Answer is C.

Explanation: Statement of Objectives (SOO): A SOO is a government or business document used in the procurement process that outlines the high-level objectives and desired outcomes for a project or contract. It provides vendors or contractors with the overall goals and expected results, allowing them the flexibility to propose the best solutions to achieve those objectives. Unlike a Statement of Work (SOW), which specifies detailed tasks and deliverables, a SOO focuses on what needs to be achieved rather than how to achieve it.

required support is tasks - it's added to the contract. A SOO provides the government's overall objectives and the offeror's required support to achieve the contractual objectives. Offerors use the SOO as a basis for preparing a SOW which is then included as an integral part of the proposal which the government evaluates during the source selection.

Correct answer is C

A Statement of Objectives (SOO) is a document used in the procurement process, specifically in the context of a request for proposal (RFP). It is typically prepared by the organization seeking goods or services and is provided to potential vendors or contractors. The SOO outlines the specific objectives or desired outcomes that the organization wants to achieve through the procurement.

SOA is not a document itself,...., it is a part/section of a document/contract....therefore the right is A

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statement_of_objectives