Government and Contractor Acquisition Ethics and Responsibilities Quiz Test your knowledge on government acquisition ethics principles, regulations, and responsibilities with this quiz. Learn about FAR, TINA, PIA, and more.
#1
Transparency
Maximizing profits
Avoiding accountability
Minimizing stakeholder involvement
#2
Transparency
Fair dealing
Conflict of interest
Personal integrity
#3
Ensuring fair and open competition
Maximizing profits for contractors
Maintaining ethical standards
Complying with relevant regulations and laws
#4
A pricing strategy aimed at maximizing profits
An evaluation of proposed costs to determine if they are realistic for the work to be performed
A practice of concealing actual costs from the government
A method of minimizing costs regardless of quality
#5
An employee of a government agency responsible for awarding and managing contracts
A contractor hired by the government to oversee acquisitions
A third-party mediator between the government and contractors
An independent auditor responsible for ensuring ethical behavior
#6
Fair dealing
Personal integrity
Conflict of interest
Transparency
#7
To ensure contractors make the highest profit margins
To promote efficiency and effectiveness in government procurement
To limit competition among contractors
To discourage small business participation
#8
Legal penalties
Reputation damage
Increased trust among stakeholders
Loss of government contracts
#9
To require government contractors to disclose cost or pricing data
To allow contractors to conceal pricing information
To increase bureaucratic hurdles in the contracting process
To limit competition among contractors
#10
A situation where a government contractor has a vested interest in a competitor's success
A situation where a government contractor is unable to fulfill contractual obligations
A situation where a government contractor's actions may be biased due to other interests
A situation where a government contractor refuses to disclose pricing information
#11
To ensure fair competition among contractors
To prevent conflicts of interest and ensure confidentiality in the procurement process
To limit government oversight of contractor activities
To minimize stakeholder involvement in contract negotiations
#12
To maximize profits for contractors
To promote transparency and ethical behavior among contractors
To encourage collusion among contractors
To minimize government oversight
#13
A refund given to the government by a contractor
An illegal payment made to someone who has facilitated a contract
A bonus given to government officials for successful contract negotiations
A fee charged by the government for contract processing
#14
Department of Defense (DoD)
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
General Services Administration (GSA)
Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
#15
A requirement for contractors to disclose any potential conflicts of interest
A voluntary disclosure of cost or pricing data by contractors
A request for contractors to disclose their profit margins
An option for contractors to conceal unethical behavior
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