Question 1 of 10. All of the following statements about rating contractor performance are true, EXCEPT: o Personal opinions unsupported by facts and/or documentation should not be included in performance evaluation. C) The rating assigned should be based on an objective assessment of the contractor's performance C) There is always an opportunity for a contractor to obtain a rating above Satisfactory " C) A contractor's rating should be supported by a detailed narrative with concrete evidence D Mark for follow up Question 2 of 10. An agency has awarded a three-year S500,000 contract to an AbilityOne participating nonprofit agency under FAR subpart 8.7. Is a past performance evaluation required? C) No, agencies shall not evaluate performance for AbilityOne contracts overthe SAT C) Yes, agencies shall evaluate performance for contracts awarded under FAR subpart 8.7. C) Yes, agencies shall evaluate performance for AbilityOne contracts overthe SAT o No, agencies shall not evaluate performance for contracts awarded under FAR subpart 8.7. D Mark for follow up Question 3 of 10. On March 16th, the contractor's data hosting center suffered an outage. The contractor restored services within four hours, and upon restoration it was discovered that the last two months of backups had failed and approximately 200 data submissions were lost. Under the direction of the government, the contractor contacted all participating banks to ask them to resubmit their data, and was able to recover the system in time to meetAgency reporting deadlines. They also updated their recovery plan to include additional layers of redundancy, and testing to ensure the system works in case of future outages. Based on this narrative, which rating should be assigned to the contractor in the Technical/Quality category? o Satisfactory C) Marginal C) Very Good o Unsatisfactory D Mark for follow up Question 4 of 10. The six areas that should be addressed in writing a narrative review are TechnicallQuality, Cost Control, Small Business Subcontracting, Schedule and Timeliness, Management or Business Relations, and: C) Stock Price o Regulatory Compliance/Other C) Financial Standing of Company. o Use of Large Business Partnerships D Mark for follow up Question 5 of 10. How long does a contractor have to respond to a performance evaluation after the Assessing Official's signature date? O O O 15 days 30 days 10 days 60 days