DAU 216 -On a Navy ship construction contract, 50 percent

CON 200 MODS 8 & 9 EXAM

5) On a Navy ship construction contract, 50 percent of the award fee money, or $28 million, was based on management criteria including how responsive the contractor was to the government customers, the quality and accuracy of contractor proposals, and the timeliness of contract data requirements. What does the use of such criteria represent?

A. DoD's practice of paying the contractor only when acquisition outcomes are achieved.

B. DoD' s use of objective criteria to measure performance under an incentive contract.

C. DoD's ability to structure the contract in a way that effectively motivates contractors to improve performance and achieve acquisition outcomes.

D. DoD's failure to structure the contract in a way that effectively motivates contractors to improve performance and achieve acquisition outcomes.

6) You are planning a solicitation that offers government property. Identify the item that you will require a contractor to submit with his/her offer.

A. A Property Control System

B. A description of the Property Management Plan

C. A statement that property is furnished as is

D. The specific dates during which property will be used

8) How does a cost-plus-incentive-fee (CPIF) contract differ from a fixed-price incentive firm (FPIF) contract?

A. CPIF contracts do not include targets for use in determining the amount the government will pay for the supplies or services.

B. CPIF contracts do not have an underrun share ratio.

C. CPIF contracts do not have an overrun share ratio.

D. CPIF contracts do not have a ceiling price.