contract unit

It is market practice to determine the number of contract units as follows:

By 1990, the Army lost the ability to generate a Job Order Contracting unit price book.

Increasingly, over the last two decades, public participation has been pushed aside by developer-led, commercial archaeology, with the bulk of work going to contracting units.

Tim Morin, a Honeywell spokesman, said the company had put up the division and three other military contracting units for sale some time ago.

The bulk of finance comes from public revenues, with funding allocated to Contracting Units for Primary Care annually on a population basis.

The fee that the Postal Service pays outsiders to run the postal contract unit is negotiable, depending on the volume of postal business done.

MBDA to this end is creating a Government Contracting Unit under its Office of Business Development.

Bahagian Tender dan Kontrak (Tender and Contract Unit)

The Contracting unit within Government Support Services manages all statewide contracts for goods and services and administers agency contracts, as requested.

The Government Support Services - Contracting Unit does not send announcements of solicitations directly to vendors in favor of vendors registering for the subscription service.

In 1940, Cunningham became chief of the National Defense Advisory Commission Consumer Division's Civic Contracts Unit.

The Interactivity Technical Advice and Contracts Unit (ITACU)

This team is the State of Delaware's central contracting unit that acts on behalf of State agencies, local government units, authorized volunteer fire companies, and School Districts.

Note that Interactivity Technical Advice and Contracts Unit (ITACU) does not advise BBC Worldwide.

Anyone proposing to carry out a phone, text or online vote must refer to the Interactivity Technical Advice and Contracts Unit (ITACU) and complete the appropriate approval process.

McKinney Boyd, a spokesman for the Postal Service in Dallas, said operators of such contract units are paid 8 to 12 percent of the annual volume they do selling stamps and other postal services.

The Central Finance and Contracts Unit is an integral part of the Turkish public administration that will take decisions autonomously under the responsibility of a Programme Authorising Officer (PAO).

Energy Ventures, based in Houston, also plans to buy two drilling barge rigs from the Noble Drilling Corporation, which will be part of its Mallard Drilling rig contracting unit, for $32 million.

Any proposal to run a vote jointly with a third party must be referred to Editorial Policy and the Interactivity Technical Advice and Contracts Unit (ITACU) at an early stage.

The plan includes replacing seven operating groups, all of which did a combination of defense and commercial work, with three broader-based business segments that will allow all the commercial segments to be separated from the military contracting units.

Three Unisys military contracting units were barred for more than 90 days from bidding on contracts after a former Unisys official and a consultant pleaded guilty to conspiracy as a result of a Federal investigation of Pentagon procurement fraud.

In a separate announcement that underlined Lucent's desire to shed businesses unrelated to its focus on telecommunications, the company said yesterday that it had agreed to sell its custom military contracting unit to the General Dynamics Corporation for $284 million in cash.

The Central Financing and Contracting Unit (CFCU) is a body setup in all enlargement candidate countries for the administration of budgets, tendering, contracts, payments, accounting and financial reporting of all procurement contracts for EU funded programmes.

What is more, the table is remarkable in revealing a progressively better record for successively smaller sizes of factory (although medium-sized factories ceased to fall in number in the mid 1980s, and all figures are influenced by contracting units moving from a larger to a smaller category).