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What are the four categories of service contract requests?
What are the four categories of service contract requests?
- Request from CEOES, request from CEO, self-generated request, and task-assigned request.
- New contract, recurring contract, non-recurring contract, and contract modification.
- Creation of a new contract, work/service under an existing contract, modification of an existing contract, and complaint regarding an existing service contract. (correct)
- Recurring contract, non-recurring contract, contract management, and contract modification.
If a service contract request falls under the category of 'work/service covered under an existing contract', what is the next step in the process?
If a service contract request falls under the category of 'work/service covered under an existing contract', what is the next step in the process?
- Initiate a modification to an existing contract.
- Proceed to Process 3.0 Contract Management or Process 3.3 Support Service Contract Modification. (correct)
- Proceed to Process 1.2 Non-Recurring Contract Requirement.
- Determine if the contract requirement is recurring or non-recurring.
Which role is responsible for determining the contract requirements?
Which role is responsible for determining the contract requirements?
- Air Force Civil Engineer
- Service Contracts Manager / COR (correct)
- CEO
- CEOES
If a service contract requirement is identified as 'Non-Recurring', what is the next step in the process?
If a service contract requirement is identified as 'Non-Recurring', what is the next step in the process?
What is the primary source of information for the 'Identify Requirements' process?
What is the primary source of information for the 'Identify Requirements' process?
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Service Contracts Manager
Service Contracts Manager
Responsible for determining contract requirements and oversight.
Contract Categories
Contract Categories
Different types of requests for contracts: new, existing work, modification, or complaint.
Recurring vs Non-Recurring
Recurring vs Non-Recurring
Determines if contract requirements happen regularly or just once.
COR Responsibilities
COR Responsibilities
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Next Steps Procedures
Next Steps Procedures
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Study Notes
Identifying Contract Requirements
- Service contract requests can originate from the CEOES or be assigned by the CEO, following Work Management Playbook processes.
- The Service Contracts Manager (or COR) is responsible for determining contract requirements.
- Contract requirements are categorized:
- New contract creation
- Existing contract work/service
- Existing contract modification
- Existing contract complaint
- For new contracts, the Manager determines if it's recurring or non-recurring.
- For existing contracts, the COR monitors or initiates a modification (processes 3.0 and 3.3, respectively).
- Non-recurring requirements proceed to Process 1.2.
- Recurring requirements proceed to Process 1.3.
- Monitoring existing contracts proceeds to Process 3.0.
- Modifying existing contracts proceeds to Process 3.3.
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