PSPP201-05 Assessment 5

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When should the Contract B framework be drafted?
- After the competitive solicitation has closed, but before contract award.
- Before issuing the solicitation so that at least the key Contract B terms can be included in the solicitation.
- Once the contract is awarded and all negotiations have concluded.
- Once the solicitation is issued, while awaiting responses.
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When drafting Contract B, when would you need to consider including provisions that define and assign moral rights?
- When you want to secure the right to copy the material produced by the contractor.
- When you want to secure the right to change or alter the material produced by the contractor.
- When you want to bind the contractor to a moral standard as part of the contract.
- When you want to assign special rights and obligations to the contractor that may conflict with their morals.
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What should you do if you need to alter the template for standard terms and conditions of Contract B (such as insurance, indemnity or privacy provisions)?
- Seek legal advice.
- Make the needed changes and note the justification in your file.
- Change the template, then update the electronic master so the changes are carried forward for future use.
- Ensure you have approval from the local chamber of commerce.
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Where are potential contract extensions or renewal options documented?
- In Contract A, under administrative requirements.
- In the Intent to Negotiate issued to the lead proponent before negotiations commence.
- In the competitive solicitation and resulting Contract B.
- In the Contract B, but not the competitive solicitation.
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When should you begin to prepare for exiting the contract?
- During the planning phase, while drafting the Contract B provisions.
- During managing and evaluation – once the contract is coming to an end.
- Once you have given the contract termination notice and have issued a new competitive solicitation to replace the contractor.
- During contract negotiations with the lead proponent.
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