The basic contracting rules for all Federal Government agencies are set forth in: A) Defense Acquisition Regulation
Question:
The basic contracting rules for all Federal Government agencies are set forth in:
A) | Defense Acquisition Regulation | |
B) | Federal Acquisition Regulation | |
C) | Armed Services Procurement Regulation | |
D) | General Services Administration Procurement Regulation | |
2. |
Which of the following is true about doing business with the Government?
A) | The Government has an absolute right to terminate all or any part of your contract at any time either for convenience or default | |
B) | The Government has the unilateral right to revise its contracts | |
C) | The Government is given extensive audit and work surveillance rights under its contracts | |
D) | All of the above | |
E) | None of the above | |
3. |
In most instances, full and open competition for Government procurements is best accomplished by using:
A) | Sealed bid method | |
B) | Competitive proposals | |
C) | Single source contracts | |
4. |
The Defense Department's ongoing acquisition reform effort included the movement away from:
A) | Military specifications and standards | |
B) | Performance specifications | |
C) | Purchase descriptions | |
D) | Unsolicited proposals | |
5. |
The government alerts prospective contractors to its requirements by:
A) | Notices at FedBizOpps | |
B) | Posting in a public place | |
C) | Electronic publication of procurements | |
D) | All of the above |
Management information systems
ISBN: 978-0073376813
10th edition
Authors: James A. O Brien, George M. Marakas