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Compliance & Governance Flashcards

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  1. A prime contractor wants to release classified information to a subcontractor. What must it verify first?

    Answer: The subcontractor's FCL and safeguarding capability

    Primes must confirm the sub's FCL level and safeguarding capability before release.

  2. When a prime awards a classified subcontract, it must issue the sub:

    Answer: A DD Form 254

    The prime issues a DD 254 to the subcontractor specifying classification requirements.

  3. After a classified contract completes, how long may a contractor generally retain classified material without further authorization?

    Answer: Two years

    Contractors may retain classified material up to two years unless the GCA directs otherwise.

  4. How soon must a loss, compromise, or suspected compromise of classified information be reported?

    Answer: Immediately

    Such events must be reported immediately to the CSA.

  5. Which system does the FSO typically use to manage employee eligibility and access records for NISP contractors?

    Answer: DISS (now transitioning to NBIS)

    FSOs manage personnel security records in DISS, transitioning to NBIS.

  6. An interim FCL allows a contractor to:

    Answer: Begin classified work while the final determination is pending

    Interim FCLs permit access at the granted level pending the final decision.

  7. Which party gives final authority on classification of information on a contract?

    Answer: Government contracting activity

    The GCA determines classification guidance for contract information.

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