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FIA Superintedent Model Paper 2026  — 500 MCQs  (Page 31 of 50)

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'Cross debarred' under Rule 2(1)(fa) means a bidder debarred by any procuring agency shall be considered as debarred:
  • Only for the same procurement
  • By all the procuring agencies
  • By the same procuring agency in all categories
  • By agencies of the same Ministry
Which of the following is NOT included in the definition of 'emergency' in Rule 2(1)(g)?
  • Operational emergency
  • Delay in budget release
  • Accidents
  • Natural calamities
'Force account' means execution of procurement of small works and non-consultancy services through direct contracting with:
  • The lowest bidder without advertisement
  • A registered NGO
  • Government employees on overtime
  • A state-owned entity having resources to perform the assignment
The term 'lowest evaluated bid' was replaced by 'most advantageous bid' vide:
  • SRO 442(I)/2020 dated 15th May, 2020
  • SRO 432(I)/2004 dated 9th June, 2004
  • SRO 834(I)/2021 dated 28th June, 2021
  • SRO 1241(I)/2006 dated 13th December, 2006
'Repeat orders' under Rule 2(1)(j) means procurement of the same commodity from the same source:
  • Under a framework agreement only
  • Through limited competition
  • Without competition, including enhancement of contracts
  • After fresh advertisement
'Value for money' under Rule 2(1)(l) means best returns for each rupee spent in terms of all of the following EXCEPT:
  • Quality and timeliness
  • After-sales service and upgradeability
  • Combination of whole-life cost and quality
  • Lowest price alone
'Procurement Assignment' (inserted January 2025) means assignment of procurement functions of a procuring agency to:
  • The Finance Division
  • The PPRA
  • Any public sector entity to perform them on its behalf
  • A private consultant
The Public Procurement Rules, 2004 apply to all procurements made by all procuring agencies of the Federal Government:
  • Whether within or outside Pakistan
  • Except autonomous bodies
  • Above Rs. 500,000 only
  • Within Pakistan only
Under Rule 4, procuring agencies shall ensure procurements are:
  • Lowest priced in all cases
  • Fair and transparent, bring value for money, and are efficient and economical
  • Restricted to national bidders
  • Approved by PPRA in advance
If the PP Rules conflict with an obligation arising out of an agreement with an international financial institution:
  • The agreement prevails to the extent of the conflict
  • The matter is referred to PPRA Board
  • The PP Rules prevail
  • The procurement is cancelled