Contracting Officer Representative COR

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Contracting Officer Representative (COR) 101 100% Correct

Question :Contracting Officer (CO)

Correct answer:A Federal employee delegated authority

to award, administer, and terminate contracts, purchase orders, delivery orders, task orders and modifications; obligate Government funds; and make determinations and findings, all subject to the limitations of his or her Certificate of Appointment.

Question :Contracting Officer's Representative (COR)

Correct answer:A Federal employee appointed in writing,

delegated limited responsibilities by a CO to perform specified contract management duties related to technical oversight and administration of a specific contract.

Question :4 things the COR mustnot tell contractors to do:

any of the following:

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Correct answer:1) Hire or fire a particular employee;2)

Reassign or discipline an employee;3) Grant or deny leave; and4) Change employee duty hours.

Question :What are the two main types of contracts?

Correct answer:1) Fixed-price and 2) Cost-

reimbursement.

Question :COR post-award responsibilities include:

Correct answer:1) Understanding the contract;2) Keeping

files current and complete;3) Correspondence and responses;4) Correspondence with the contractor;5) Notifications to the Contracting Officer;6) Monitoring contract performance;7) Training;8) Travel;9) GFP10) Personnel and labor;11) Inspection and acceptance or rejection of deliverables;12) Treatment of proprietary and classified information;13) Managing problems;14) Handling unsatisfactory performance;15) Tracking modifications;16) Conclude appointment/designation appropriately;17) Technical expertise;18) Understanding

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COR limitations;19) Protecting sensitive Government information; and related duties

Question :What is the purchase request document?

Correct answer:1) is an official request for action;2)

authorizes the contracting process to begin;3) is coordinated and signed by a responsible official of the initiating office;4) forms the core information of the solicitation document and resulting contract;and,5) provides funding and financial officer certification as to the availability of funds.

Question :Supplies (Contract type)

Correct answer:These types of contracts acquire an

identifiable end item. The itemmay be an individual component (e.g., paint or lumber) or an entire system (e.g., a computer).

Question :Services (Contract Type)

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Correct answer:These types of contracts directly engage a

contractor's time and effort to perform an identifiable task (e.g., transportation or latrine cleaning).

Question :Construction (Contract Type)

Correct answer:These types of contracts acquire the

construction, alteration, improvement, or repair of real property (e.g., buildings, airfields, and roads). COR duties tend to be the most complex for these contract types.

Question :Fixed-Price Contracts

Correct answer:When the Government has a specific,

well-defined requirement (such as a requirement for certain office supplies). The price remains fixedthroughout the contract life unless the Government makes a change.

Question :Cost-Reimbursement Contracts

Correct answer:When the Government cannot provide

sufficient, detailed information about arequirement, it

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