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Accounting and Records 1. Contractor shall maintain a system of accounts and accounting records satisfactory to Owner , together with supporting papers for all work performed under this Agreement and included in monthly statements ...
Accounting and Records 1. Contractor shall maintain a system of accounts and accounting records satisfactory to Owner , together with supporting papers for all work performed under this Agreement and included in monthly statements ...
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ARTICLE VI Accounting and Records 1 . Contractor shall maintain a system of accounts and accounting records in accordance with company policy , together with supporting papers for all work performed under this Agreement and including in ...
ARTICLE VI Accounting and Records 1 . Contractor shall maintain a system of accounts and accounting records in accordance with company policy , together with supporting papers for all work performed under this Agreement and including in ...
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A register - like summary sheet is also attached to the inside front cover of the folder to record all changes in status by ... At the inception of a project , copies of the records of all transferred personnel are sent to the field to ...
A register - like summary sheet is also attached to the inside front cover of the folder to record all changes in status by ... At the inception of a project , copies of the records of all transferred personnel are sent to the field to ...
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