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19 Cards in this Set

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What is the HCA?
Head of the Contracting Activity
What is a COCO? How many are there? What do they do?
Six (6) Chiefs of the Contracting Office (COCO)
Support and manage contracting operations for the USCG
What is the Simplified Acquisition Threshold (SAT)? What are the exceptions?
$100,000
Recovery from nuclear, biological or radiological attack
In the case of recovery from nuclear, biological or radiological attack what is the SAT inside the US? Outside?
Inside=$250,000
Outside=$1 milion
Non-Warranted Cardholders may not exceed_____ for services,______ supplies, and _____ for construction.
$2,500 services
$3,000 supplies
$2,000 construction
Written quotes shall be obtained for service contracts over what amount?
over $2,500
When are Service Contract Act wage rates a concern?
over $2500
Three broadest categories for sources of supply are?
Required Government Sources
Required Commercial Sources
Open-Market Sources
What is UNICOR the trade name?
Federal Prison Industries (FPI)
Who is th edesignated manager of the National Supply System?
GSA (General Services Administration)
What denotes items managed by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) in the NSN index of the GSA Supply Catalog Guide?
An “R” preceding the stock number identifies items managed by DLA.
What provides logistics information, including reference numbers, management data, freight data, supplier, etc.
FEDLOG
When is a Statement of Work not required for services?
under $2500
T/F
CG units outside the US are not required to use CG wide contracts?
True
What is a Micro-Purchase
Open market purchases less than or equal to $3,000 utilizing government-wide Commercial Purchase Card
How often is Purchase card training required?
every 2 years
What is the 1st step if there is a questionable charge on a purchase card?
should try to correct the questionable charge with the vendor first and file a dispute with the issuing bank within 60 days of the date of the statement
What are some restricted uses of a purchase card?
Long term rental or lease of land or buildings.
Long term leasing of parking spaces exceeding $2,500 per year.
Telephone services under GSA authority.
Cash advances/transactions.
Meals, beverages, lodging
Ammunition and weapons.
Fuel
Legal Services
Private sector temporary employees.
Real Estate Services
Prepaid phone cards.
Personal convenience items
Postage Stamps
What are the three different types of purchase cards for vehicles?
1. The GSA Lease Fleet Card
2. The CG Fleet Fuel Card
3. The P-Card