Contract Claims and Disputes
Contract Claims and Disputes Quiz
Test your knowledge on the Contract Dispute Act (CDA) and its implications in government contracting. This quiz provides a comprehensive overview of key concepts, responsibilities, and processes related to contract claims.
- 10 engaging questions
- Multiple choice and checkbox formats
- Learn important details about the CDA and ASBCA
What is the Contract Dispute Act (CDA)?
Provides the guidelines and regulations for claims made by either the government or a contractor.
Authorized in 1978 by congress to carry out a comprehensive legislative system for the resolution of government contract claims
Who processes most cases submitted?
ASBCA
NASA
CDA
What is the ASBCA responsible for?
Hearing and deciding disputes involving post-awarded contracts among contractors
Negotiating Contracts
Reading over specs
Reviewing drawings
The CDA oversees post-award monetary claims such as:
Breach of contract
Non-monetary claims
They do not oversee claims
All of the above
Is a prevailing wage claim under the Davis Bacon Act a Subject of the CDA?
Yes
No
Maybe
Who can assert a claim under the CDA?
Federal government and contractors working for the government
The owner
Non of the above
All of the above
When can a CDA Claim be asserted
Within 6 years
Within 10 years
Within 1 year
Within 3 years
Claims made by the contractor exceeding _______________ must be certified.
$1,000,000
$100,000
$200,000
50,000
How do you appeal a final decision?
After the contractor receives a final decision from a contracting officer concerning the claim
Before the contractor receives a final decision from a contracting officer concerning the claim
You cant appeal
Are attorney's fees recoverable for a claim under the CDA?
No
Yes
Yes, but only if its determined that eh claimant is the prevailing party
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