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PK0-005 Practice Question: Basics of IT Infrastructure and IT Project Management
Arrange the steps for performing procurement management.
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Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
Plan, Conduct, Select, Administer, Close
The correct sequence for procurement management is Plan, Conduct, Select, Administer, and Close. This order ensures that procurement is well-defined before market engagement, vendors are evaluated after solicitation, contracts are managed after selection, and all activities are formally closed.
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Plan, Conduct, Select, Administer, Close
Why this is correct
This is the correct order because procurement management starts with planning the procurement approach, then conducting the procurement process (e.g., soliciting bids), selecting the vendor, administering the contract throughout the project, and finally closing the procurement.
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Conduct, Plan, Select, Administer, Close
Why it's wrong here
This order is incorrect because the procurement process must begin with planning before conducting any solicitations or evaluations. Conducting procurement without a plan leads to inefficiencies and unclear requirements.
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Plan, Select, Conduct, Administer, Close
Why it's wrong here
This order is incorrect because selecting a vendor cannot occur before conducting the procurement process (e.g., issuing requests, receiving proposals, and evaluating bids). Conducting must precede selection.
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Plan, Conduct, Administer, Select, Close
Why it's wrong here
This order is incorrect because administering the contract should come after selecting the vendor, not before. Selection determines the awarded vendor, and administration manages that vendor's performance.
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