Realize Your Potential: Learn. Peri X + CO UNCLASSIFIED dau.csod.com/Evaluations/EvalLaunch.aspx?loid=3ddf67fc-ddd0-4ec9-a2a0-3472f5da43ad&evalLvl=5&redirect_url=%2fphnx%2fdriver.aspx%3froutename%3dLearning%2fCurriculum%2fCurriculum Player%26T... Test - CMC 206 Module 2 Exam: Contractor Business Systems (CBS) Determination Processes T02.E01 Given example reports from any of the six contractor business systems (CBS), determine if there are significant deficiencies Question 3 of 5. You are an Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO). A functional specialist has issued you a business system report and Business Systems Analysis Summary (BSAS) on Contractor EFG's Material Management and Accounting System (MMAS). One deficiency documented in the business system report is that Contractor EFG had used Government-furnished materials on commercial work within the past few months. The relevant system criteria for this issue is: "Government-furnished material shall not be physically commingled with other material or used on commercial work." Upon conferring with the functional specialist, you learn that it was only a small dollar amount of Government-furnished materials that were used on the commercial project, and the error happened because a new employee had not been properly trained. The contractor caught the error, corrected the accounts, implemented a new training policy, and notified the Government. Is this deficiency significant? Yes, it is significant No, it is not significant Mark for follow up Back Save/Return Later Summary Next >>