What usually does not need to be specified at the pre-award conference?
A) Invoicing procedures and documentation
B) Materials purchase procedures
C) Background checks and security clearances
D) Price of the contract
E) Insurance certificates

Question

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The price of the contract is usually specified in the solicitation and the evaluation of the bids or proposals. It doesn't typically need to be discussed at the pre-award conference.

Answer: B
 Materials purchase procedures may be discussed during the procurement process, but they are not typically a focus of the pre-award conference.

Answer: C
 Background checks and security clearances are typically handled separately from the pre-award conference.

Therefore, choices A and E are not correct because invoicing procedures and documentation and insurance certificates can be important topics to discuss at the pre-award conference.

What Usually Does Not Need to Be Specified at the Pre-Award