Government Contracting and Procurement Quiz

Test your knowledge on government contracting and procurement with questions covering processes, regulations, and acts.

#1

What is the purpose of government contracting?

To provide jobs to government officials
To purchase goods and services for government use
To raise funds for the government
To create competition among private businesses
#2

Which of the following is NOT a step in the government procurement process?

Identifying government needs
Evaluating proposals
Negotiating prices with suppliers
Awarding contracts
#3

What is the purpose of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) in the United States?

To regulate the process of government contracting
To oversee the federal budget
To manage federal grants
To enforce environmental regulations
#4

Which of the following is an example of a procurement method used by governments?

Reverse auction
Direct negotiation
Request for proposal (RFP)
All of the above
#5

Which of the following is a key difference between a request for proposal (RFP) and a request for quote (RFQ)?

An RFP is used for purchasing products, while an RFQ is used for purchasing services.
An RFP is a formal invitation for suppliers to submit proposals, while an RFQ is a simpler request for price quotes.
An RFP is used in the private sector, while an RFQ is used in the public sector.
An RFP is a legally binding document, while an RFQ is not.
#6

What is the purpose of the Davis-Bacon Act in the United States?

To ensure fair wages for workers on federal government construction projects
To regulate the import of goods
To protect intellectual property rights
To enforce workplace safety regulations
#7

What is the purpose of the Buy American Act?

To promote free trade agreements
To restrict the purchase of foreign-made goods by the U.S. government
To regulate government procurement of environmentally friendly products
To ensure fair labor practices in government contracts
#8

Which of the following is a responsibility of the Government Accountability Office (GAO) in the United States?

To investigate and report on the use of public funds
To oversee the federal budget process
To approve government contracts
To conduct audits of private companies

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