PSPP201-04 Assessment 4

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How is the lowest-cost-per-point pricing evaluation method calculated?
- Dividing the proponent's price by the number of points the proponent scores in the rest of the categories.
- Allocating all of the points available for price to the lowest compliant response, and then a corresponding pro-rated score to the others.
- Allocating all of the points available for price to the lowest compliant response, and then 0 points to all the others.
- Dividing the proponent's points received in all categories by their bid price.
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Where in the solicitation terms will you find the closing date, time and location?
- In the Contract B form of contract.
- In the Contract A selection criteria.
- In the Contract B administrative requirements.
- In the Contract A administrative requirements.
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What is the purpose of including administrative requirements in an RFP?
- To reduce the workload for respondents preparing their required response.
- To eliminate the need for legal advice during the solicitation process.
- To increase the likelihood that suppliers will submit a compliant response by detailing the process requirements.
- To ensure the respondents understand the scope and budget requirements for the project.
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When contracting for goods, what should the scope statement focus on?
- Functionality and performance.
- Brand names and compatibility.
- Price and key performance indicators.
- Brand names and warranties.
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When contracting for services, what should the scope statement focus on?
- Results and outcomes.
- Functionality and performance.
- Warranties and payment terms.
- Preferred suppliers' experience and availability.
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