3. Contract Type Selection: a. What are the two broad categories of contract type ? b. What is the most frequent contract type for construction (be specific )? c. What aspects of this contract type make it ideal for most construction contracts ? 4 Source Selection Procedures a. Your project is designated as a Design Build (DB)... 1. How many phases to the selection process are required ? (Provided FAR Reference) 2. How many anticipated offers must your market research show ? 3. What are the evaluation factors for the various phases ? (In detail ) 5. Acquisition Considerations (Type and Method): a. What are some of the attributes of sealed bidding (IFB ) and Request for Proposals (RFP ) as well as the advantages and disadvantages of using an IFB verses a RFP ? b. When should a team consider using an indefinite -delivery (IDIQ ) vehicle ? c. What types of options are available on construction contracts ? d. List at least 2 Pros and 2 Cons for both Design -Bid -Build and Design Build 6. Budgeting and Funding a. If your project is over $7 million and MILCON , what form would this project be required to be submitted on ? Who is the approval authority ? b. You are doing a repair of a building with an estimated value of $4.5 million. What type of funding will be used for this project ? c. You are creating a "new foot print" with this construction project. It is valued at $1.5 million . What type of funding will be used for this project ? d. You are tearing down a building and making the land pristine with sidewalks and sewer lines being added . The value is $3.5 million . How would you categorize this project and what type of funds would you use ? 7. Product or Service Descriptions 8. Priorities, Allocations, and Allotments (i.e., DPAS) 9 . Contractor versus Government Performance (A-76)