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1. What is a statement of work (SOW)?
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.detailed description of work that explains to the contractor the requested method of accomplishment.
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2. What section in CE is the focal point for contracts?
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Maintenance engineering
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3. Name 3 different kind of contracts discussed in this unit?
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Service Contract
Non-personal Services Contract SABER Contracts:Simplified Acquisition of Base Engineering: Managed by the Engineering Flt IDIQ:"indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract"AKA "the delivery order contract. Non-recurring service. |
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4. Which type of contract is to perform some specified quantity of work?
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service contract:
purpose of the contract is for the contractor to perform some specified quantity of work. |
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5. Which type of contract allows the base to identify a generic recurring requirement for execution later?
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IDIQ
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6.What is a SABER contract?
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"SIMPLIFIED ACQUISITION of BASE ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS"
>> it epedites contracts execution of BCE requirements by reducing design work and acquisition lead times. It is particularly well suited for reducing the BCE work orde backlogs and accomplishing non-complex construction, maintenance, and repair requirements. >>it's a firm fixed -price, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity construction contract, which include a collection of detailed task specifications encompassing most types of real property maintenance, repair, construction work and a detailed UPB (unit price book) |
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7. What are the advantages of a SABER contract?
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*Improved customer service and responsiveness(proposal can be set into 3-4 weeks, not months)
*Enhanced ability to accomplish backlogged work orders and Commander -Generated requirements *Potential for greatly improved working relationships and synergy between BCE, contracting and the contractor.( *Strong incentive for the contractor to produce high quality work in a timely manner(if a great job is done, contractor could recieve more DOs from us) *Addition of resources to the BCE(not affected by deployments) *Added fiscal flexibility * Scope and limitations |
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8. A SABER contract is best suited to __________________?
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Reduce BCE work order and contract backlogs and accomplish non-complex construction, maintenance, and repair requirements that meet certain criteria.
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9. What is the min/max range of a SABER contract?
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The min/max values of delivery orders (DO) are $2,000-$500,000.
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10. What are the most common funding methods?
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*User funded: whether the user arranges to transfer the money through Rsources, themselves, or have the project manager process the appropriate funding documents, the project manger will originate the documents and have Rsources assign a purchase request (PR) # for tracking purposes.
*CE Funded: SABER chief gets approval from the BCE or Deputy BCE for the project amount before the project manager completes the appropriate funding documents. *MAJCOM Funded:When local or user funding is not available, the project is placed on the approved Facilities Board Project Priority Listing for all programs. |
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11. What form is used to request a contract service?
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AFF 332/ work request
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