Typical limits, terms, conditions, and practices associated with D&D contracting.

DOE-STD-1166-2003

internal and external stakeholders. Describe several methods for identifying interested

stakeholders.

30. D&D personnel shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of the typical limits,

terms, conditions, and practices associated with D&D contracting.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

For the following contracting methods, 1) discuss the advantages and disadvantages of

each, 2) describe the role of the CO, COR, and DOE Project Manager, and 3) describe

typical terms and conditions for assigning damages.

Cost plus fee

Fixed price

Incentive

Assets for Value.

Define "government furnished services/items" (GFSI) and how it can impact a D&D

baseline.

Discuss the importance of formal change control with regard to project management.

Describe the process used to effect a change order to an existing fixed priced contract

and to a cost plus fee contract.

Discuss the scheduling requirements (time required) to initiate a new contract for a D&D

project, and its impact to a project deliverable.

31. D&D personnel shall demonstrate familiarity level knowledge of configuration

management principles required to meet the project's technical and operational

requirements.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

Using the guidance in DOE-STD-1073-93, Guide for Operational Configuration

Management Program, discuss the System Engineer concept as it applies to oversight

of safety systems. Specifically address the areas of configuration management,

assessment of system status and performance, and the technical support for operation

and maintenance activities or for Documented Safety Analysis reviews.

Discuss the objectives of configuration management.

Describe the following elements of configuration management:

Configuration identification

Configuration control

Configuration recording and reporting

Waivers and deviations.

Discuss the revision process for technical baselines over the life of a project, including

an explanation of the following:

Functional requirements baseline