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Pass the CIPS CIPS Level 4 Diploma in Procurement and Supply L4M4 Questions and answers with CertsForce

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Questions # 81:

Mark is an audio visual category buyer in the public sector and is looking to purchase a large quantity of interactive screens for medical lecture rooms across a university campus. Mark expects this to cost in excess of £950,000 and suggests to his user group that a competitive tendering process should take place. Was this the right approach?

Options:

A.

Yes, because the anticipated value requires a competitive tendering process to take place


B.

Yes, as all public sector procurement should go through a competitive tendering process


C.

No, because the competitive tendering process will be time-consuming for the university


D.

No, competitive tendering should only be used when the value justifies the resources required


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Questions # 82:

What mechanism helps buying organisations achieve a best value outcome in a tender exercise?

Options:

A.

Restricting the number of bidders


B.

Advertising requirements


C.

Providing a debrief


D.

Timetabling the process


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Questions # 83:

Intra-company trading allows business units within a large enterprise to supply goods or services to another. What are the likely objectives of intra-company trading?

Enhances production capacity utilisation

Offsets some of the fixed costs of the supplying entity

Compensates the supplying unit for the less effective technology applied

Ensures internal technology always out-performs that of external suppliers

Options:

A.

1 and 2 only


B.

2 and 3 only


C.

1 and 3 only


D.

2 and 4 only


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Questions # 84:

If a company is concerned with ethical sourcing and has concerns about issues such as corruption and modern day slavery within the supply chain, what course of action should they take?

Options:

A.

Only work with known suppliers


B.

Complete Due-Diligence on all new suppliers


C.

Only work with suppliers who have a published Anti-Slavery policy


D.

Complete formal tenders to find the best suppliers


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