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Performance Monitoring & Evaluation Flashcards

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  1. Why is performance monitoring important in contract management?

    Answer: To ensure deliverables meet contract standards

    Ongoing monitoring ensures the contractor is meeting deliverables and performance standards outlined in the contract.

  2. Which tool is commonly used to track contractor progress?

    Answer: Performance assessment plan

    A performance assessment plan helps track deliverables, timelines, and ensures contract compliance.

  3. What should a COR do if contractor performance falls below expectations?

    Answer: Notify the Contracting Officer with documentation

    Documenting performance issues and notifying the Contracting Officer is essential for resolution and accountability.

  4. How often should performance be monitored in an active contract?

    Answer: Consistently throughout the contract term

    Regular monitoring, whether weekly, monthly, or per milestone, helps identify issues early and ensures ongoing compliance.

  5. What is the purpose of a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP)?

    Answer: To monitor and assess contract performance

    A QASP outlines how performance will be measured, including frequency and acceptable quality levels.

  6. Which action supports effective performance evaluation?

    Answer: Collecting data and documenting performance

    Gathering objective data and maintaining thorough records ensures fair and accurate evaluation of contractor performance.

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