1. Which statement is true concerning source selection procedures?

1. SSEB members can reveal an offeror's technical solution, including technological innovations, to other government personnel who are not members of the SSEB.
2. SSEB members can favor one offeror over another.
3. SSEB members can reveal the names of individuals providing reference information concerning an offeror's past performance.
4. none of the above

18. A proposal evaluation process is used for which of the following?

1. comparing one proposal against another
2. comparing proposals against the factors stated in the SSP
3. selecting the cheapest proposal
4. both A and B

19. Who must approve the SSP?

1. each offeror
2. the SSEB
3. the Social Security Administration (SSA)
4. none of the above

20. Which of the following is a priority in conducting a source selection?

1. granting maximum control to the prime contractor
2. ensuring that the award is based on variables other than price
3. identifying/notifying SSEB members
4. allowing unsuccessful offerors to resubmit a bid

1. What criterion/criteria can the government use to determine whether or not a prospective contractor is reasonable?

1. price
2. technical expertise
3. past performance
4. all of the above

1. What options does a contracting officer have if he or she cannot determine whether or not a prospective contractor is responsible?

1. award the contract in "good faith"
2. award the contract based on the lowest evaluated price
3. make a determination of nonresponsibility
4. none of the above