Please select the correct true or false answer.

TRUE - FALSE: Question 170: The PR should include the amount of funds and funding citation. (T or F) Question 171: The elements of the Procurement Request are outlined in the FAR. (T or F) Question 172: Inquiries on a solicitation must be made through the Freedom of Information Act process. (T or F) Question 173: Contract award in sealed bidding can be made on the basis of both price and non- price factors. (T or F) Question 174: Defense agencies may order data elements by placing the requirement in the SOW. (T or F) Question 175: Instructions to Offerors for the RFP should be written last. (T or F) Question 176: The contracting officer does not have to follow a Recommend-No Award finding from the DCMA. (T or F) Question 177: The most important thing to keep in mind when writing a SOW is the most likely effect the written word will have upon the reader. (T or F) Question 178: An offeror without a record of relevant past performance is given a "neutral" past performance rating. (T or F) Question 179: Generally, the fact that a proposal is deficient as submitted does not necessarily mean that it is excluded from further consideration. (T or F) Question 180: Long range planning need only be done by the firms who are suppliers of major systems. (T or F) Question 181: Selling certain products below "cost" is forbidden by the regulations. (T or F) Question 182: The profit or fee is a relatively small portion of the total cost of a government contract. (T or F) Question 183: Government cost principles define a direct cost as a cost which is directly associated with the "final cost objective." (T or F) Question 184: "Advertising costs" are never considered allowable costs. (T or F) Question 185: Relocation costs are considered an allowable cost. (T or F) Question 186: Each person at the negotiating table will represent the sum total of his/her past background and environment. (T or F) Question 187: The performance-based statement of work includes "how-to" requirements. (T or F)