Defined as an agreement between two or more parties enforceable by law
What is contract
100
General rule(don't accept any gifts) T4G penalty is 3x to 10x the amount
What is a gratuity
100
What is DOD policy contractors will provide all property necessary for contract performance
Government Furnish Property clause
100
What is outside the scope of contract
Cardinal change
100
Temperature Danger Zone
What is 41-135 degree Fahrenheit
200
Relationship existing between the two parties -Agent and the Principle (the government is always the principal).
What is the Agency
200
1.What method of acquisition is responsive and responsive
2.What method of acquisition is responsible?
What is sealed bidding
What is negotiation
200
This change is outside the scope.
Ex. paving a parking lot when the scope of work specifically pertains to the DFAC
What is Cardinal Change
200
Supplemental Change
What is Bilateral change is a negotiated change between the contractor and the Government
200
Fill glass of water with ice and place the thermometer in the glass. turn the dial with the nut on the bottom of the thermometer to 32 degrees.
How do you calibrate a thermometer?
300
All files shall be kept for a minimum
What is 6 years 3 months
300
Known as surveillance plan to conduct detailed monitoring of the contractor performance level
What is QASP
300
What is bilateral modification to the contract
A supplemental agreement is a
300
What is usually caused by individuals in the role of COR and should be avoided
Constructive Change
300
What is amount of chlorine in water used to sanitize
Parts Per Minutes (100 PPM)
400
Who appoints the Contracting Officer and what are they appointed with?
Appointed by Sec. of Dept. or Head of Contracting Agency'
receives Certificate of appointment SF 1402 commonly called a warrant
400
Chaired by the KO to discussed salient points, DOL, DEH, MP, manager SJA are some of many people that can be invited
What is PAOC
400
Provide for flexibility by enabling the Government to order a change without incurring the extra time and expense of awarding a new contract. Example: Contractor repairs lawnmower due to govt. employee not being able to get to it in time.
What is equitable adjustment.
400
What is TYPES OF TERMINATION
CONTRACT COMPLETION
OPERATION OF LAW
TERMINATION OF CONVENIENCE
TERMINATION FOR DEFAULT TERMINATION FOR GRATUITY
400
What is last step in the flow of food where control can be applied so that a food safety hazard can be prevented, eliminated, or reduced to an acceptable (safe) level
Critical Control Point
500
What is elements of a contract
Offer-nothing more than a promise
Acceptance- expression of consent
Mutual consideration-price-bargained and paid for
Legal and possible objectives-purpose of what the offer is trying to accomplish.
Competent parties- legal age ; sound mind
500
1. Characteristic of an output that can be measured
2. Error rate Allowed
3. Values are established and incorporated into PWS
1.What is performance indicators;
2. AQL's,
3. PRS
500
This is usually caused by an individual in the role of COR
and should be avoided.
It can be in the form of an informal change, defective specification/ work statement, studies and cost estimates
What is Constructive Change
500
What is when provision of contract has not been performed , the KO, at his option, can decide to issue a
SHOW CAUSE NOTICE OR LETTER
500
What is to keep food safe through its flow in a DFAC