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One FAC-C standard

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I like the idea of passing an exam very much:

"Passing the contracting professional certification exam is required to obtain the FAC-C (Professional). An optional exam prep class is available to assist in preparation for the exam. More information on the certification exam is available at CON 3990V – Contract Certification Exam – Defense Acquisition University (dau.edu)." 

Never have liked being around for a year and not getting fired making someone eligible for any certification. 

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“Professional Examination. Contracting professionals must pass the contracting professional certification exam to obtain the FAC-C (Professional). The exam assesses the contracting common competencies to determine initial readiness of the candidate. An optional exam prep class will be available to assist in preparation for the exam.”

Whenever I read something like this, I get skeptical.  It reminds me of the old college football player jokes.  No one fails

3 minutes ago, Vern Edwards said:

They can't fail very many. What would that say about management?

Are they using the NCMA CPCM exam?

No. It will probably be closer to the CCMA exam.

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