (UCF) - Answer Format for structuring solicitations in order of
precedence
Part 1 - Schedule (A-H)
Part 2 - Clauses (I)
Part 3 - List of documents, exhibits, and other attachments (J)
Part 4 - Representations, instructions (K L M - solicitation only)
