ISP Classified Contracts, DD Form 254 & Subcontracting 2

Question 1

On a DD Form 254, which item indicates whether the specification covers a prime contract, a subcontract, or a solicitation?

Accepted Answer

Item 2

Answer

Item 2 identifies whether the DD 254 applies to a prime contract, subcontract, or solicitation/other number.

Question 2

Item 3 of the DD Form 254 lets the issuer mark the specification as which of the following?

Accepted Answer

Original, revised, or final

Answer

Item 3 shows whether the DD 254 is the original, a revision, or the final specification.

Question 3

Item 1b of a DD Form 254 is marked 'None.' What does this most likely mean?

Accepted Answer

The contractor will not store classified material at its own facility

Answer

Item 1b states the level of safeguarding required at the contractor's facility; 'None' means no classified storage is needed there.

Question 4

A cleared prime contractor wants to award a classified subcontract. What must it confirm about the prospective subcontractor before releasing classified information?

Accepted Answer

That the subcontractor has an FCL at the required level and adequate safeguarding if storage is needed

Answer

The prime must verify the subcontractor's FCL and safeguarding capability before giving it classified access.

Question 5

Who is responsible for issuing the DD Form 254 to a subcontractor?

Accepted Answer

The prime contractor

Answer

The prime contractor issues the subcontract DD 254, passing down the GCA's security requirements.

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ISP Classified Contracts, DD Form 254 & Subcontracting 2