Description
This course is specifically designed for Contracting Officer Representatives (CORs) who are responsible for assuring that contractors are performing the technical portion of the contract. Acquire the breadth of knowledge required to perform the COR role, including knowledge related to roles and responsibilities, as well as fundamentals of contracting regulations; types, phases, and other elements of contracts; awareness of ethical, legal, and cultural factors that impact COR responsibilities; and information necessary to effectively evaluate situations, apply knowledge gained, and make correct decisions to carry out COR responsibilities. This course is equivalent to the Defense Acquisition University (DAU) course COR222 from which materials are adapted. This course is recommended by Federal Acquisition Institute (FAI) as one of the certification requirements for the Contracting Officer's Representative certification (FAC-COR). To earn a Certificate of Completion, participants must attend all class sessions and achieve a score of 80% across all course work and assessments including examinations, quizzes and participation in case studies. Participants who do not meet the above standard must re-enroll at their own expense.Duration
5 days
Level
IntermediateWho Should Attend?
Individuals who have or will be designated as CORs, especially those who need training equivalent to DAU COR222.Credits
3 CEU's, 40 CPE'sLearning Outcomes
Recognize the duties, limitations and authority of the COR
Identify key laws and regulations that address fraud, waste and abuse and ethical considerations in federal contracting
Recognize COR responsibilities in acquisition mission support planning
Recognize the COR responsibilities in the contract award process
Recognize the COR's role in tracking contract expenditures
Recognize the COR's role in tracking the contract schedule
Identify when proposed changes under the contract are needed so that the best interests of the government are protected
Recognize the importance of the COR as a representative of the Contracting Officer during performance of the contract
Identify the COR's participation in contract closeout
Describe the COR's role in inspecting and accepting goods and services
Identify major requirements for timely invoice review and payments
Describe the administrative duties of the COR as outlined in the delegation letter
Pinpoint the unique characteristics of a construction contract
Know the unique characteristics of contracts in major systems and R&D acquisitions
Identify control and disposition requirements for government furnished or leased assets
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