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1. Which of the following must be true to properly classify a cost as an “other direct cost”?
The offeror customarily treats similar costs as “other direct costs” under similar circumstances The proposed cost benefits only the proposed contract work
The contractor’s accounting system segregates “other direct costs” from similar indirect costs All of these
2. 2.) Which of these statements below is correct regarding the criteria for classifying a special test equipment cost as an "other direct cost”?
Engineered, designed, fabricated, or modified to meet not only the requirements of the current contract but also the requirements of all other contracts
Developed and engineered by a subcontractor who is not currently working on another contract An item (e.g., fixture, pattern, or gauge) that is necessary in aiding the development of a unique
product
Engineered, designed, fabricated, or modified to meet specific contract needs and cannot be used for other contracts
3.) What is the most common base for calculating the General and Administrative (G&A) overhead rate?
[Identify indirect cost pools and bases]
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Total price
Total G&A expense Total management cost Total of all costs
Expense pool and Allocation base Allocation base and Overhead rate Overhead rate and Expense base Allocation Pool and Expense base
Billing Phase
Forward Pricing Phase Beginning Payment Phase Final Allocation Phase
Comparing the proposed costs of a new computer database with the historical costs of all recent contracts in your office
Calculating the mean cost of one individual unit in a production run of 10,000 units
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