Industrial Security Practice Test 2026 – Complete Exam Preparation

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In the contracting process, what does the GCA define in the second step?

Initial requirements and acquisition strategy

In the contracting process, the second step is about outlining what is needed and how you will obtain it. This means defining initial requirements at a high level and laying out the acquisition strategy, which sets the plan for procurement, including the scope, expected outcomes, constraints, market approach, competition, and schedule. Establishing these elements early provides a solid foundation for later steps such as specifying security requirements, defining project milestones, and applying the legal framework, rather than tackling those details before you clearly understand the need and the chosen path to acquire it. The other options don’t fit this stage because security requirements, milestones, and the legal framework are addressed later in the process as the project moves forward.

Security requirements

Project milestones

Legal framework

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