Part 12 Commercial Acquisition Flashcards

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Commercial Item Definition

A

Supplies of a type. Customarily used by the general public or non-governmental entities. Can also include modified items.

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What is Commericial Services

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Installation, maintenance, repair, training, and other services. Used in support of a commercial item and source of services provides similar sources to the general public.

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3
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What is a nondevelopmental item?

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procuring agency determines the item was:
developed exclusively at private expense
sold in substantial quantities
On a competitive basis
Multiple state and local governments or to multiple foreign governments.

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4
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Benefits of Commericial acquisitions?

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Competition
Less FAR clauses
Simpler pricing approach (exempt from TINA)
Only specific contract types are allowed (FFP and FP W/EPA)
SAP up to $7.5M

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5
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When is Commercial Item Determination required?

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required >$1M. And you have DCMA CIG.

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6
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Who approves the CID?

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The CO….if “of a type” then one Level above the CO

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7
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What does a CID contain?

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Description of supplies or services
Basis on which supply or service meets definition
Identify and cite key considerations from MR
Determination involves the “of a type” component
CO signature and date

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8
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Subsequent CID Usage?

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Include Prior Determination
Affirmative statement that includes:
Description of supplies and services
justification for supporting supplies or services via previous determination
impact of current market conditions on previous determination.
CO signature and date

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9
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Sole Source Priving for commercial acquisitions?

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NO CCOPD but need to obtain sufficient data to determine price fair and reasonable

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10
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If CO still cannot determine price fair and reasonable?

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at a minimum CO must obtain information on previous sales dat for same/similar items

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11
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If previous sales information is insufficient?

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CO must obtain data other than certified. Cost analysis can be performed.

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12
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What does FAR 15.402(a)(2) say?

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requires the offeror to provide whatever information or data the CO need to determine the price fair and reasonable.

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13
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Why would contractors prefer Part 12?

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They don’t have to certify to cost and pricing data

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14
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How are commercial items priced?

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Always do price analysis

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15
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How do you price a commercial contract if it is sole source?

A

Request:
- data from secondary sources
- sales data for same or similar items
- data other than certified cost and pricing data

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16
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What if the CO cannot get enough info needed to determine the price fair and reasonable?

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The CO may request whatever information necessary from the contractor in order to determine fair and reasonable.